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Hey all, I got a QY70 not too long back and I've used it to make rough sketches of songs to finish if I'm out and about, so that I have something to work on when I get home. It's fulfilling its

Thanks for your reply! And sorry for my late response to it. I figured out I could use SysEx Librarian to do the backup, which is free! So I chose it over the MDF! It works flawlessly btw.

Been keeping my eye on it for some time. Quite pricey, here in Europe at least.

I’ve had issues using “newer” Midi interfaces on old software. It might be possible due to the speed of the interface. If you can, try with an old usb interface. I keep a Generation 1 midisport

I managed to install the program using this utility pretty easily and can connect and receive data from the QY100. The MIDI in/out ports seem to be recognized in the Device setup window. Sadly

Woah, thanks so much for this! Lost a bunch of patterns years back when the coin battery died, so I've wanted a convenient backup method for awhile. Also on Apple Silicon here, so excited to try

Cool, sure thing! I don't recall having any drama with the data filer at all. The only thing that comes to mind, is to be sure your MIDI interface is plugged in and turned on before running any

Thanks so much for the response. I'll give this a try.. Do you have any warnings or gotchas before I run into unforeseen complications? Cheers, Rocky

Hi there! It is actually pretty straightforward to use the QY Data filer on a modern mac (tested on M1 mbp), but counterintuitively, the easiest method is via the Windows version of the

Rocky, I saw your multiple posts about emulation trying to run the XG Software. Let me share what I have learned through the years. Around 2003 (when the Apple G5 was released), I saw a behind the

Quick update:- UTM (which uses QEMU emulator) seemed promising, but Mac support for the emulator is patchy- I've been unable to find a way to share data between the host (Mac Monterey) and guest (Mac

That's impressive. Possibly done via midi guitar?

Oh, and then there's this: https://soundcloud.com/oplawaai3/jimi-hendrix-voodoo-chile?utm_source=mobi&utm_campaign=social_sharing&utm_terms=prohackedsounds.uploads_in_line Wonder how long *that* took

Was reading the QY70 List Book and came across the following on page 52: That last bit "transmit channel [can be] set for each track" is news to me. I know track output can be disabled, and I know

Excellent, haven't seen this. Thanks for the link!

Just thought I would post this for anyone new to midi or those trying to make more realistic sounding instruments with Midi… This is a nice 5 part series from Sound On Sound… it actually gets

Yes, the phrasing and dynamics are impeccable. For me, the only tell is the uniformity of the attacks. Not so much the attack time, but the way a real guitar string resonates differently if you brush

The last track (53’43) Does not have the cheapie sound of a tone generator at all! That clearly shows that efforts on sound design and programmed performance do not go unnoticed!

Oh, also 41'38 (not as convincing) and 53'43 (impressive).

A couple examples of the Yamaha programmed XG guitar tracks at 3'33 and 12'15: https://youtu.be/jH8zfyr1_8M Probably some more examples later in that demo, too.