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I have owned an FS1R, and the patches definitely do not sound anything like an original DX7, when you load your sounds in from the DX the difference is staggering, thin and weedy some them up, even

I have owned an FS1R, and the patches definitely do not sound anything like an original DX7, when you load your sounds in from the DX the difference is staggering, thin and weedy some them up, even

4 op are still FM synths, so they have a similar sound and sound quality. But, the 6-op synths generally sound a fair bit better, have a lot more diversity in the kinds of sounds they can make, and

Hello... i've looked at the archive, but didn't find an answer. Does anyone knows a Windows app that allows graphicall editing of this beast?? Also, does the 6 op really different in terms of sounds

Hi Joergen. You wrote "FS1r...sounded so god", and your typo is actually kinda ironic, because I believe this synth is and sounds "god." I want to clear something up though--the FS1r can take sysex

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jbrave@... wrote: Sure that's pretty impressive, and if you want the noise of the original you can properly add it by using the noise generators found on the FS1r, if I dump my voices

After trying out a few editors, I found that Sound Diver 3.0 is the best editor for the DX7. As far as parts, all I can say is good luck. <{{{{-< DJ Mystyk Mike Miccoli >-}}}}>

Hi List! I am a lucky new owner of a DX7. I bought it for a very small price of 150DM (ca. 75$). Technically it is all ok. But one black key is lost. I had to clean it. The cover and the keyboardare

Its an original DX7. I hear no difference between the two machines at all, except less noise. That is most impressive to me. Joel

jbrave@... wrote: Thanks Joel for al the tips 1. I just have to ask you what model of the DX7 dit you dump the sounds from? when I dumped the sounds from my DX7 to the DX7II the sound

1. Yes you can dump patches to it from the other DX series. Unfortunately, it is one at a time only. The patches from my Dx7 FS1R sound identical on the FS1R, except no noise. 2. I don't know if there

I'd be interested in the SD, too... -- Richard wrote:

In message <3ACCED26.7C03C46F@...>, traun@... writes

Hi I am new on the list, I have a DX7IID and I like a lot. A couple of weeks ago I head the new FS1r and it sounded so god that I was considering a change of my old DX7IID. The Clark in the shop told

Well, instead of buying a new patchbay with more inputs (maybe someday I will), I'm going back to my original plan, which was to create all the FB-01 sounds using just one, and then do a sysex dump to

Details? "Scott" <kraken_rex@...> on 04/03/2001 12:49:23 PM Please respond to YamahaDX@... To: YamahaDX@... cc: (bcc: Joel Braverman/ISO-Online) Subject [YamahaDX]

I think I worked everything out. Saved by the QX3! Since I didn't feel like buying a new MIDI patchbay, I found a new way to hook everything up. It's a bit more work, but it's all about the results,

I thank the people who answered my earlier post, but I am still having problems getting my MIDI devices to work with Sound Diver. I'm using a DX-100, 2 FB-01's, a drum machine, and soon, a sampler. I