Brian Eno
Robert Rich
Phelios
Tom Lord-Alge
3 reviews
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A DX7 on Acid
Along the same route as the Kurzweil, early 90's saw the rise of FM synthesis. If your looking for industrial sounds and bell like timbres then you might like this box. With 6 operators it is a 'easy to get lost in menus' kinda synth but I houses sounds that you know and love from classic acts and bands. takes some getting into. But with everything, the journey towards succes is half the fun.
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Bought new in 1992 after I had traded Yamaha DX7mkI few years before to buy a Fostex A-80 and 450, respectively reel to reel 8 track 1/4 tape recorder and 8:4:2 mixer. With Opcode Galaxy plus Editors I succeeded converting old DX7mkI patches into TG77 ones and the better clarity of converters added a crisp to the sound I've just imagined with the former synthesizer.
5 months agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question.
jimmarchi1 Moderatorthe whole SY series is so criminally underrated. they're all DX7 mkIIs with wavestation features grafted on as well as filtering. I often consider losing my beloved IIFD in favor of an SY77 or 99
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Sintetizador digital - Síntese FM e AWM
Uma evolução do DX7. Capaz de produzir sons clássicos de síntese FM e sons mais complexos com a AWM.
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