| Notes | The MKS-70 is an identical rackmount version of the JX-10 synthesizer. Released in 1986, it combines two individual JX-8P synth engines for an outstanding warm and analog sound which is used in many modern studios all over the world. It comes with an onboard "chorus" effect and offers a wider range of programming using the optional PG-800 Programmer. This programmer is highly recommended for those who will be programming unique sounds since editing from the rack-face itself is cumbersome and tedious. The MKS-70 has a "chase-play" function which allows programmable delayed repeats of voices from either of its tone modules. The chorus is either off, slow or fast.
Bi-timbral
Polyphony - 12 voices
Oscillators - 2 DCO's per voice (24 oscillators)
Effects - Portamento, chorus, chase-play
Memory - 64 Patches; 100 Tones, 50 non-editable and 50 user
VCF - low pass / hi pass filter
VCA - 2 ADSR envelope generators per voice
Arpeg/Seq - None
Keyboard - None, (responds to aftertouch and velocity sensitive)
Control - MIDI (In/Out/Thru)
Optional - Memory cartridge (M-64C)
Date Produced - 1986 |
