Music Machine: Difference between revisions

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The Ram Music Machine

A digitally sound sampling and playback device. The Music Machine was built by a British Company called Ram Electronics.

The Amstrad CPC version was almost identical to the the ZX Spectrum version, only difference was the address decoding logic.

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-== Music Machine ==
 [[Image:rammusicmashine.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Ram Music Machine]]
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 == Weblinks ==
-[http://www.microhobby.com/200903/hard/ram_music_machine.htm] Spanish site about the Music Machine
+[http://www.microhobby.com/200903/hard/ram_music_machine.htm Spanish site about the Music Machine]
-[http://www.worldofspectrum.org/hardware/feat17.html] Advert for the Music Machine
+[http://www.worldofspectrum.org/hardware/feat17.html Advert for the Music Machine]
-[http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Keyboard%2FSynth/product/RAM/Music+Machine/10/1] Review
+[http://reviews.harmony-central.com/reviews/Keyboard%2FSynth/product/RAM/Music+Machine/10/1 Review]
-[http://www.wacci.org.uk/magazine/136/136_10.html] Data transfer via [[MIDI]]
+[http://www.wacci.org.uk/magazine/136/136_10.html Data transfer via [[MIDI]]]
 == Manual ==