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Greetings and welcome to the new post-Yahoo group I have created. I am a software developer living in Norfolk, England. I have played bass and keyboards in a rock band for six years and now I make

Hi! My name is Harvey Hahn, I'm 73, and I'm a Yamaha synth fan. I have two TG-77 rack modules, an EX5R rack module, an EX5 keyboard synthesizer, a Motif ES7 keyboard synthesizer, and a Motif XS rack

Hi Harvey!? I'm also a big FS1R fan.? I've written a guide to program the FS1R using a spectrum analyzer which you can download off my website if you want to.? The guide is based mainly on the

OH, and I also have the manuals for the *SG* card in *English* on my JavelinArt.com site you can download, if you don't have them already.

Hi, Thor! Yes, I have these already--really *GREAT* work!!! When I said, "Some of the available online materials are very good", in my previous message, it was YOUR materials that I was referring

Thanks for the compliment! The link to the Spectrum Analyzer is in the FM Programming Guide, in section 3.0, for Visual Analyzer. Thor

Hello from Brooklyn, New York! I'm a software programmer by day, amateur electronic musician as my therapy, and the FS1R is one of my prized possessions and I'd like to learn more about it's engine

As you know the FS1r is a very powerful Synth with a huge amount of parameters Are you using any editor and if so which one ? thanks for your feedback REgards Fred

Hi Fred, I use the free K-Take FS1R editor.? It works great!? There are both PC and Mac versions. https://synth-voice.sakura.ne.jp/fs1r_editor_english.html I've spent a lot of time learning how

Hi Fred and Thor! Yes i use the same application as Thor does wich is the best for your FS1R! Thor has also the best FM tutorial on the planet for instrument emulation! Great work! I wonder if Thor

Many Thanks Thor for these valuable links much appreciated I would like to control the FS1r using my Wind Controllers therefore I need to get deep into the beast Thanks a lot Regards Fred

Many thanks Hans for your feedback I got something to read for all summer now !!!! I guess you both have seen the new FM module issued by Kodamo with there EssenceFMlooks like it is more easy to

Thanks Guys! I've talked with Manny and I'm familiar with his Piano patch.? He did the ones on the FS1R too.? I've been digging into the Yamaha VP1 lately (yes I said the VP1, Manny has access to

OK Hans, I went and listened to Manny's first video on his Piano patch... Holy Moly, Batman!? He's created eight entirely different patches which are mixed together to get his single Piano sound. We

Hi Guys I agree with you Thor regarding Formant Shaping it is only on the FS1r and it is really great (I also like the FDSP only found on the Yamaha EX5/R) What I think is great on the EssenceFM

Hey Thor, In the FS1R you can use the unvoiced operators with some adjustments as voiced ones so wich make it 16 operators to work with (from your paper). But i understand the limitations on that

Hi Hans, Inharmonicity is technically an expanding fan of harmonics like this: See how the harmonic peaks get wider and wider apart as you go higher and higher in frequency?? This one is really

Hi Thor, Thank you for the explanation. I see what you mean with the wider apart harmonics. How would the FM aproach be with that? I thought it would be simple detuning of modulators to get that

Hi Hans, I'm thinking of using groups of harmonics, with each set offset a bit more and spaced a little wider as you go up in frequency. There isn't any way to get a progressive fan naturally in FM,

Hi Thor, I think many FS1R users will be very curious how you are going to incorporate your findings into a great sounding pianopatch. Many thanks? to your ongoing persute to accomplish this! Let us