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Hi jon (again),

Format a floppie on the PC . This way you can interchange data between
PC and ATARI ST!

Greetings and best wishes for 2001!

Hi jon,

Atari CAN read PC-floppies but PC CAN'T read Atari's Floppies!

Greetings Hans van den Tillaart.

I know, slightly OT, but I was wondering if anyone knows if PC

and

Atari ST floppies are inter-compatible, as I was thinking of

getting

an ST for patch editing, and getting programs/patches via the net.

Hi jon,

Atari CAN read PC-floppies but PC CAN'T read Atari's Floppies!

Greetings Hans van den Tillaart.

I know, slightly OT, but I was wondering if anyone knows if PC and
Atari ST floppies are inter-compatible, as I was thinking of getting
an ST for patch editing, and getting programs/patches via the net.

Ta,
Jon

Hi

Thanks for replying!

If you have an original DX7, caartridges for the DX7II or DX7s wont
work. I believe you might need an adapter to make an original DX7
cartridge work in a DX7II.

I'm using a DX7 Mk1, and I'm pretty certain the carts are original
DX7 ones, as the guy I got it from had it from new, and still had the
patch list that came with the carts. I'm able to select cartridge
memory, but when I select a patch it gives me that 'FORMAT CONFLICT!'
message. I've heard some early carts had batteries; could that be
the problem?

Mod wheel:...

I tried every patch to no avail. I've got the Amp mod working (it's
just called 'amplitude' on the DX) but still no EG bias. Maybe I
should have it looked at.

Who can help!?!
Thanks again,
Jon

My DX7IID just has a chord.

Make a joyful noise,
Nathan

Subject: help: DX7-II powersupply info needed.

Who could tell me what kind of a powersupply a DX7-II has !
a (wallwart) adapter or an internal powersupply with just a chord ?

Thanks

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Hi,

Here's a few things to check:
Cartridge:
If you have an original DX7, caartridges for the DX7II or DX7s wont work.
I believe you might need an adapter to make an original DX7 cartridge
work in a DX7II. If you are using a DX7II you may be trying to read
patch data out of a section of the cartridge formated for micro tunings.
Go into edit mode and press the cartridge button. You should be able to
find out what section of the cartridge the DX7 is trying to read and you
should be able to find out what it's formated for.

Mod wheel:
Also, check the patch to see whether any of the operators use Amod. Some
patches don't have anything for EGbias and Amod to affect. Each operator
(operators affect each other in various ways to produce a sound) has an
Amod (I don't know if I'm remembering the name of it right) setting which
allows the Mod wheel and other thing to vary the amplitude of the
operator. More amplitude on some operators makes a part of the sound
louder. On others, more amplitude will make part of the sound brighter.
EGbias and Amod affect the same things. EGbias increases the amplitude
of an operator. Amod varies the amplitude through the LFO to make the
amplitude go up and down regularly. I'm sorry if this has been a little
thick for a beginnig DX7 user. In short, you can try other patches and
see whether EGbias and Amod affect them.

Make a joyful noise,
Nathan

Message: 1
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 2000 16:41:26 -0000
From: goonmusic@...
Subject: Please help! DX7 Problems.

Can anyone help me? I acquired a DX7 today, and I already love it,
but I've had one or two problems.

First off, whenever I try to use one of the ROM carts, when I try to

select a sound, I get a "FORMAT CONFLICT!" message. I thought this
only happened with RAM carts? What's happening?!

Another problem is that the only mod wheel effect that works is
pitch. EG BIAS and AMP have no effect. I tried adjusting the
senstitivity to no avail. Is something wrong with my machine?

If anyone could help, I'd be very grateful.
Ta!
Jon

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Hey has anyone out there replaced their battery on the DX7IID?
I need to... btw if you know how and where to get the battery I'd
love some advice'

Dave Benson's page(ftp://byrd.math.uga.edu/pub/html/dx7.html) has all
the info on contacting Yamaha to get one.

Merry Chrimbo!

Okay, thanks for all the info guys, now if i may ask another favor;
If anyone sees a DX7-II (FD/D/S) with or without "Gray Matter E"! for sale
anywhere with a European powersupply (220volts 50Hz) then could you please
let me know, as i'm looking for one of these....

Thanks all,
Joel


Nathan I Smutz wrote:

This is not my page by the way, i'm just passing along the info

Who could tell me what kind of a powersupply a DX7-II has !
a (wallwart) adapter or an internal powersupply with just a chord ?

Thanks

Can anyone help me? I acquired a DX7 today, and I already love it,
but I've had one or two problems.

First off, whenever I try to use one of the ROM carts, when I try to
select a sound, I get a "FORMAT CONFLICT!" message. I thought this
only happened with RAM carts? What's happening?!

Another problem is that the only mod wheel effect that works is
pitch. EG BIAS and AMP have no effect. I tried adjusting the
senstitivity to no avail. Is something wrong with my machine?

If anyone could help, I'd be very grateful.
Ta!
Jon

Hi

I just bought a TX7 and have some questions.

1. Is there a good shareware editor available?

2. Is there a way to convert the sysex files to standard midi files
that i can use in cakewalk (or even store on the zip of my G1000)?

3. Where can i find some good sound banks (pref. *.mid format)


Thanks

Hey has anyone out there replaced their battery on the DX7IID?

I need to... btw if you know how and where to get the battery I'd love some advice'

Cheers
Steve
Steven Clements

Just be careful if you have a DX7II. Soundlib doesn't store the extra
parameters that a MkII has. For instance, Mod wheel, Aftertouch, and
Micro Tuning settings are lost. This can affect the sound of a patch,
because when you set the mod wheel (or another modulation source) to
modulate amplitude (A mod) every operator that has an Amod setting will
get softer.

Hallelujah,
Nathan
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Hello,
Thanks for the program info about Soundlib. It works great.

From: "Hans v.d. Tillaart" <htill000@...>
Reply-To: YamahaDX@...
To: <YamahaDX@...>
Subject: Re: [YamahaDX] DX7 programming from PC
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2000 23:58:27 +0100

Hi,

There's this freeware program called Soundlib. A sysex bank dumputility
wich can be used for your DX7. Url:

I use it for my Fs1r to dump voices.

Good luck!

Greetings Hans van den Tillaart.

----- Original Message -----
From: <dj_mystyk56@...>
To: <YamahaDX@...>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 10:32 PM
Subject: [YamahaDX] DX7 programming from PC

I know that there are many libraries of sounds out there for the
DX7. Most of them are in .syx format. Does anyone know if SysEx
files can be dumped directly into the internal memory of the DX7 by
using a PC? I have a P3 650 MHz, 256MB computer with Soundblaster
Live! Platinum sound card and Midi interface. Help would be greatly
appreciated.

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You can't, unless you install the Grey Matter E! 3rd party upgrade.

Joel

Hi,

There's this freeware program called Soundlib. A sysex bank dumputility
wich can be used for your DX7. Url:

I use it for my Fs1r to dump voices.

Good luck!

Greetings Hans van den Tillaart.

I know that there are many libraries of sounds out there for the
DX7. Most of them are in .syx format. Does anyone know if SysEx
files can be dumped directly into the internal memory of the DX7 by
using a PC? I have a P3 650 MHz, 256MB computer with Soundblaster
Live! Platinum sound card and Midi interface. Help would be greatly
appreciated.

hey gus this link brigs me to an "accept"
and then the total blank web
any good place to download tx81z owner and service manuals??????