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Re: yamaha vintage synths

well it's a case where I think the Twin Tube was doing all the heavy lifting.  As I complained about in an earlier message, it makes not only all guitars sound like Metallica, but keyboards too!  But yeah, it was a bass patch that sounded pretty dinky by itself but when put thru the Twin Tube it was a scorching hot Jan Hammer type solo instrument.   

My DX7, which I loved, croaked a few years back and I figured I'd just have to live without it.  Now I have Velvet (RTAS) which has some pretty cool old Wurlitzer and Rhodes sounds when I need that.

And hey!  Merry Crispness to all  (I should spell that Krispness in honor of Sir Hartung)

Richard

RICHARD SALES
On Dec 23, 2008, at 12:39 PM, samba - wrote:

   I still have a dx100,what a cool synth,with the little keys I can reach insanely wide chords,and play really fast.


"I know the FB01. I never liked the 4-operator FM sound but I remember there was a bass patch in the DX-21 which sounded fantastic, 
  might be that same patch :) It's a pity the DX-series is so difficult to program. I still use a DX-7 though, another classic"