I would think that the process I outlined for the CZ-->VZ conversion would work well with the DX-->VZ conversion. I haven't played a DX since the late 1980s, but I do have the sysex format in the MIDI System Exclusive Book. As time permits, I can add my two cents to this project. Hope this helps. --Dr. Steve --- In CZsynth@yahoogroups.com, ProDigInfo <prodiginfo@y...> wrote: > Summa, > > thanks for the link. > > This thread started with an interesting idea: to convert patches from DX7 > to VZ, as opposed to trying to convert from CZ to VZ. There are hundreds of > patches for the DX7 on the 'net, while not so many for the VZ. It would be > nice to be able to take those patches, at least as starting points to > program new ones for the VZ. > > Has someone any ideas about that? Does somebody knows both architectures, > at least to give some clues? How many hours would it take to start with that? > > Best regards, > > > pdi > > > > At 20:02 28/06/2004 +0200, you wrote: > >Hi, > > > >I don't know since I hardly use synth sounds I haven't programmed myself > >but I > >would expect to find quite some mellotron sounds for the DX7, maybe named > >by a > >song title. Since the Mellotron simply using tapes, I still think it would > >make > >more sense using a sampler... > > > >Here are some melotron samples as download... > > > ><http://www.hollowsun.com/vintage/mellotron/index.html>http://www.hol lowsun.com/vintage/mellotron/index.html > > > >...Summa > > > > > >7700aa.jpg > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Yamaha DX patch conversion to Casio VZ synth engine
2004-06-29 by steve_the_composer
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