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Thanks for the suggestion- I'll check it out immediately. The last thing I'm trying to figure out, though: How to upload tunings? Scala seems to make the tuning file for DX7ii as a MIDI. I'm not

Hi Geoff, Can I wholeheartedly recommend DX Manager which has been a joy to use with my DX7 II FD and DX11. www.fm-alive.com <http://www.fm-alive.com> $20 to register. Lifetime updates. I

OK - I have made progress - my apologies for spamming the thread. Apparently, it is important to send a full bank, rather than the "Edit Buffer" memory. This way reads well in FM8, but not in

Oh, I should also add - I've been using SysEx Librarian. It seems that JSynthLib is not working with the current version of MacOS.

Hi all - I'm still struggling a bit with this, so let me give you all some more details. It's a DX7ii- FD, for starters. I'm hoping to store/edit libraries on my computer. I am running Mac OSX. With

Strictly said DX7S is in between Mk I and Mk II by features… Disk format is not MS-DOS, but Japanese MSX-DOS, so there can be problems with compatibility with other computers - AFAIK from my

It’s described in the manual, pages 78, 81. You can also download Supplemental booklets which I and other member Rawl scanned and published. There’s also excellent Massey book somewhere on the

http://dxconvert.martintarenskeen.nl/ for conversion http://yates.ca/dx7/ for information [YamahaDX] wrote: daved@...

Geoff, You can save a sysex dump from anything via Bome's SendSX. E.g. manually send the dump from the synth, then save the receive window - you might need to clear the window first, if it's already

There are three models of the II -- S, D, and FD. Which one do you have? Because if you've got an FD you've got a very easy way to load sounds -- the OS reads standard MSDOS floppy formats, so patch

Hi everyone - happy new year, I recently switched to a DX7 MKII - but I’m finding things to be quite different than on the MKI. I’m wondering if folks here can tell me how to transfer a patch

Hello Gary Am 28.11.18 um 02:55 schrieb Garry Someone studiost@... [YamahaDX]: That is where you are writing at the moment? ;-) Florian

I think you are referring to the MicroTuneTable. This has nothing to do with Pitchbend. It makes it possible to program and store alternative tunings, other than Equal Temperament. You can not control

No, there’s no need to have each key on different channel, besides it’s not possible to achieve. You just select preset microtuning or program your own, and use it by playing on the keyboard or by

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the YamahaDX group. File : /DX7 Pitch Bend.pdf Uploaded by : paul.deco

Hmm - I thought I was posting to that Yahoo Group. I'm a little confused, but thanks for the general responses.. Could anyone clue me in a bit on how the DX7 II works, for special tunings? Each key is

I believe Daniel is correct. The A/D is only 8-bit if memory serves and looking at what I can decipher from the BIN file it looks like the pitchbend value is /2 before being offset for up/down. That

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There's another DX7 group on Yahoo? This is the only one I know of unless you speak French. Can you specify ?

i would love to answer your questions but to be honest they are way over my head. i would highly suggest to join the yamaha Dx 7 group at yahoo groups. Those guys really know there stuff. garry