Reply 20 of 27, by Cizkaro
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I have an MT-32 old and I mainly still use my SC-55 mkII for games. Keep this sc55!
Reply 21 of 27, by matze79
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What about SC-7 ?
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Reply 22 of 27, by derSammler
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wrote:What about SC-7 ?
No GS, no MT-32. It's a neat little unit (have one myself) but it's stripped down to the very basic GM functionality.
Reply 23 of 27, by gdjacobs
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SC-7 is like the SCC-1 (non A) synth in a box.
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Reply 24 of 27, by keropi
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^ nope, the SCC-1s (both versions) are like SC-55-on-a-card, they offer both GS and MT-32 functionality
Reply 25 of 27, by gdjacobs
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Right you are.
I must have been thinking of Roland bundles with the SCB-7 on board. Even the synth on the RAP-10 is a little bit different.
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Reply 26 of 27, by keropi
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oh I forgot about the SCB-7 ... it's a nice GM card as well !
Reply 27 of 27, by CrossBow777
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wrote:^ nope, the SCC-1s (both versions) are like SC-55-on-a-card, they offer both GS and MT-32 functionality
Is this why when I use that in a game that supports the SCC-1 it sounds the same between both my MT-32 and the MT-200?
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