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| It also has a seventeen-track song sequencer, a backlit LCD window, mixer function, MIDI in/out jacks, sixteen-channel multi timbral, two headphone jacks plus stereo line out jacks and a two-speaker audio system. The complexity, and the captivating freshness crucial to popular music, was all in the layered rhythms and timbral values: not song but sound. The overall timbral considerations for both instruments are quite dark, which make a fine juxtaposition with the bright overall timbre of the flute. |
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