Those two demos are some of the most enjoyable tracks out of a workstation.

b3groover wrote:a pseudo-analog AFM fest straight from the SY77 circa my teenage brain in 1993/94, a little tune called "The Guardian".

Sounds fresh to me.

a very good track and demo of the synth.

nice track, sounds surprisingly good considering only a pc is being used.

I really like the track. The rhythm is relaxing and fun to listen to.

thumbs up! the movie is fun :O)

I really like the sound of the backing, great work.

Nice work, thanks for the demo.

Murderhausen wrote:Does anyone know where I could find a Grey Matter manual?

From Dave Benson's DX7 page:
DX7 E! Card manual
http://www.maths.abdn.ac.uk/~bensondj/d ... rd-man.pdf
DX7IIE! manual
http://www.maths.abdn.ac.uk/~bensondj/d ... manual.zip

mao wrote:this thing sounds different from any other gear I have. It shines on bright, metallic, FMish sounds...

that and the percussion part are exactly why it stays.

zukskywalker wrote:DX7IIFDE!plus

you just made me dreaming of a FS1kb in DX7 Centenniel body with modern interface for this Christmas

I see this thing as black or white... because both of your synths are really good but cheap on the market so you'll not solve your money problem selling one of them. I'm inspired :idea: may be paint the Poly-800 keys in reversed and sell it for a fortune, then use the cash and spend the extra for a...

rickyd wrote:I may get that PLG150-AN board for my motif rack, I dunno. I did want to get a Roland JX-10 because I want the literal lush fatness it provides though.

I own the board in the AN200 and it's a great lit'l synth. But nothing compared to the JX10 or MKS-70 in term of lush and fatness.

The Zadok SAM-1 for Wavestation, M and T series. Also the Alesis QS line allows sample transfer to the PCMCIA card through Soundbridge.

the D-50 isn' t a powerhouse by any means, but a magical 'one -off' thing that has character. Anyway, they both are more interesting than the SY85. The SY85 is the pure rompler, and has some good sounds but it's no SY77! (even if it DOES have better effects + limited sample thing) agree, I'm a TG h...

THEODICY wrote:but hey, one man's trash....

Hehe, along with Gameboys..it's the only "Chiptune" keytar. With the authentic Chiptune sound..and it's a Yamaha.