If you're a fan of iconic 80s synth music, you've likely heard the unmistakable sounds of the Yamaha DX7. But before you search eBay or Reverb for this legendary synth, consider its lesser-known sibling: the Yamaha TX7.

In this video, we dive into the Yamaha TX7, a desktop module version of the DX7 that shares the same powerful sound engine. With its 6-operator FM synthesis and 32 algorithms, the TX7 delivers those classic 80s tones with a unique twist. Whether you're a synth enthusiast or just curious about vintage synths, this video will give you an in-depth look at the TX7 and how it compares to its big brother.

We'll explore the TX7's sound capabilities, its role in the 80s music scene, and why it might be the perfect addition to your studio. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more vintage synth content!

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The TX7 is a desktop module version of the DX7. It has the same sound engine as its big brother, with 6 operator / 32 algorithm FM and 12bit Digital to Analog converters.

In this video I look at what the TX7 can do, how you can edit sounds on a TX7 and why should look at a TX7 over a DX7.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro [ Ссылка ]
01:27 What is the difference between the TX7 and DX7 [ Ссылка ]
02:44 Sound Demos [ Ссылка ]
05:26 Editing sounds on a TX7 [ Ссылка ]
07:31 Conclusion [ Ссылка ]
08:57 Demo song [ Ссылка ]

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