#Dx7 patches for fm8 software#

Remember this: Just because you lack the mental flexibility to see why something might be a good idea does not invalidate the idea. It makes sense to consider the possibility that transferring patches from FM8 to hardware could prove to be a 'best of both worlds' scenario. Given that there are a plethora of modern sounding patches for FM8, and given that most FM hardware owners tend to mildly tweak or just plain use presets, and that programming a DX7 is notoriously slow and painful compared to programming patches in FM8Д¤. Dust Off your Yamaha DX7 power-up your Korg Volca FM, load up the dexed VST and enjoy these unique sounds. The vast majority of patches for the DX7 that I've ever heard are terribly dated and 80's sounding, even though the technology is very capable of sounding modern.ДЈ. The FM8 converted patches do not sound 'tight' as a result of this phasing problem, and ironically sound LESS like the instruments they are emulating than the original DX7 patches. I like the sound of the hardware much betterДў. While the DX7 is inferior to the FM8 on paper, some people may think that the it sounds somewhat nicer - more organic, warmer, smoother, analog-like(). I collected several DX7 patches (8000+) from the usual DX7 sites. The reasons this appeals to me is that:ДЎ. By pbleyer Wed 11:57 am DX7 patches for FM8 Hello.

#Dx7 patches for fm8 software#

Whether or not you can see it, there is a logic to it: Since FM8 is essentially a software DX7, albeit with additional features, then it stands to reason that patches made on it might translate, as far as I could tell by my under-educated point of view, which is why I asked the question- to see if it's even possible.

I don't consider it time wasted- I simply asked a question.