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From: rgh@inmet.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Polyphonic playback
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Date: Fri, 22-Nov-85 10:36:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 22 10:36:00 1985
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The Casio CZ-5000 (list $1200) offers eight voices multi-timbrally,
either as a MIDI slave or through the built-in 8-track sequencer.
[The instrument has the same basic voice as the CZ-101 or CZ-1000,
but twice as many of them, a full-size keyboard, and the 7000-event
sequencer.]
Each oscillator can take on one of 8 different digital
waveforms, and each two-oscillator voice has six eight-stage
envelope generators, two each for pitch, timbre, and amplitude.
The two oscillators can be given independent tones, mixed in any
loudness combination, and detuned.
See the Keyboard review, September 85.


-	Randy Hudson	{ihnp4,ima}!inmet!rgh