I love simple synths with plenty of character. That's the DX7. The more advanced revisions are nice but too complicated. A matter of familiarity, I suppose. The II will be of more use. The output of the later DX7II series is much better than the original or tx7 or the outputs. I still use a sampled drum kit I created for it a decade ok. If you like the industrial DX sounds, the DX7 is where it's at due to the grungier outputs not lo fi just a bit grittier!
More direct and punchier but that could just be how I perceive it Can't go wrong with Yamaha DX series Live or recording - are you able to try FM8. You can get the soundpack on its own and use it with the free Kore player.
Live - I remember the DX7 and TX7 really cut through well in a live band situation with double beater mayhem and two guitar crazies with loud Marshall stacks. Studio - The FM8 sounds great recorded - you'll need a software host to run it live and the nerve to gig with a laptop and cope with an onstage crash.
Good luck. For me that is the DX series' strength and one many overlook when just playing one. It sits in a mix nicely and cuts through. The TX just compliments the other stuff perfectly in a mix. Thats less than what a used "Big 3" workstation would cost, with far superior sound, imo. And then you want a really realistic piano or a soft set of strings without that nasal edge and you're out of luck. Unless you've already sampled it, but the MPCs aren't exactly suitable for studio-style sample playback.
So how is the TX7 to work with? I actually own one, which I bought cheaply from the classifieds here, but haven't got around to using it yet.
Power supply - the power supply WILL die. What about the DX9? The DX9 was the first 4-operator synth if I recall correctly.
It's got no similarities except the color scheme and the membrane buttons - all later DX synths got regular pushbuttons. Given the choice between the 7 and the 9, pick the 7 - or go for a really cheap 4-op module that can do better than the 9 TX81z.
I'm picking it up in a couple hours from now, tonight. I'm sure I'll be back to ask some questions to those of you who already own one or have in the past. Grey Matter Response user manual or a service manual if available for dx7II. DX7 Cartridges? The GreyMatter E is installed, which is is a additional sequencer correct me if im wrong please. It seems to be in a super condition. My Questions: 1. Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass.
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