Please note that even though the DX9 is a 4-operator FM synthesizer, these patches are not compatible with any other Yamaha 4-operator FM synthesizer due to the fact that DX9 shares the same patch data format with the DX7, and has the same envelope generators as a DX7. This bank is only 20 patches, the maximum number of patches in a DX9 bank, so if it is loaded into a Yamaha DX with more than 20 patches per bank such as a DX7, patches 21 and up will be identical to patch 20. While it is possible to load these patches in FM8, FM8 is not strictly a DX7 simulator, and FM8 cannot properly reproduce most of these patches.Įven though the patches in this bank were made on a DX9, it can be loaded into a DX7 or a DX9 because of the similarities in hardware and patch parameter storage. Dexed, a free VST which simulates nearly all of the hardware and features of the DX7, can also load and reproduce these voices with great accuracy. It is also possible to load these patches on an SY77 or SY99 with the appropriate software. This bank can be loaded into any Yamaha DX7 or DX9 equivalent synthesizer, including the DX7II series, the TX7, TX802, and TX216/816 synthesizers. The cassette data was loaded into a DX9 and the bank was dumped via MIDI. It includes a filter sweep, bass, MiniMoog thick lead, pad and drums.This bank of patches for the Yamaha DX9 was converted from an audio file of casette data posted by user18081971 on soundcloud, which you can find at. This song was the main feature of the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame 2013. It ‘s a very powerful DX7 synth brass sound with ‘ear-piecing’ mid-range harmonics as well as it’s own flanging effect. This DX7 analog patch is uniquely DX7 with its’ FM synthesis engine.
Also, it can mimic filter sweeping, creating analogue-like, yet uniquely DX7 sounds. It is amazing how the Yamaha DX7 sounds are so close to sounds from Oberheim synths. It also features a female choir pad.īeautiful, warm and rich Oberheim synth (e.g., OB-X and OB-Xa) string and brass patches are faithfully created.
It includes a brand new Oberheim OB-X like synth brass sound (soft and mellow like the original). With added bass, guitar, FX and drum tracks, they bring the song to life! The modulated string pad is an emulation of the Prophet - 5 string pad that was used for the original song. I hope you enjoy this video and hope to inspire you that the DX7 is the truly powerful and versatile ‘pure’ synthesizer of all time. This video also include a bonus track that you haven't seen it before.Īll DX7 patches featured are created and fine-tuned by myself, using my DX7 front panel only (no patch editor used). Alaska, all songs include bass, drums and other additional tracks. "This is a re-mastered version of the original Yamaha DX7 analog patches demo video.
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