ASQ10
Not to be confused with the AQ-10 test.
ASQ10 tech specs
- Released: 1988
- Company: Akai
- Type: MIDI sequencer
- Clock resolution: 96 PPQN[1]
- Control: MIDI (×2 in, ×4 out)
- CPU: 16-bit 80186 @ 10 MHz[1]
- RAM: 512 KB[1]
- ROM: 256 KB[1]
- Storage: 2DD 3.5" floppy disk[1]
- Display: 40×8 character / 240×64 pixel LCD[1]
The ASQ10 (working title ADR10)[2] was the MIDI sequencer from the MPC60, minus the sampler, released by Akai in 1988.
Notable users
- A Guy Called Gerald[3]
References
- "ASQ10 manual" Akai, pp. 170—172
- "The Shape of Things to Come" Sound On Sound, Aug 1987, pp. 6—64
- "Voodoo Chile" Simon Trask, Music Technology, Apr 1990, pp. 50—54
External links
Reviews
- "Akai ASQ 10 Sequencer" David Mellor, Sound On Sound, May 1988, pp. 49—54
Downloads
Documentation
- "ASQ10 manual" Akai
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Hardware MIDI sequencers: ASQ10 | CZ-101 | Studio 440 | TR-909 | W-30