The previous video got a record number of views for my channel and I'm getting feedback from you. Thank you for rating and subscribing! Here I continue to experiment in the synthwave style. Enjoy watching!
😂 Best hardware DAW ever. This and QY100 + QY 300 / 700. Needs a revamped version ASAP (with updated sounds and sampling function like in Yamaha SU700 / EW425 / SX600) and it will make Yamaha billions!
Brilliant. Remember watching an interview with Bjork and she was really into this thing. I always wanted one too... you totally got the goods out of it. Well done.
@igorecord a software version of the API 2500 set to "old mode" with the lo thrust circuit engaged works well with the lovely 80's synthwave sound you got here. Btw It's sooooo nice to hear a full Yamaha sound set being used - especially that Guru Josh saxophone patch - you hardly ever hear those used these days, apart from standard DX7 presets.
@@darwiniandude Yes, it’s just like that! I bought it as a MIDI controller for external devices. But then I removed all the synthesizers from the table and left only yamaha 🤭
I sort-of bought it for the same reason.. but I find programming it a bit too involved, compared to other sequencers. Most of the time I just resort to Ableton or the Octatrack.
@@igorecord there are a few extra XG parameters I think, accessible on the QY-700 but not the 70 or 100 (years ago I had the 70, regret selling it, have a 100 now) anyway I think parameters for portamento / mono mode etc. might be able to manually put the messages in the event list, not sure. Anyway I enjoyed the video, thanks. :)
I did this the previous three days in the evenings (about 6 hours total). With daily practice and reading the instructions, you can master the device quite quickly. I'm still discovering new things about it even though I've owned it for over 10 years.
@@kevinsturges6957 I like these buttons, but I would add backlighting for the screen and buttons, a more modern screen, and an FM synth. I think the form factor and navigation button placement are very good for a device of this size. Although I have not used any other modern portable device and I have nothing to compare it with.