the maga piano waves is the extended rom of the sd
if your first vfx had the upgrade to the sd1 status as said then it would of had
the extended rom so you would need to add the extended rom sounds chip to get
the required sounds the upgrade would have also had the 2 rom os chips of the
sd1 also so you would need to cange them also you need to look on the os chips
for the revision of os and the rom wave chips for there revision this will
let you know whats in both machines
it might be that your new synth has the standard
rom set and that when you are using the sysex for your old synth it substitutes
the rom sounds for the 1,s that are missing
its also the same for the sq1 series the sq2+ and
the sq1+32 and ks88 and ks32 have the extended roms where as the sq1 sq2 have
the stanfdard roms so when you pitch the same preset via sysex it substitutes
the sounds with others so the sound is different to the 1,s with the extra rom
waves
ensoniq did this alot with there synths and as the
synths became later revisions they had les of the rom sets of the last series
the sq1 retained most of the vfx transwaves but the ts 10 recieved even less of
the trans waves
----- Original Message -----From: Bill TomlinsonSent: Friday, July 09, 2010 3:48 PMSubject: [Ensoniq-VFX-SD] Re: VFX Transwave Sounds
Did you but your first VFXsd new? I seem to remember Ensoniq offering an 'upgrade kit' to make the VFXsd into (nearly) an SD-1. If your first was upgraded then you may need to move the chips. I can offer no more help...never seen one. Just that my stock VFXsd has no mega piano waves.
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