DX7II with Grey Matter questions
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DX7II with Grey Matter questions
1. How the h**l do I play into my sequencer (MSQ700) different patches? They all are same sound. The E! Card should have provided multimberal. There has to be a way to turn it on if you will in the E card.
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Re: DX7II with Grey Matter questions
Oh golly. That seemed to confuse matters even more so. lol
Someone needs to write a ipad program that puts up a visual simplification of its features. Oh. Vey.
Someone needs to write a ipad program that puts up a visual simplification of its features. Oh. Vey.
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Re: DX7II with Grey Matter questions
Ya, it's not user friendly. Welcome to the eighties 
Re: DX7II with Grey Matter questions
Especially so..madtheory wrote:Ya, it's not user friendly. Welcome to [Yamaha in] the eighties
Yamaha crimes to sanity in the 80s include the QX1, RX5, TX16W... well, most things with an "X" weren't exactly case studies in accessibility, really..!
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Re: DX7II with Grey Matter questions
Yes. They totally killed the TX16W with their OS. Then Typhoon came along, probably best sampler OS ever.
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Re: DX7II with Grey Matter questions
I remember reading somewhere that Yamaha "philosophers" felt that instruments were supposed to be hard to play. Ergo the "gift" of Yammy madness.
(Maybe put the E card in SE!quencer mode?)
(Maybe put the E card in SE!quencer mode?)
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Re: DX7II with Grey Matter questions
I have yet to try "SE!quencer mode" as I assumed it was their onboard sequencer rather than out to an external sequencer. Maybe Ill try this. I have yet to get this working. I may annex the MSQ and just do Auria on an iPad.zukskywalker wrote:I remember reading somewhere that Yamaha "philosophers" felt that instruments were supposed to be hard to play. Ergo the "gift" of Yammy madness.
(Maybe put the E card in SE!quencer mode?)
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Re: DX7II with Grey Matter questions
So, reviving this, I like to explore all the possibilities and tools of a synth to compose, make new sounds and sequence. I have a DX7 FD II in my arsenal and I've been tempted to buy the Grey Matter kit, I like the idea of having a multitimbral DX7 and having an internal sequencer. The questions are: is it difficult to install? does it work ok or am I just going to mess up my DX7?
BTW, not too long ago I installed the SE firmware to my Emax I and I thought it was amazing, it gave new life to my sampler
BTW, not too long ago I installed the SE firmware to my Emax I and I thought it was amazing, it gave new life to my sampler
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In electronic music, sequencers are as important as synths.
In electronic music, sequencers are as important as synths.
