预设 Espen Kraft Yamaha DX7 Patch Bank@32个80年代电钢音色SYX库

简介:
Espen卡夫雅马哈DX7补丁银行与80年代魔术DX7 -DX7II补丁银行syx-arcadia
ARCADiA团队 | 雅马哈DX7-DX7II音色库SYX | 2.20 MB
立即获取我的新DX7补丁库-雅马哈DX7，DX7II和TX802的32个我最好的电钢琴声音的高级集合，以及可以导入或加载原始Yamaha DX7/DX7II语音数据的软件或硬件。
这并不是一家临时拼凑起来的银行。这些声音陪伴了我几十年，其中一些甚至可以追溯到20世纪80年代。它们经过多年的精心挑选、编辑与打磨，不仅被我用于自己的专辑，也广泛应用于商业音乐制作中。
这个合集中的每一个音效都当之无愧。这里没有一处多余的补丁。全部32个音色都以电钢琴为基础，但听起来却丰富多样得多。在他们的类别中具有广泛的音乐范围: 有些是玻璃状的，有些像铃铛，有些更硬更切割，有些柔软光滑，有些有光泽，抛光的光泽使零件立即坐在轨道上。有些更像打击垫，而另一些则可以根据你在琴键上的触击位置，用作主音或低音。它们经过抛光，以获得最大的音乐性和可用性，并且它们可以单独工作，与该银行的其他声音分层，或与其他声音组合在一个完整的安排中。
下载包括两个sysex文件: 一个DX7II 32语音银行 (I33-I64) 相同的银行转换为DX7 mk1格式 (音色上的一些细微差异是不可避免的，因为DX7II比DX7mk1具有更多的功能) 这意味着你可以使用这个银行不仅与雅马哈DX7II和TX802，但也支持原始的DX7 mk1格式（在受支持的情况下）。这些音源已成功通过测试，包括：Yamaha TX816（TF1）、Dexed以及Arturia DX7 V。
如何将这些钱包导入到您的硬件或软件中，会因您希望将其存放在何处而有很大差异。购买后，我将不再提供任何个人辅导。声称与原始Yamaha DX7 sysex语音数据兼容的其他软件或硬件也可以工作，包括Yamaha SY77和SY99等单元，但在发布时，与这些产品的兼容性尚未得到验证。
所以，如果你想要一个严肃的，无填充物的DX7电钢琴收藏，具有真正的血统，经过验证的可用性，以及已经经受住时间考验的声音，这个银行已经准备好了。
在演示视频中，我通过雅马哈DMP7混音器运行我的TX802，我使用雅马哈大厅混响和交响乐合唱。我还使用一台Lexicon PCM70来处理额外的音效。
附注：市面上针对DX7的音色补丁多如牛毛，因此总会出现一些听起来相似的音色重叠。并非所有这些补丁一开始都是我原创的。有些是经过大幅修改的出厂预设。
有些是从头开始制作的补丁，而有些则来自键盘杂志和80年代读者发送的补丁。那些补丁我们得对照文本表格逐一编写。
但是，此下载中的所有补丁，在其当前状态下，都是我通过数十年的小调整编辑，抛光和修订的补丁。
本版本献给我们朋友的永恒记忆。
欧利蒙

简介:
Espen Kraft Yamaha DX7 Patch Bank with 80s Magic DX7 -DX7II Patch Bank SYX-ARCADiA
Team ARCADiA | Yamaha DX7 -DX7II Patch Bank SYX | 2.20 MB
Get my new DX7 Patch Bank now — a premium collection of 32 of my best Electric Piano voices for the Yamaha DX7, DX7II and TX802, and for software or hardware that can import or load original Yamaha DX7 / DX7II voice data.
This is not a random bank put together overnight. These sounds have been with me for decades — some of them all the way back to the 1980s. They have been carefully selected, edited and refined over many years, and used by me on my own albums as well as in commercial music productions.
Every sound in this collection earned its place. There is not a single filler patch here. All 32 voices are Electric Piano based, but they sound much more varied than that. The have a wide musical range inside their category: some are glassy, some bell-like, some harder and more cutting, some soft and smooth, and some have that extra glossy, polished sheen that makes a part instantly sit right in a track. Some are more like pads, while others can be used as leads or bass depending on where you play it on the keys. They are polished for maximum musicality and usability, and they work especially well either on their own, layered with other voices from this bank, or combined with other sounds in a full arrangement.
The download includes two sysex files: A DX7II 32-voice bank (I33-I64) The same bank converted to DX7 mk1 format (some minor differences in timbre is unavoidable as the DX7II has more features than the DX7mk1) That means you can use this bank not only with the Yamaha DX7II and TX802, but also with the original DX7 mk1 format where supported. The banks have been tested successfully with: Yamaha TX816 (TF1) Dexed Arturia DX7 V.
How to transfer these banks to your hardware or software will vary greatly depending on where you want them to go. I offer no personal tutoring on this after purchase. Other software or hardware that claim compatibility with original Yamaha DX7 sysex voice data may also work, including units such as the Yamaha SY77 and SY99, but compatibility with those has not been verified at the time of release.
So if you want a serious, no-filler DX7 Electric Piano collection with real pedigree, proven usability, and sounds that have already stood the test of time, this bank is ready.
In the demo video I run my TX802 through a Yamaha DMP7 mixer, I use the Yamaha Hall Reverb and Symphonic Chorus. I also use a Lexicon PCM70 for additional effects.
Addendum: With a gazillion patches for the DX7 out there, there will always be a kind of overlap of patches sounding similar. Not all of these patches are my original creations from the start. Some are factory presets edited beyond their origin.
Some are patches made from scratch, while some originates from Keyboard Magazine and patches sent in by readers in the 80s. Patches we’d have to sit down and program from the text sheet.
However, all of the patches in this download, in their current state, are patches I’ve edited, polished and revised through decades of small adjustments.
This release is dedicated to the eternal memory of our friend
Olymoon