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Thanks for posting this, created using the Yamaha TX81Z - a cool FM synth. The producer Babyface at one point had two TX81Z units in his studio, both of which he kept set to a bass patch, one detuned from the other. This became a part of his signature sound. The best synth patches for this classic synth can be found at manymidi.com
ElmoPiano 1 year ago
alright
I see
HoweGavin 3 years ago
I dont like your drums in this one, but your bass that comes in at about 2:30 is sick as f*** especially when u make adjustments on the machine above the esx (dont kno what its called but its sick)
Im surprised at all the equipment you have
my only advice is to keep things simple
HoweGavin 3 years ago
as you see in the clip, i made those drums in about 40 seconds jsut as a proof of concept, i even mention in the description that it's not meant to be a "song" but a demo of how easy the esx is to use
muzik4machines 3 years ago
so using the ESX can you not have it triggering chords from external midi synths? I've got a yamaha A4000 sampler and a korg radias, I'm looking for a way to run them similar to your setup (i.e all hardware) but of course I need a live-oriented sequencer, any suggestions? looks like the ESX might not be the best way for me to tie it together?
toranamunter 3 years ago
no the sequencer is monophonic
IMOHO, the best live sequencer is the emu command stations (xl7, etc) 32 tracks, polyphonic, pattern AND linear sequencing
if i could find one i'd replace the esx right away (would use it only for drums)
muzik4machines 3 years ago
Nice work. Keep it real. Keep it hardware!
RhythmDroid 3 years ago
nice vid!
i ordered an emx on monday and im still waitin for it so it was pretty cool to check out this video. probly gonna get it today so im pretty pumped. i went with the synth instead of the sampler because i heard the esx was more drumish and emx was more trance based. is that true?
andrewal7 3 years ago
thakns for watching
The EMX has 5 melodic parts (still mono), the ESX has only 2, sor since trance is a lot of layers of melodic things, i'd say the EMX could be better than exs for tarnce, but IMO, both lack a POLYPHONIC sequencer, as the music i'm supposed to make needs chords, not just bassline and lead, whick the E(S,M)X won't provide unless, on the S, I waste lot of memory to record a chord track (cant record only the chords, it would ruin a track per chord, pretty short sighted from Korg
muzik4machines 3 years ago