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At School I had a friend who was really into Synthesizers.
He had a tg-77, a juno 60 and a Bit one.
one day he needed space, so I bought from him the Crumar bit one. With my Atari mega ste 4 (48 mB harddisc), some midicables and a cracked version of Cubase i was ready for the musical world. But the bit one only had analog sounds. So I got myself a QY-10 from Yamaha as a general midi module and had so much fun with it. My setup was small and I could only record on tape. It was great!