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1 total messages Started by Adisak Pochanayon Mon, 25 Jan 1993 09:12
Programming Windows and MIDI module
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Author: Adisak Pochanayon
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 09:12
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For Sale:   Brand New Roland MT-32 - purchased Dec. 19, 1992
	    The De Facto standard of stand-alone MIDI Modules
	    32-voice multi-timbral polyphonic stereo sound
	    Multichannel implementation
	    Includes 128 Sounds Factory Presets Plus 30 sound Drum Kit
	    Programmable/patchable through MIDI for thousands more
		sounds (there are sound libraries available in standard
		MIDI format advertised in every issue of E.M. that I have)
	    Linear Algorithmic Sound Synthesis (similar to D-10, D-20)
	    Compact format fits easily under or on top of Computer monitor.
	    Front panel control over sounds and bright (very readable!)
		backlit liquid Crystal Display.

	    Asking $400 (I paid a total of $450 including shipping) and
		I'll ship anywhere in the continental US.  COD, you pay the
		difference between UPS and COD.

	    The only reason I'm even selling this is that I just acquired a
	Wavestation and I can't afford to keep both (the WaveStation is almost
	$1,500).

For Sale:   Windows Software Development Kit - Never Used.
	    Includes all registration forms, manuals, everything -- you can
		register this as new in your own name and upgrade it whenever
		upgrades becomes available (like when Windows NT comes out).
	    Necessary for full windows programming and debuggin capability.
	    This baby has lots of extra features like allowing you to trace
		and debug software on a second monitor while running windows
		on your main monitor.
	    Please don't ask me any technical questions on this product that I
		can't answer by reading the packaging.  I don't own a PC or
		even have windows.  I purchased it when I planned on buying
		a PC for programming but can no longer afford the PC.
	    Yours for only $140 +Shipping (this is about 1/3 retail cost).
		Note the SDK kit weighs about 15 lbs Including all the manuals.
		I would guess it'd cost $10-15 to ship UPS.

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