You certainly can. I used to use it a lot with effects units from my MC 500 but that was eons ago. It should be easy with the manual...just can't remember off the top of my head!

I thought about going the HxC route but I still have a lot of stuff on floppy disk...I'll still need to get the samples off. Mine is currently still working so maybe I should be doing that!

Casio CZ1000. Still got it somewhere!

Like the Emulator II in Ferris Bueller's Day Off?

ZW Bassmachine?

Looks like a Yamaha CN-70 organ to me.

SuperMRC was the software for the MC-500 MkII. The MRP was designed for performance and so it was used so settings could be saved for ease of use live. Not sure it will be so useful to you though!

It's been a long time since I used mine but I seem to remember that you had to use the Super-MRP software to save the info that you want. I'll have to dig mine out.

Excellent. Love it!

That's a great introduction to making a drum kit on the S1000. I remember doing it on the S950 so long ago!

Like Zip and Jaz, Syquest were ok but over time had quite a high failure rate. I've lost count of how many of each type of drive have just packed up and stopped working but then you get lucky and get one that works and works. I have a Zip drive for example that I've used for 19 years and is still fi...

Twice?

Z wrote:I have one, but it's only mostly working. If you know where I can find schematics or even an owners manual, I'd be most grateful.

I certainly have the owners manual kicking around and I might even have the schematics. Mine works pretty much but the pads are not great.

Just a bit of fun....older members please don't spoil it!!

I used to use my TR-626 as a bassline sequencer ages ago and I have an RX5...never tried using it but I think I might give it a try. It really does more than meets the eye, initially.