Yamaha SY35 - Dynamic Vector Recording Demo (Sounds Only) 

Yamaha SY35 - Dynamic Vector Recording Demo (Sounds Only)
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Recorded directly from SY-35 stereo outputs, with internal effects, without any additional signal processing.
The most powerful function on SY35 (also SY-22 or TG-33) is Dynamic Vector recording - you can record joystick movement in a 50-step LEVEL sequence and in a 50-step DETUNE sequence as part of each Voice/Preset.
These sequences will play automatically unless you select front-panel control, in which case the joystick takes over.
Internal sequences can be recorded using the onboard joystick or they can be entered numerically as x/y coordinates and a duration per step. Durations are multiples of a vector rate which can be set between 10-160 milliseconds in 10 millisecond steps; thus a maximum duration figure of 254 gives you something like 40 seconds per step. Numeric entry is less spontaneous than joystick waggling, but it does allow you to optimise those modest 50 steps because you can avoid the movements from one point to another which are recorded when you use the controller. The SY35 crossfades between two positions in time, so if you want to hold one position for a fixed time you have to program the same position into two successive steps, giving the first one the required duration value.
Yamaha SY-35 Specifications:
- 16 bit AWM / 2 OP FM Tone Generator
- 4 Osc Architecture (2 FM + 2 AWM)
- 1 LFO + 1 Amp Envelope per Osc- Dynamic Vector Synthesis
- PRESETS: 64 User / 64 Factory / 64 Card (MCD32)
- MULTIS: 16 User / 16 Factory / 16 Card (MCD32)
- 16 polyphony- 8 part multitimbral- 2 outs
- 16x FX (Reverb, Delay, Distortion)
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