DEar HC:
I just tried the dx7 files again the "all banks.zip"
I download and then the winzip tells me it's an "invalid archive". It won't
open the zip file.
I tried it a couple of times, any hints.
Sorry for my error.

Best Wishes and thanks for providing the files for us to view.



From: "HC" <hcmetz@...>
To: <YamahaDX@...>
Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2001 11:23 AM
Subject: Re: [YamahaDX] for all members

Hi all,

the download works, if you just go to do a little directory surfing, go to

then click on the two files to donwload and it works (something about the

naming in the pathe of the direct link must have gone wrong)

enjoy

HC

On Fri, 25 May 2001 19:27:51
jezreel7 wrote:

The following page belongs to Jezreel design.


This section is devoted to the technology of synthesis of sound by
means of synthesizers .

The synthesizer YAMAHA DX7,

was an event of the history .

In this page we offer resources to program the synthesizer YAMAHA
DX7,

We provide the better patches designed in the last years (2000,2001)
to an accessible price,

and more of 10000 patches and librarian free as a gentility of
Jezreel design.

Here will find links the better service pages for the synthesizer
YAMAHA DX7.

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When I send banks of patches to my TX7 they all wind up in mono mode
with portamento turned on. When I send them to my DX7 they come in
fine. Any ideas?

Hi all,

the download works, if you just go to do a little directory surfing, go to

then click on the two files to donwload and it works (something about the naming in the pathe of the direct link must have gone wrong)

enjoy

HC

On Fri, 25 May 2001 19:27:51
jezreel7 wrote:

The following page belongs to Jezreel design.


This section is devoted to the technology of synthesis of sound by
means of synthesizers .

The synthesizer YAMAHA DX7,

was an event of the history

In this page we offer resources to program the synthesizer YAMAHA
DX7,

We provide the better patches designed in the last years (2000,2001)
to an accessible price,

and more of 10000 patches and librarian free as a gentility of
Jezreel design.

Here will find links the better service pages for the synthesizer
YAMAHA DX7.

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Miracle Mary-Anne Music wrote:

Thanks for providing the site.
I can download soundlib but not the allbanks.zip patches.
Am I making an error ?
Just wondering, thanks

---

no you don't. the link has a problem as I checked it.

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dernire mise jour le 24 05 2001
updated May 24th 2001

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Thanks for providing the site.
I can download soundlib but not the allbanks.zip patches.
Am I making an error ?
Just wondering, thanks

The following page belongs to Jezreel design.


This section is devoted to the technology of synthesis of sound by
means of synthesizers .

The synthesizer YAMAHA DX7,

was an event of the history …

In this page we offer resources to program the synthesizer YAMAHA
DX7,

We provide the better patches designed in the last years (2000,2001)
to an accessible price,

and more of 10000 patches and librarian free as a gentility of
Jezreel design.

Here will find links the better service pages for the synthesizer
YAMAHA DX7.

Hi David,

Don't know,
but it might have something to do with volume pedal.
I mean, If cubase sends a message
telling the DX7 that the volume pedal is set to "00".

Don't know, but why not?

Friendly
Thierry

Original message

Hi all

I use my DX 7 with Cubase 5. When I record MIDI from my

DX, the

volume of the track is very low (even though MIDI mixer,

DX7 Output

volume etc. is set to the max.).

When I import a MIDI file to Cubase and play it, the

volume is much

higher.

Why this difference? How can I make my DX7 MIDI output

volume higher?

Same thing when I connect DX7 Audio output to a mixer:

All volumes on

maximum, just the lowest LED's are on, looks like I do

not have

enought output volume from DX7.

Anybody knows how to solve that?

Help appreciated, many thanks!

David

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Hi all

I use my DX 7 with Cubase 5. When I record MIDI from my DX, the
volume of the track is very low (even though MIDI mixer, DX7 Output
volume etc. is set to the max.).

When I import a MIDI file to Cubase and play it, the volume is much
higher.

Why this difference? How can I make my DX7 MIDI output volume higher?

Same thing when I connect DX7 Audio output to a mixer: All volumes on
maximum, just the lowest LED's are on, looks like I do not have
enought output volume from DX7.

Anybody knows how to solve that?

Help appreciated, many thanks!

David

hi

welcome to the club...

draw back: impossible to load dx7 banks with 32 patches
plus: it works on single patches... :)

regards,

nina

I recently got the DX-200 from Yamaha.

My God, it's amazing. With the editor that comes with the unit on CD-
ROM, it's opened my mind to FM. The synth looks very simple from the
panel, but once you dive into the computer editor, you realize,
quickly, how deep everything becomes.

It's goofy, but I can't stop playing this instrument. :)

mike

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There are enough of us on the list who'd like to see your gear-list-for-sale
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feel uncomfortable doing that, then please send it to me privately.

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To: YamahaDX@...

Hi all

Need to sell some synths to meet other obligations

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call for faster response 218-384-9857

also several analog (Roland, Crumar, etc) and digital (Casio, Kawai)
synths, Akai samplers, Mirage samplers, mixers, recording equip

i'll forward a list to anyone interested

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Miracle Mary-Anne Music wrote:

Dear PAUL and LIST:
I would like to see you synth list for sale. THANKS.
Please email me.
----- Original Message -----
From: "paul vetrone" <gartersnk@...>
To: <YamahaDX@...>
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 10:59 PM
Subject: [YamahaDX] DX7IIFD for sale, plus some others

Hi all

Need to sell some synths to meet other obligations

Yamaha DX7IIFD with ROM cart, both DX and DX II manuals, plus some extras
$400 OBO

functionally and cosmetically excellent

call for faster response 218-384-9857

also several analog (Roland, Crumar, etc) and digital (Casio, Kawai)
synths, Akai samplers, Mirage samplers, mixers, recording equip

i'll forward a list to anyone interested

thx

Paul
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Dear PAUL and LIST:
I would like to see you synth list for sale. THANKS.
Please email me.

Hi all

Need to sell some synths to meet other obligations

Yamaha DX7IIFD with ROM cart, both DX and DX II manuals, plus some extras $400 OBO

functionally and cosmetically excellent

call for faster response 218-384-9857

also several analog (Roland, Crumar, etc) and digital (Casio, Kawai) synths, Akai samplers, Mirage samplers, mixers, recording equip

i'll forward a list to anyone interested

thx

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My answer surely comes too late...
I'm new to the list, so...
and this is my first email to the list...

Months ago, I had downloaded those specifications:
They concern SY35 which is a SY22 with different sound samples.
If it can help you.

SY-35 SPECIFICATIONS
---------------------
This specification list is for those people who, like me, loves to
know
every thing about all synthesizers (I love to look for every kind of
synthesizers through Internet). This is also usefull for people who
are
thinking of buying a SY-35.
If you are a SY-22 or TG-33 owner, don?t lose your time here and
go
directly to the section: "Differences between SY-35 and SY-22/TG-33".

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS--------------------
FM (Frequency Modulation) and AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) tone
generators.
8-part Multitimbral.
32 elements polyphony (max. polyphony in a voice = 16).
Overlapped voice selection. Dynamic Voice Allocation.
1 Stereo/Mono output.

KEYBOARD-------- 61 Keys.
Velocity and Channel After Touch Sense.
CONTROLS--------
Volume, 2-Axis Vector Control, Pitch Bend and Modulation.
SWITCHES AND BUTTONS-------------------- Power: On/Off.
Vector Play: On/Off, Level/Detune. Cursor: <, >. Mode: Voice,
Multi.
Data Entry: -1/No, +1/Yes. Edit/Utility/Compare. Store.
Memory: Internal, Card, Preset. Bank: Voice: 1/Common,
2/Vector.
Element: 3/Tone, 4/Envelope. 5/Multi.
Utility: 6/Recall, 7/Set up, 8/MIDI. Number/Multi Part Select:
Element Select: 1/A, 2/B, 3/C, 4/D.
Element On/Off: 5/A, 6/B, 7/c, 8/D. Demo.

IN/OUT JACKS-----------
DC 10V-12V IN. PHONES. OUTPUT: R & L/Mono FOOT VOLUME.
SUSTAIN.
MIDI: IN, OUT, THRU.

OTHER THINGS------------
Consume: CC 10-12V/7W (with PA3 adaptor). Dimensions: 976 x 285
x 93 mm.
Weight: 6.8 Kg.

FACTORY MEMORY --------------
64 Preset Voices.
64 User Voices preprogammed (total of 128 factory presets).
16 Preset Multi Configurations.
16 User Multi Configurations preprogrammed (total of 32 factory
presets).
EXTERNAL MEMORY--------------- Voice & Multi Card Slot.
Available read/write cards:
MCD32 : 64 Voices & 16 Multis.
MCD64 : 128 Voices & 32 Multis.
No Waveform card slot.

VOICE CONFIGURATION-------------------
2 or 4 elements:
A-B configuration: 1FM element & 1 AWM element.
A-B-C-D configuration: 2FM elements & 2AWM elements.

AWM TONE GENERATOR------------------
16-bit samples (extended waveform ROM).
128 preset waveforms (not expandible).
Each waveform has a preset amplitude envelope and LFO settings.
(For an AWM waveform list look at: "Differences between SY-35 and SY-
22/TG-33)

FM TONE GENERATOR-----------------
2 waves for each operator (Modulator & Carrier):
The first, selectable between sine or sine^2.
The second, selectable between 4 different waveforms,
what allows up to 8 different operator waveforms.
ADSR Modulation envelope with delay, scaling level and scaling
rate.
Harmonics, Temperament, Detune and fixed frequency parameters for
each op.

EFFECTS PROCESOR----------------
One effects processor with selectable depth from 0 to 7.
16 effect programs: Rev Hall (hall reverb) Rev Room
(room reverb)
Rev Plate (plate reverb) Rev Club (club reverb)
Rev Metal (metallic reverb) Delay 1 (short delay)
Delay 2 (stereo echo) Delay 3 (faster echo)
Early Ref (Early reflections) Pan Ref (Panoramic
reflexions)
Ping-Pong (fast delay) Doubler (a kind of chorus?)
Gate Rev (Gate reverb) Dly&Rev 1 (reverb+not very deep
delay)
Dly&Rev 2 (reverb+deeper delay) Rev&Dist
(distorsion+reverb)


----------------------------------------------------------------------
------
EDIT & UTILITY PARAMETERS
----------------------------------------------------------------------
------

COMMON VOICE PARAMETERS-----------------------
8 characters voice name (96 characters set).
Configuration of 2 or 4 elements. Voice effect (16 effects.
Depth:0-7).
Pitch Bend Range (0-12 semitones).
Wheel Modulation ON/OFF for LFO AM and PM.
After Touch Modulation ON/OFF for LFO AM and PM.
After Touch Pitch Bend Range (0-12). After Touch Level change
ON/OFF.
Envelope Attack and Release rates biass. Random element selector.
Random level and detune vectors generator.

VOICE VECTOR PARAMETERS-----------------------
Level Vector Speed (10-160 miliseconds in 10 miliseconds steps).
Level Record (Standby, Record and Play functions).
Level detailed edit:
Graphic bar display of each element status.
50 vector steps.
Editable X and Y axis for each step (-31/+31).
Editable Time multiplicator for each step (1-254, End, Loop).
The same for detune vector.

ELEMENT TONE PARAMETERS-----------------------
One Waveform selection for each element (128 AWM, 256 FM).
Each waveform has a preset amplitude envelope, selected with the
waveform
if envelope is in Preset type.
Element Tone Parameters copy function from any element of any
voice.
Frequency shift (-12..+12).
Element Volume (0..99).
Element Panning (5 positions).
Velocity Sense (11 curves).
After Touch Sensitivity (7 curves).

For FM elements only:
Modulation level (Volume level of modulator op). (0..99).
Feedback level (0..7).
LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator):
Amplitude Modulation (0..15).
Pitch Modulation (0..31).
LFO waveform (5: Upward sawtooth, Downward sawtooth, Triangle,
Square, Sample & Hold).
LFO delay (0..99).
LFO Fade In Rate (0..99).
LFO Speed (0..31). (0.1 to 20 Hz aprox).
One LFO for each element, for both amplitude and pitch modulation.

ELEMENT ENVELOPE PARAMETERS---------------------------
Envelope Type (preset, piano, guitar, pluck, brass, strings,
organ, user).
Preset Type selects the element waveform preset envelope.
In user type you can change the next parameters.
Envelope copy function from any element of the same voice.
Delay Rate (0..99). There is only a delay rate for all the voice
elements.
Envelope: Initial Level (0..99). Attack Level (0..99).
Attack Rate (0..99).
Decay1 Level (0..99).
Decay1 Rate (0..99).
Decay2 Level (0..99).
Decay2 Rate (0..99).
Release Rate (0..99).
Level Scaling (16 curves, inluding split curves).
Rate Scaling (8 curves).

HiDDEN PARAMETERS-----------------
Only accesible via System Exclusive MIDI.
Modulator and Carrier ops first waveform selection (sine, sine^2).
Modulator and Carrier ops second waveform selection (4 waveforms).
Operator Harmonics (frequency shift). (0..15).
Operator Temperament (0..3).
Operator Detune (0..15).
Operator Fixed Frequency (on/off).
Modulation Envelope:
Type (Preset, User).
Initial Level (0..99).
Attack Level (0..99).
Attack Rate (0..99).
Decay1 Level (0..99).
Decay1 Rate (0..99).
Decay2 Level (0..99).
Decay2 Rate (0..99).
Release Rate (0..99).
Scaling Level (16 curves?).
Scaling Rate (8 curves?).
Delay Rate (same as amplitude envelope).
LFO Modulator op AM (FM LFO). (on/off).
LFO Carrier op AM (on/off).
LFO Modulator op PM (on/off).
LFO Carrier op PM (on/off).
AWM elements Temperament (0..3).
AWM elements Detune (0..15). ?
FM ElementFrequency Modulation ON/OFF (on/off) ???

MULTI PARAMETERS----------------
8 Characters name (96 char set).
Effect Type & Depth (only one effect for all the 8 parts).
Part Voice Number. Part MIDI Receive channel (0..16, off).
Part Volume Level (0..99). Part Detune (-50..+50). (3 or 4-cent
steps).
Part Low & High Note Limit (10-1/2 octaves: C-2..G8).
It allows to create Layer or Keyboard split voices.
Part Note shift (-24..+24). Compare function.

UTILITY SETUP PARAMETERS------------------------
Master Tune (-50..+50). (3 or 4-cent steps).
Transpose (-12..+12).
Memory Card: Save. Load. Format.
Bank (1..2). (only for MCD64 cards).
Voice Initialize.
Multi Initialize.
Memory Protect (Internal: on/off; Card: on/off).
Factory Internal Voice & Multi Restore.

UTILITY RECALL--------------
Recalls the last voice or multi-play setup edited from the SY-35
edit buffer memory.

UTILITY MIDI PARAMETERS-----------------------
MIDI on/off.
Basic Receive Channel (1..16, omni). Transmit Channel (1..16).
Local Control (on/off).
Program Change (on/off).
Control Change (on/off).
After Touch (on/off).
Pitch Bend (on/off).
Exclusive (on/off).
If Exclusive is ON:
All Voice & Multi Transmit.
1 Voice Transmit.




--- In YamahaDX@y..., "HC" <hcmetz@m...> wrote:

Hi,

I own assorted Yamaha equipment, but the SY-22 that I have just

retrieved has about the worst factory-installed sounds I know of. The
only thing astonishing is the quality of the fake piano, but then I
have a sampled one sounding better somewhere else - does anybody know
what the difference between the SY22 and the bigger models is, and
what anybody used them for?

HC


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On Sun, 8 Apr 2001 04:12:04
Shayme wrote:

Hi Summa & all.


----- Summa Wrote -----

I hope you don't mind my comments!!!

Of course not. In fact, I greatly appreciate open communication--

this facilitates people

arriving at the truth. Apparently, you know a bit more about this

than me, so it's important

that you clarify and correct the things I'm not clear on.


----- Summa Wrote -----

Yep 35 and you also can define 5 addional ones ones including

feedback for

every op..
As far as I know and see in Sounddiver, it has 16 waveforms per

Operator and

can use a sample and a noise oscillator as additional

operators...

Okay, so I'm gathering that the 2 most powerful FM synths ever

made are the FS1r and the

SY-77/99? They each can make lots of sounds the other can't, but

each are (for the most part)

patch compatible with DX7 6-op? Am I right.

Your making me think I need to buy an SY77? What's the keyboard

action like on the SY-77/99? Or

would I be better off with a TG77? What does the PCM section sound

like, and how does this

interact with the FM synthesis?

Does the Yamaha EX-5/7 have FM, and if so, how good is it?

Anyone with experience with these synths, or other FM synths, I'd

love to hear from you about

your thoughts.

Thanks,


Shayme

p.s. Summa, are you on any other lists I'm on, or just the K5000?


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