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no, you didn?t and i didn?t either…i wrote “raw power” in an attempt to describe my joy about the “in your face” quality of the tx816s sound, which i had just switched on again after a

I didn?t use the term "RAM power" in my post. Am 06.08.2021 um 11:20 schrieb hwk: -- Diese E-Mail wurde von Avast Antivirus-Software auf Viren geprüft. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

hi p. yes i am aware that i can?t get the same level of polyphony from a TG77 (or “raw power”, whatever that means :-) it was more of a question in principle. the manual says otherwise and my

My TG77 is actually not in use,- but isn?t it, MIDI PrgCh 0-63 select internal RAM voices and 64-127 select any inserted cardridge?s voices (or performances) ? Plz correct? me if I?m wrong

hello daniel, preliminary results: 1. the table of bank selects for direct program changes given in the manual on p. 175 seems to contain errors. my findings are: 117: ? 118: preset2 119:

thank you, daniel, (i was secretly hoping, you might have an answer :-) its a good start, i will experiment and report back (might take me a couple of days) all best hans

SY/TG77 has rather complicated way of selecting patches because those times Bank Select command was not yet standardized. Select Direct Program Change mode. Set Device Number to 1. Try these two

(maybe a weird question): on a TG77, is it possible to change the voices, which make up a multi “on the fly”, with e.g. program change or a sysex command? i tried to figure out from the

No, you misunderstood my post. That’s why citation marks were used. I was merely expressing the limitations of the attached charts. To be clear, the size of the DX7S tuning units are probably

There’s nothing like Fractional Tuning. Yamaha calls it Full Keyboard Tuning. Besides Octave Tuning DX11 can do Full Kbd Tuning as well as DX7 II D/FD, DX7s, TX802, TX81z, WT11, V2, V50 and some

There is a?railsback command in the Scala.? You should be able to apply that to any tuning, including 12EDO, and then export a sysex file that you can load into the DX7S. You can start here and

On Jul 2, 2021, at 4:51 PM, LarryS <vision1@...> wrote:

Check Scala application. Daniel Forró

I have a chart in a piano tuning book that shows stretch tuning. Well, maybe I do. It's buried somewhere. L.

Anyone know if there are microtunings out there on the web for standard things like stretch tunings and the different mean tone options? Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

CP80 Service manual is here: https://elektrotanya.com/showresult?what=yamaha+cp80&kategoria=All&kat2=All <https://elektrotanya.com/showresult?what=yamaha+cp80&kategoria=All&kat2=All> Daniel

I did a search for the CP 80 manual, and am only finding it behind paywalls (average cost around $16) or from sites that are attempting to give me trojans. Yamaha's only CP series manual, if I did the

Numbers at the right side are Yamaha steps, there are in total 10794, see the MIDI implementation. Yes, 85 is number of steps for each half tone, so it gives that resolution 1.17 Cents. Concerning

Thanks. I found the Microtuning section in my DX7S manual. This is interesting, and looks like it could accomplish the task, albeit one would have to calculate and enter values for each note. My only

Micro tuning isn’t possible on standard DX7 Mk I, but it’s possible with some third party expansion cards installed. DX7S, DX7 II D/FD, TX802 (Full keyboard), and 4OP synthesizers of DX/TX and V