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NQPSMTR Techno Collection %Oard 3DWFK /LVWLQJ NQPSMTR 7HFKQR&ROOHFWLRQ%RDUG 3DWFK/LVWLQJ 001 Teknoperator(132) 046 TB Saw Bass 091 Ring Bell 136 Sirena 181 Organ Stabs 226 Snr Menu 1 002 Transmission(144) 047 303 Ow Bass 092 260 & JUNO 137 After’s Pad 182 Techno Pizz 227 Snr Menu 2 003 X-Tronic Jam(120) 048 TB Square 1 093 260 MIDI 138 Warmer Pad 183 Captain Pizz 228 Kick Menu 004 Dirt Jungle(160) 049 TB Square 2 094 SquareKeys 2 139 Phatt Pad 184 Pizzatek 229 Hi Hat Menu 005 DJ Spinnin(151) 050 TB Square 3 095 Pure Sine 140 OB Sweep Pad 185 Sleepless 230 Perc Menu 006 Zipper Beat(151) 051 Solid Bass 1 096 Ambient ORG 141 Murk Pad 186 Mega 5th 2 231 Tom&Cym Menu 007 Tribal House(151) 052 Solid Bass 2 097 JX Planet 142 Dense Floor 187 Chord maj7th 232 Metal Dream 008 Obsession(144) 053 FM Tube Bass 098 Clavi-Club 143 SecretMelody 188 Chord min7th 233 System D 009 Sonic Empire(144) 054 Drum’m’Bass 099 Sweep Clav 2 144 Vaporish 189 5thDimension 234 Mayday Ring 010 Double Dutch(140 055 Sub Bass 100 Square Tek 145 Vintage Revo 190 StateXLChord 235 Industrial 011 E-tronicBoom(116) 056 Dirty Bass 101 Retro Party 146 Liquid Sky 191 Sixth Sense 236 Tranceporter 012 Chillout=->(116) 057 Gate Me Buzz 102 Rave Nature 147 Exploration 192 Garage Chord 237 Acid Copter 013 MecaTrip-Hop(90) 058 Coprex Bass 103 Alias Square 148 Drama Pad 193 Chordmaj7/5- 238 Roll Over 014 Hero Beat(90) 059 Bass Invader 104 Dirty Stack 149 Vapor Style 194 Planet EKNO 239 Gimme aBreak 015 Hit House(120) 060 Ovdrive Bass 105 Phenomena 150 JP-6 Style 195 Optimum Rave 240 RadicalAbuse 016 Voco Groove(122) 061 Housy Bella 106 Music Hi 151 Obilator 196 Arpege Me 241 Echodrome 017 Hell Fire(151) 062 Bassic Needs 107 Euro-Dance 1 151 Glamour 197 Vtransformer 242 Trance Chime 018 Lo:BD Hi:HH(144) 063 Raver Bass 1 108 Euro Dance 2 153 Medium Solo 198 Analog Attax 243 Altamira 019 Detroit+Perc(132) 064 Raver Bass 2 109 Dance Stack 154 Singing’Mini 199 Maxi Fuzzy ! 244 Locko Motif 020 Crossfader(120) 065 Jericho Bass 110 Raver Blade 155 Analog Flute 200 Only by FXM 245 SpaceFactory 021 Soft & Hard(120) 066 Slippy Bass 111 White Gloves 156 SH-5 Bs/Lead 201 Hit & Run 246 Get Busy 022 Space Shake(130) 067 Rise Bass 112 Touchdown 157 Classy Pulse 202 Photon Attak 247 Ayers Rock 023 Under Ether(85) 068 Cyber Bass 113 Rave Station 158 Jupiter-6 Ld 203 Predator 248 Altern Saw 024 Confusion(147) 069 SH-2000 Bass 114 Time Warp 159 Just Lovely 204 Village Hit 249 JP-6 Sync 025 Amsterdamer(184) 070 FM Bass 115 Thin Rave 160 DJ Devil 205 Hardcore Hit 250 ColdJX 026 House that?(120) 071 Razor Bass 116 Igor Circus 161 Simply June 206 Short Chord 251 Fancy Pad 027 Phrase Menu 072 SquelchyBass 117 Alpha Zone 162 Mr.Raw SAW 207 ShortCircuit 252 Tune Breath 028 Cyber-Trance 073 RaversBass 118 Stars March 163 Crispy Lead 208 SonafaPitch 253 OrchestraGTR 029 Creator 074 Compu Bass 119 JP Velo -Saw 164 Dirty Lead 2 209 Flutish SQUR 254 Gtr Sweep 030 Etherality 075 Jump Bass 120 Rich Teeth 165 Disto Stack 210 FazzyCow 808 255 Trilly 031 Unplugged 076 VocoBass 121 After Saw 166 Velo Chees 211 Blurpy 256 Good Bye Spk 032 Acid Melt 077 Vocoder Menu 122 Saw Cocktail 167 Noiz Mania 212 Static Hit 033 Brain Waves 078 1.2.3.4. BPM 123 Poly Message 168 Power Mutes 213 Hi Attack 034 1ShotGroove 079 TeknoMusic 124 Xpressive 169 V-Beep 214 TonalTension 035 FirstContact 080 Retrocoder 125 Earblower 170 Freaky Fry 215 Jungle sTabs 036 Ambient S/H 081 u/i/e/o V/Sw 126 Cutting Edge 171 SQ Formule 216 Buzz Machine 037 Deep Machine 082 Talk Box 1 127 Stalactica 172 DirtyOrgan 2 217 Zapper 038 Big Blue 083 Talk Box 2 128 LA Heaven 173 Oldies Organ 218 Blip 039 TeeBee V/Sw 084 VT Vox 129 Euforia 174 Edgy Organ 219 Iron Hit 040 303 Agressor 085 Artificial 130 Labo-Feedbak 175 Juno Organ 220 Headz Direct 041 TB or not TB 086 BariVoise 131 Banded Jupe 176 Space Org X 221 Scratchy Hit 042 HiLo303ModSw 087 After D ! 132 Killer Pad 177 Cabin Organ 222 Hit&IndsMenu 043 2Square Bass 088 ARPsychea 133 Mystic Pad 178 Dream Organ 223 GTR FX Menu 044 303 HollowBs 089 Vintage Call 134 D-Mention 179 Club Organ 224 GTR Power 1 045 303 Bass 090 HarmoChimer 135 X-hale 180 Perc. Organ 225 GTR Power 2 1997 Roland Corporation U.S. SR-JV80-11 Faxback # 10241 For use with JV-80/880/90/1000/1080/2080, JD-990, and XP-50/80 synthesizers..
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