ime, the Solton Programmer 24 and SM100. The Programmer 24 is a modest 3-octave console discharged in 1985, it contained everything fundamental to create total courses of action, and genuine-time execution highlights idealize for backing up the band. It donned a full 8-bit PCM drum segment, analogue bass and lead arpeggio with analogue channels, violin, cello, and 3 woodwind voices and included arranger, chord and design sequencers. To beat it off, it had person outputs for 8 drum parts and bass, full MIDI, and a tape interface for capacity.