Roland W-30 Editor

The Roland W-30 Editor and Additive Synthesiser is of course a sample editor featuring additive synthesis for the Roland W-30 Music / Sample Workstation. Released around 1990 by J S Mclennan, it helps alleviate the issue of the Roland W-30 not utilising the MIDI SDS protocol, by allowing the loading of samples via floppy disk on your Atari. Another nice feature other than additive synthesis, is that it also caters for time stretching of your samples. The Roland W-30 Editor ended with version 1.5, available for download here.

Overview

Name: Roland W-30 Editor and Additive Synthesiser
Type: Sample Editor
Bit Depth: Up to 12-bit
Sample Rate: Up to 30 kHz
Sound Quality: Mono
Hardware ADC: No
ADC Connection Type: N/A