Some say it’s the most recorded sound module in history, and lately artists have been utilizing these sounds again, in new and modern ways. Some of these sounds, originally meant to mimic acoustic instruments, became so iconic themselves that they’ve become a permanent part of the collective musical sound palette. PCM Heaven Throughout the 1990s, Roland digital synthesizers based on PCM sampled waveforms formed the basis of music as diverse as R&B, pop, hip-hop, new wave and film scores. RS concept resynthesizes and rebuilds new harmonics using a custom sample interpolation, but it lacks a filter structure in fact RS can be mistaken with older L.A synthesis implemented in Roland D50 model.
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TECH system based on a Intel P8098 CPU which handles 30 voices polyphonic subtractive synthesis RS PCM Resynthesized Pulse Code Modulation. Meaning it was sampled quite crudely and the internals of the U-20 / U-220 interpolate the partials of the sample to recreate a more lush and better sounding result. Re: This Sound and more of the Roland U-20 I own both the Roland U-20 and it's module version the U-220 and it's sounds are created using the RS-PCM method.
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All 64 factory presets have been meticulously sampled across the keyboard to emulate the U20's superb and classic tone. A stunning sounding VST version of the superb Roland U20 RS-PCM Synthesizer. All 64 factory presets have been meticulously sampled across the keyboard to emulate the U20's superb and classic tone as c.
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