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I always thought that Yamaha were on a tight budget in the mid 80s.? They had the FM synthesis licencing sewn up.??The early FM machines like the GS1 and the DX1 you can tell that Yamaha spent

Plus 8 noise operators. Daniel Forró

Kodamo EssenceFM is also interesting, but 6OP. Daniel Forró

Yes, TQ5/YS200/YS100 are 8 voice polyphonic. Verzonden vanaf mijn Huawei mobiele telefoon -------- Oorspronkelijk bericht -------- Onderwerp: Re: [YamahaDX] The 4OP to DX7 Conversion Project Van: "KW

im not sure if we spoke about this here before martin , but couldn't the waveforms be transcribed if broken down ? mathematically waveforms are just additive or subtractive so on the remaining free

for synthaction keybed V50 has one of the best i've played. and i've tried many synths to my knowledge V50 and B500 is the only 4op FM with 16 voices, quite unique! TQ5 ? no i think that was 8 voice

Yes it is. But hard to get. And my FVX-1 has 8 operators. It's nearly impossible to get: I am not selling mine :-) The FM-X engine in the MODX and Montage is also 8-operator. -- MT

Sounds like a Yamaha Montage or MODX to me. MT

Agreed.? If there was an "V50R," I'd be on eBay right now!? :) Regards, -BW Bruce

Yeah, that would've been killer, especially since the V50 keybed is nothing to write home about. Ah well...

I wish there was a V50 rack unit, but that was during the Rise of the Workstations, so module versions were less common. Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

The FS1R was 8 operator, from what I'm told. Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

For those who're interested, the V50 is essentially two TX81Zs in a keyboard, plus a cheap drum machine and some basic effects. They're still going for fairly bargain prices, too. And yeah, the TX81Z

Certainly true. I am one of those fair-weather-FM users that had a TX81z and it never went anywhere. The presets were middling and nowhere could I find super sounds at the time, so I ditched the

The TX81z Owner's Manual has a section (Waveform Harmonic Content, Pg. 50) that shows the eight waveforms and their harmonics.? Some of them have a high degree of 2nd-5th harmonic energy, and are

If you can find the ad that ran for the TX81Z on the back of Keyboard magazine it had them pictured. One of them looked like two sine waves in phase with the frequency in one of them doubled,

Which additional waveforms are we talking about ? I never owned a TX81Z,- just only DX7 which I sold,- DX7mkIIFD, TX816 and TG77 ... Do we find the missing waveforms in SY&TG 77 and SY99 ROM ??? Were

It's all a matter of try and see.? I started out in the FM world on a DX9, with its four sine operators.? It wasn't a DX7, but it got close, in many cases.? I can tell you that I missed velocity

If we look at the harmonic content of complex waveforms, and compare them to the tricks used to create 'analog synth' waveforms on the DX7, there are some ways to work around the differences.

I think it wouldn’t be easy to get from the pair of operators a timbre missing in the total sound of the patch. But maybe additional tweaking of the other four operators in algorithm structure