I made a rainstorm/set of patches for the TX81z

[elkbird]

I got a TX81z recently and had a blast using it to make sound effects. I made a whole patch library for the rainstorm effects, which you can get here (bit.ly/synstormTX1) or in the link in the YouTube description.

cheers

[jeffmartin19]

Honestly enjoyed the sound! You did great job here, as well as on other videos I've just checked on your youtube channel! Keep it up

[madtheory]

Only just saw these. Nice work! Thanks for sharing. I loaded them in FM8

[elkbird]

Only just saw these. Nice work! Thanks for sharing. I loaded them in FM8

Cool! Now I'm curious: how do they work out in FM8? I don't have FM8 so I'm unable to test them there. Do the patches sound substantially different from the isolated ones in the video?

[clubbedtodeath]

I don't have anything DX or FM, but I had to congratulate you on a job well done, both sonically and visually. My favourite scene is definitely the cat.

[madtheory]

Only just saw these. Nice work! Thanks for sharing. I loaded them in FM8

Cool! Now I'm curious: how do they work out in FM8? I don't have FM8 so I'm unable to test them there. Do the patches sound substantially different from the isolated ones in the video?

Maybe ask me again in a month when I have time to multitrack them with reverb like you have in the video

[elkbird]

I also uploaded a 30-minute version of the synthesized storm onto youtube for your meditative purposes.

[allogistics]

The dripping sounds are seriously so cool! Never heard anything like it before, they're so static-y and crazy sounding. Way to go!!

[Virgule]

That's just excellent work.... I'm amazed at the realism of everything combined. Especially the pitter patter of water droplets.


The most fun I had with a Yamaha DX21 was also programming rain and thunder sounds after hearing it in a video game..,,I would split the keyboard to play both and just wished it had a velocity sensitive keybed.