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When the DX7 came out I tried to comprehend programming and quickly failed. My hats totally off to anyone versed in FM programming vagaries. It's probably true that the programming could be pushed further, but by the time the final factory load was it was time to move on to the next project. Then they reached out to some seriously capable programmers around the planet and invited them to write additional programs and that's what those folks came up with.

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I think what really happened there is that Nord wrote two factory banks plus perhaps a dozen or so programs into the 3rd bank. Always better to be half-assed than a complete ass. In the early 1980s, the synthesizer market was dominated by analog synthesizers. Layer 1 is oscillator 2 modulating oscillator 1. Here are all the DX7 algorithms: As one can see, almost all algorithms can be achieved on the P12. It just depends on what algorithm you want to achieve.

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It was the first successful digital synthesizer and is one of the best-selling synthesizers in history, selling over 200,000 units. And ofcourse you can have a 6 operator FM patch with the P12. Now I'm glad that I didn't shove my whole foot completely down my throat and make a complete ass of myself. The Yamaha DX7 is a synthesizer manufactured by the Yamaha Corporation from 1983 to 1989.

Truth is, what I had originally typed after 'programming yourself' was 'instead of whining.' but that sounded too harsh and would have made me a whiner, too.

In short, I feel they could have shown this things pure FM versatility off a bit more, with an additional FM bank or two. THOUGHT CRAWLER DX7 PATCH COLLECTION 01) Voicesmiscmoog.syx MOOG 14.3 02) VoicesNAMESDave BensonEPIANO1.syx E.PIANO 8 03) VoicesNAMESDave BensonEPIANO2.syx ELEC PNO 2 04) VoicesNAMESDave BensonEPIANO2.syx ANNIES CRY 05) VoicesNAMESDave BensonEPIANO2. I probably should have written that last paragraph out a bit differently, so that it doesn't sound like a blatantly unjust critique of Nord-which it isn't-trust.ДЄnother DX7-esque FM bank (maybe instead of another bank of 128 mixed) is something I think would have been cool, purely because after some sonic exploration, I find the Waves dual FM mode (not FM + VA, etc) can go quite a bit beyond what is demonstrated in the current dual FM presets. If, as you say, the FM section seems pretty capable, why not have a go at programming yourself.? And they are pretty badass programs, too. The Wave comes with 8 banks of 128 programs each, 1024 total.

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You can stop after that and then start with the preset that's closest to what you need and learn how to tweak them.Pablomastodon wrote:Geez, dude. I cannot easily share my files because my main system is out of order. For EP sounds, start importing sysex banks Sims98, Bank08, Rhodes1, piano_08, ORTEGA4, BBANK1, piano_02, E_PIANO1, Italian 3, Rhodes1, DX5B1, Rhodes03, DX5B1, piano_e3, Rhodes04, piano_e3, Rhodes1, RHODES1, TFi3, Piano_03, E_Piano2, Piano_06, Rhodes01 and EPiano1. I like searching and wading through thousands of presets because I like collecting stuff, I imported them into koresound format for batch tagging and rating in Kore 2, you can't do that in FM8. I got my collection from, I think it has most of the DX7 sysex floating around on the web in one zip. It's going to take a long time to wade through these presets if you have something in mind, even more when you download sysex, you'll soon have over ten thousand including the duplicates, because DX owners downloaded presets, put them in personalized banks, posted them again, etc.