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I think OPS7 needs to be in “classic” mode, not “extended” mode. Then you need to go to the SYX page and find a SYSEX dump (32 patches) Copy (left-click, shift to select all of the sysex

I think OPS7 needs to be in “classic” mode, not “extended” mode. Then you need to go to the SYX page and find a SYSEX dump (32 patches) Copy (left-click, shift to select all of the sysex

Did you shoot an email to the company which makes it? Because I bet they can help you quicker than I can (or fix the problem if there's a bug). jb Am 23.03.2022, 18:24:53 schrieb PeWe

B.t.w, I tried it for hrs now, but cannot find a way responding to MIDI program change commands even in "settings" I checked the box to activate. Tried standalone, VST2 and VST3. While "Dexed" is VST3

thx for the link ! I downloaded and installed the demo. 4 min of usage is not much, but I was able reloading the standalone- and plugin- version every 4 minutes and checked it out more deeply. VST2,

Hi Larry, Interesting.? I think I could live with those limits, though.? My rig has a lot of sound sources:? a Nord Stage 3, a DSI Tetra synth, SampleTank, and the TX802.? So, the TX is mostly

One of the things I learned early on – like back in the 80s – is that while the TX802 claims to be a rack DX, it’s not exactly. In about 1988, the Yamaha Marketing nobs came out with patches to

I use Native Instruments FM8 software. It faithfully emulates every patch from my DX7II-FD and even accepts SysEx dumps, so I can transfer entire banks of patches at once.

I would recommend this: https://www.plogue.com/products/chipsynth-ops7.html jb Am 23.03.2022, 14:03:18 schrieb Bruce Wahler via groups.io <bw= [email protected]>:

Hi All, I have a TX802 that I have been gigging with for years.? At this point, though, I would like to retire it to the studio 100% of the time for a couple of reasons: 1. The sheer age of the synth

Yes, you can connect a wire in place of the circuit board trace.? At the most fundamental level, that's what a circuit board trace is, a thin wire.? As long as the wire does not touch any other

Yes you can. Clean the area with IPA and scrape away the green laquer to expose the copper trace. Solder a Wire between the two pins of the battery. However, you must check the PCB on the component

Hi Geoff, You can't loose and you can't change the 128 factory presets that are in ROM in bank A B C D. The 32 user patches can be filled with whatever you want. Save your current patches in your

I know that the DX21 used to have all of the factory presets stored in Read Only Memory chips, I could restore 8 sounds at a time into the internal RAM memory. Not sure about the 81Z, you may need to

Hi there - I recently acquired a TX81Z. I've been using the Edisyn patch editor on a Mac to do some editing - but I'm still learning about the system. I'm curious if there is a straightforward way to

Ant, did you happen to measure diameter of both DX7 screws? The M4.2 I ordered won't fit lol ??♀? Sent with [ProtonMail](https://protonmail.com/) Secure Email. ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original

Eventually this 'collection on screw informations' may be helpful to decide what kind of screw(s) one can take as a replacement... I've gathered this 'informations' some years ago...

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Screw-Types.pdf ( /g/YamahaDX/files/Screw-Types.pdf ) *By:* Michael Whocares

I intend to drive the 13mm into a piece of plastic >8mm thick and grind off the excess ~5mm, unscrewing to hopefully clean up the threads. Either way I have lots to experiment with. Could paint the

As I said before, the shorter screw (on the back panel near the power) is 4 x 8mm. A 13mm screw will be too long here. Also note, that the length of a screw is usually measured at the length of the