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hmm... I had a quick look at it on the website, but it seems to be just a VST plugin, not standalone. Martin

Thanks for the patch Summa! Really helpful. I have one more problem - there is a patch (a sort of clang-y clavinet) that I need to recreate and sample, but being new to FM am TOTALLY lost. If anyone

Thanks everyone! :o) I am using V.Sampler which can read DX-7 patches in .syx format, and then loading the sample into the Kurzweil K2000. Thanks, Martin ==============================================

I hav e that patch. Let me search my patches and find it Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I found "rubber road" in the TX802 Presets that came with sounddiver... What softynth are you using, can it read DX sysex? So I might be able to send it to you... + + + /\ /\

Hi Shayme, so >it's important I just wondered why I haven't got an answer, so I thought my comments may were unwanted and annoying... (for >the most part)

Hi Shayme Shayme wrote: I agree One of my friends once had a SY77, and we never found a way to dump Dump

Hi! I believe there is a factory patch on the DX-7 called "Rubber Rhodes" or similar. Could someone <beg>PLEASE</beg> let me know how this sound is made up? I need to "recreate" it urgently on an FM

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

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Hi! I believe there is a factory patch on the DX-7 called "Rubber Rhodes" or similar. Could someone <beg>PLEASE</beg> let me know how this sound is made up? I need to "recreate" it urgently on an FM

Hi everyone, Does someone use Vst instruments plugin "FMheaven" on the PC Yours truly / Sincrement votre Francis FIMA http://www.amstudio.net/

Hi Summa & all. ----- Summa Wrote ----- 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

Shayme wrote: Hi Joergen. What country are you from that makes your English so interesting? Deutschland? ---- Joergen Answer---- Not exactly, but very close. I'm from Denmark ----- Joergen wrote

Hi Shayme, I hope you don't mind my comments!!! is a >8-part multitimbral DX7II? Are all the same parameters on your friends TX802 >that are on your DX7II? What's the D signifiy in "IID"? Yes, the

Hi Hi Joergen. What country are you from that makes your English so interesting? Deutschland? ----- Joergen writes ----- Okay that's the most important thing to hear since I want to dump my voices

Hi I found those brilliant Yamaha pictures: http://www.traun.adsl.dk/_hirespict.html Hope you like them Joergen.

The FS1R can't do the DX7II (I don't have a DX7II myself, but read the manual) parmenters like fractional scaling and unisono mode... (you could try to emulate the poly unisono mode by layering a

Hi Shayme Shayme wrote: He he It wasn't mend that way my english is not always that good. And yes the FS1r still sounds brilliant :-) Okay that's the most important thing to hear since I want to dump

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