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Roland Instruments
Alpha-Juno 1
Alpha-Juno 2
Boss DR-55
Boss DR-110
Boss DR-660
CM-32L
CMU-800 CompuMusic
CMU-810
CR-68
CR-78
CSQ-100
CSQ-600
D-5
D-10
D-20
D-50
D-110
E-20
EM-101
GR-300
HS-10
JSQ Sequencers
Juno-6
Juno-60
Juno 106
Jupiter-4
Jupiter-6
Jupiter-8
JX-3P
JX-8P
JX-10 (Super JX)
MC-4
MC-8
MC-202 MicroComposer
MKS-7 Super Quartet
MKS-10 Planet-P
MKS-30 Planet-S
MKS-50
MKS-70 Super JX
MKS-80 Super Jupiter
MKS-100
MSQ-100 Sequencer
MSQ-700 Sequencer
MT-32
PG-200
PG-300
PG-800
Pro-Mars (MRS-2)
RS-09
RS-101
RS-202
RS-505 Paraphonic
S-5
S-10
S-330
S-550
Saturn 09 (SA-09)
SH-1
SH-2
SH-3
SH-5
SH-7
SH-09
SH-101
SH-1000
SH-2000
SPV-355
System 100
System 100m
System 700
TR-66
TB-303
TR-505
TR-606
TR-626
TR-707
TR-727
TR-808
TR-909
U-110
VP-330 Vocoder Plus
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SH-101
above photo from the collection of Joseph Rivers, Audio Playground, Orlando, FL
other synths in the Audio Playground Collection
The Roland SH-101 is a monophonic synthesizer, featuring a 2 1/2 octave 32-note (F-C) keyboard in a light, plastic case. It was designed as a strap-on synth with an optional modulation attachment that stuck out like a guitar neck. It can run on batteries and it came in a number of exciting colors. The SH101 was pre-MIDI, but it has CV (1 volt/octave cv) and gate inputs in the back. It features one VCO with separate levels for each waveform, saw, square, pulse, Pulse Width Modulation (PWM), and suboscillator. PWM can be set at one level or can be controlled by the EG or the LFO. The VCF is self-oscillating (resonant) and can be modulated by the envelope generator, the LFO and the keyboard (keyboard tracking). The Envelope Generator (EG) is ADSR and can be triggered by the gate or the LFO. The LFO can be set on triangle, square, random (sample-and-hold), and noise. The VCA can be controlled by the EG or the Gate. The SH-101 also features a very primitive arpeggiator and sequencer as well as portamento.
Who Played This Instrument?
808 State,
Add N to (X),
Aurora,
Dave Angel,
Automations Orchestra,
Beatmasters,
Mark Bell,
Bizarre Inc,
Bjork,
Boards of Canada (warp/emi records),
Chris Carter,
Vince Clarke of Yaz/Yazoo,
Carl Craig,
The Cars,
A Certain Ratio,
Code,
Tony Cohen,
Custard,
D.A.V.E.,
DDR,
Deee-Lite,
DEVO,
D.Ream,
Dreadzone,
The Drummer,
Dub Tribe,
Earthling,
Eat Static,
Edwyn Collins,
Rusty Egan,
Ege Bam Yasi,
Electribe 101,
Electronic,
Electronic Dream Planet,
EMF,
Alec Empire of DHR and Atari Teenage Riot,
Future Sound of London,
Global Communications,
Go West,
Andy Gray,
Groove Corporation,
A Guy Called Gerald,
Brian Henry,
HIA,
Hit Squad,
Human League,
Paul Humphreys,
Juno Reactor,
Stewart Kershaw of OMD,
Sascha Konietzko of KMFDM, mdfmk, and Excessive Force,
Kenny Larkin,
Claus Larsen of Leather Strip,
Sean Lennon,
Chris Liberator,
Loaded,
Loop Guru,
Man Machine,
Mansun,
Guy McAffer,
Bitty McLean,
Meat Beat Manifesto,
Mulligan,
Chris Newman,
Nitzer Ebb,
Nort,
Mike Oldfield,
OMD,
One Dove,
William Orbit,
Orbital,
Ozric Tentacles,
Pere Ubu,
Primal Scream,
The Prodigy,
Martin Rex,
Rhythmatic,
Ian Ritchie,
Rowland The Bastard,
Sabres of Paradise,
Shades of Rhythm,
Nigel Shaw,
Sheep on Drugs,
Tim Simenon of Bomb the Bass,
Squarepusher,
Stereo MC's,
Switzerland,
Staja Tanz,
Timeshard,
Thighpaulsandra,
Mark Tyler,
UB40,
Adrian Utley,
Eric Wilson bassist of Sublime,
Youth,
Zion Train
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