[korgypark] Re: Portamento on the X5D???
- From: "Valhalla" <valhalla03@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <korgypark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2003 10:36:12 -0500
Thanks Frank! I'll be looking forward to getting those patches.
I had plans to master the DX7 when I first got it and then for the last 15
years or so. Of course I never got around to it. Now I have the same
aspirations for the X5D.
I do have the volume pedal for the DX which you can also use as an
expression pedal as I recall.
I'll check out the Yahoo DX group, thanks!
Randy
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Sent: Monday, March 24, 2003 10:36 AM
Subject: [korgypark] Re: Portamento on the X5D???
>
>
> > > Why don't you make the "From the beginning" sound on your DX7 instead.
The
> > > DX7 CAN do that, and contrary to popular belief incredibly well! If
you
> > are
> > > interested I have programmed a couple of "moog" sounds on the DX7 that
I
> > > could send to you. They should be played with an expression pedal for
the
> > > "filter sweeps".
> >
> > Yes...please send them to me. That would be great! I've been looking for
> > great patches for the DX7 as well as the Korg. Do you know of any good
> > resources online for this? I would appreciate any patches you have for
the
> > DX7.
>
> My main sound is a plain Moog-style sound. Played with the portamento it
> gets that thing going that is so characteristic for the old analog synths.
> I have another you might like called "Fanfcomman" - yes, just like the
intro
> sound from Works vol. 1, give and take. But you will need an expression
pedal!
> Without the expression pedal it will sound shrill and very un-moogish.
>
> If you give me a day, I'll try to put together a sound that will have that
> two-octave span and slight resonance of "From the Beginning". A great
> challenge. I'll send each sound as separate sysex' in a zip file.
>
> I just subscribed to the DX mailing list on yahoogroups some days ago.
> It seems that they have a lot of resources uploaded, including tons of
> patches. I have also found something like, maybe, 1000 patches on the net,
> but to be honest, I don't really use them. I'm more into trying to master
> the synth myself. It's much more fun.
>
> Cheers
>
> /Frank
>
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