i think the crystal method does that with all their gear...bang on it when
it isn't even plugged in.
Waldorf microwave is good for evolving pads/drones etc and lots lots
more....
also, I've heard some cool basses come out of dx-7s not like an analog
synththough...and of course i've read about brian eno being able to make a
dx-7 sound like just about anything..uncluding nasty squelchy bass (a al
analog) but i'd never buy one.
they just aren't any fun....to me
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quoted 5 lines From: Andrew Schrock <aschrock@cs.brandeis.edu>>From: Andrew Schrock <aschrock@cs.brandeis.edu>
>To: "Idm@Hyperreal. Org" <idm@hyperreal.org>
>Subject: Re: [idm] Yamaha dx7
>Date: Wed, Jul 5, 2000, 8:21 AM
>quoted 37 lines fm is wicked but 'taint easy ... the m is for multiplication and we all>> fm is wicked but 'taint easy ... the m is for multiplication and we all
>> know math is hard ... you can do really great "evolving" shit with the
>> dx7
>
> FM = Frequency Modulation.
>
> I wouldn't say it, or any FM synth, is great for evolving pads. That's
> more the league of a kawai k5000 or oberheim matrix-1000. And forget it
> for any sort of useful bass. (except of course, sinewaves and the infamous
> "latelybass") It's good for plucked sounds, like harpsichords, electric
> pianos, and weird, extremely raw digital FX.
>
> Also, I wouldn't want somebody picking up the DX-7 thinking it's easy to
> learn :/
>
>> brian eno is a bad ass dx7 programmer
>
> True.
>
>> trent reznor has destroyed more dx7s than any other living human.
>
> Also very true. I'm not sure why these rawk stars pick on DX-7's to
> destroy, or pose with while playing. I think I saw crystal method banging
> on one while it wasn't plugged in to anything.
>
> Andrew
>
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