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Radikal Technologies Accelerator at the MusikMesse 2010
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MusikMesse 2010 - Roland GAIA SH-01 demo
MusikMesse 2010 - Roland GAIA SH-01 demo
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Musikmesse 2013: Korg Volca series
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Musikmesse 2012 JUPITER-50 Synthesizer Overview
The JUPITER-50 is equipped with a sound engine that's the sonic equal of its big brother JUPITER-80, containing most of the SuperNATURAL acoustic and synthesizer tones found in the JUPITER-80. It also retains the same Live Set architecture, where four separate sound engines can be stacked together...
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