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William Van Lenten All Messages By This Member #11342 Does anyone know of any human voice patches for the DX-7?? I am refering to the excellent voice sounds of a Technics 5-6-or7000. Thank you. Bill
Florian Anwander All Messages By This Member #11344 Hello Bill, welcome to the group! I fear you won't have a chance to get such sounds from a DX7. The sounds in the Technics keyboards are excellent multi samples. The DX7 can do some kind of vowel like "resonant" modulation, which sound a little bit like "aaah", but it will miss all the breath and aspirateing, that a sample can provide easily. DX7 "voice" and "choir" patches sound very poor in comparison to any sampled voices/choirs. Florian Bill wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text Does anyone know of any human voice patches for the DX-7?? I am refering to the excellent voice sounds of a Technics 5-6-or7000. Thank you. Bill
jammie All Messages By This Member #11345 开云体育 the only way you will get sounds like that with a fm synth is a sy99 using spectra samples and the fm patches ? i use additive synth waveforms? and dx7 patches toggle quoted message Show quoted text ----- Original Message ----- From: Florian Anwander To: YamahaDX@... Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 9:06 AM Subject: Re: [YamahaDX] A newbie to the group. ? Hello Bill, welcome to the group! I fear you won't have a chance to get such sounds from a DX7. The sounds in the Technics keyboards are excellent multi samples. The DX7 can do some kind of vowel like "resonant" modulation, which sound a little bit like "aaah", but it will miss all the breath and aspirateing, that a sample can provide easily. DX7 "voice" and "choir" patches sound very poor in comparison to any sampled voices/choirs. Florian Bill wrote: > Does anyone know of any human voice patches for the DX-7?? I am refering to the excellent voice sounds of a Technics 5-6-or7000. Thank you. Bill No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.901 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/3879 - Release Date: 09/05/11 19:35:00
wildpaws2001 All Messages By This Member #11346 --- In YamahaDX@..., <jammie.emma@...> wrote: the only way you will get sounds like that with a fm synth is a sy99 using spectra samples and the fm patches i use additive synth waveforms and dx7 patches ----- Original Message ----- From: Florian Anwander To: YamahaDX@... Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2011 9:06 AM Subject: Re: [YamahaDX] A newbie to the group. Hello Bill, welcome to the group! I fear you won't have a chance to get such sounds from a DX7. The sounds in the Technics keyboards are excellent multi samples. The DX7 can do some kind of vowel like "resonant" modulation, which sound a little bit like "aaah", but it will miss all the breath and aspirateing, that a sample can provide easily. DX7 "voice" and "choir" patches sound very poor in comparison to any sampled voices/choirs. Florian Bill wrote: > Does anyone know of any human voice patches for the DX-7?? I am refering to the excellent voice sounds of a Technics 5-6-or7000. Thank you. Bill I agree on the analysis here of vocal patches with DX7 (poor quality), and yes you can do excellent voice patches on the SY99 including full speech or singing. Check the beginning of this SY99 demo, Chick Corea's spoken introduction is samples loaded onto the SY99. Clyde

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