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Re: VSTi FM Synths )OPS Parameters (classic mode SYX) and REAPER
I think OPS7 needs to be in “classic” mode, not “extended” mode. Then you need to go to the SYX page and find a SYSEX dump (32 patches) Copy (left-click, shift to select all of the sysex
By Glen Diamond · #20853 ·
Re: VSTi FM Synths )OPS Parameters (classic mode SYX)
I think OPS7 needs to be in “classic” mode, not “extended” mode. Then you need to go to the SYX page and find a SYSEX dump (32 patches) Copy (left-click, shift to select all of the sysex
By Glen Diamond · #20852 ·
Re: VSTi FM Synths
Did you shoot an email to the company which makes it? Because I bet they can help you quicker than I can (or fix the problem if there's a bug). jb Am 23.03.2022, 18:24:53 schrieb PeWe
By Jeremy Bernstein · #20851 ·
Re: VSTi FM Synths
B.t.w, I tried it for hrs now, but cannot find a way responding to MIDI program change commands even in "settings" I checked the box to activate. Tried standalone, VST2 and VST3. While "Dexed" is
By PeWe · #20850 ·
Re: VSTi FM Synths
thx for the link ! I downloaded and installed the demo. 4 min of usage is not much, but I was able reloading the standalone- and plugin- version every 4 minutes and checked it out more deeply. VST2,
By PeWe · #20849 ·
Re: VSTi FM Synths
Hi Larry, Interesting.? I think I could live with those limits, though.? My rig has a lot of sound sources:? a Nord Stage 3, a DSI Tetra synth, SampleTank, and the TX802.? So, the TX is mostly
By Bruce Wahler <bw@...> · #20848 ·
Re: VSTi FM Synths
One of the things I learned early on – like back in the 80s – is that while the TX802 claims to be a rack DX, it’s not exactly. In about 1988, the Yamaha Marketing nobs came out with patches to
By LarryS · #20847 ·
Re: VSTi FM Synths
I use Native Instruments FM8 software. It faithfully emulates every patch from my DX7II-FD and even accepts SysEx dumps, so I can transfer entire banks of patches at once.
By John Williston · #20846 ·
Re: VSTi FM Synths
I would recommend this: https://www.plogue.com/products/chipsynth-ops7.html jb Am 23.03.2022, 14:03:18 schrieb Bruce Wahler via groups.io <bw= [email protected]>:
By Jeremy Bernstein · #20845 ·
VSTi FM Synths
Hi All, I have a TX802 that I have been gigging with for years.? At this point, though, I would like to retire it to the studio 100% of the time for a couple of reasons: 1. The sheer age of the
By Bruce Wahler <bw@...> · #20844 ·
Re: I accidentally damaged the circuit board
Yes, you can connect a wire in place of the circuit board trace.? At the most fundamental level, that's what a circuit board trace is, a thin wire.? As long as the wire does not touch any other
By Bruce Wahler <bw@...> · #20843 ·
Re: I accidentally damaged the circuit board
Yes you can. Clean the area with IPA and scrape away the green laquer to expose the copper trace. Solder a Wire between the two pins of the battery. However, you must check the PCB on the
By WT · #20842 ·
Re: TX81Z patch question
Hi Geoff, You can't loose and you can't change the 128 factory presets that are in ROM in bank A B C D. The 32 user patches can be filled with whatever you want. Save your current patches in your
By Martin Tarenskeen · #20840 ·
Re: TX81Z patch question
I know that the DX21 used to have all of the factory presets stored in Read Only Memory chips, I could restore 8 sounds at a time into the internal RAM memory. Not sure about the 81Z, you may need
By Glen Diamond · #20839 ·
TX81Z patch question
Hi there - I recently acquired a TX81Z. I've been using the Edisyn patch editor on a Mac to do some editing - but I'm still learning about the system. I'm curious if there is a straightforward way to
By geoff baltan · #20838 ·
Re: Need help identifying DX7 front panel screws (1st)
Ant, did you happen to measure diameter of both DX7 screws? The M4.2 I ordered won't fit lol ??♀? Sent with [ProtonMail](https://protonmail.com/) Secure Email. ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
By Ethan Hoerr · #20837 ·
Re: Need help identifying DX7 front panel screws (1st)
Eventually this 'collection on screw informations' may be helpful to decide what kind of screw(s) one can take as a replacement... I've gathered this 'informations' some years ago...
By Michael Whocares · #20836 ·
File /Screw-Types.pdf uploaded #file-notice
The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Screw-Types.pdf ( /g/YamahaDX/files/Screw-Types.pdf ) *By:* Michael Whocares
By [email protected] Notification <noreply@...> · #20835 ·
Re: Need help identifying DX7 front panel screws (1st)
I intend to drive the 13mm into a piece of plastic >8mm thick and grind off the excess ~5mm, unscrewing to hopefully clean up the threads. Either way I have lots to experiment with. Could paint the
By Ethan Hoerr · #20834 ·
Re: Need help identifying DX7 front panel screws (1st)
As I said before, the shorter screw (on the back panel near the power) is 4 x 8mm. A 13mm screw will be too long here. Also note, that the length of a screw is usually measured at the length of the
By Ant Goffart · #20832 ·