Here is another piece of audio history, a Roland SH-2.
The Roland SH-2 is roughly 30 years old – production took place between 1978 and 1979 – and sounds a lot like the Roland SH-101. The SH-2, however, has a double oscillator that can be detuned. The 101 lacks this ability, which allows the 2 to create some unique sounds.
Anyway, today I was working on a bass line for the current track I am working on (by working on, I mean spending 20 minutes on at a time) and my SH-2 was having problems with the CV/Gate function that is needed in order for the keyboard to communicate to the rest of the system.
This lead me to go hunting for a copy of the manual, which I found via Vintage Synth. I also downloaded the manual from the Roland site and uploaded it to here in case the other resource goes away.
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