The FM monster showdown. Yamaha TX816 vs. TX802.
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The Yamaha TX816 from 1984, a monster DX7, in fact you get EIGHT DX7 in one box with a total polyphony of 128 voices.
Drawback - It's easy to waste voices and you can't edit anything without a real DX7 to control it. Or compatible software.
The Yamaha TX802 from 1987, a highly flexible and powerful FM workhorse. EIGHT 2 voice polyphonc DX7IIs inside. So less total voices than the 816, but you can arrange voices as you want and fully editable from the module itself.
Which one should you get? I show you the differences and how to use them both.
17:00 Answer to what mix was what from the last video - MIX A=802 MIX B=816
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Growing up I listened to so much synth-pop and it's only natural that my own music takes inspiration from many of the acts I loved back then. I still love them and listen to them!
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28 авг 2020
