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TR-707 and TR-727 are designed based on the same Circuit configuration, havmg morc in common with each other, The diłferences between two models are sound data, component values in sevcral audio stages and a couple of pin connections at IC30 o* Voice board
Both models derive all rhythm sounds Irom PCM-encoded samples of real sounds stored in ROM. Each waveform is stored either mdependently (e.g. CYMBAŁ} or together with another waveform as shown in Tables 1 and 2. Accordingly, sound reproducing circuits are dassified into two: multiplex and single. The follow-ing description focuses on PCM sound reproduction system, taking TR-707 circuits as a representative.
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