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vintage synth demo track by RetroSound
synclavier like bass: Yamaha DX7 II
cs brass: Roland JD-800
drums: Roland TR-707
live played, no overdubbing, no sequencer software used
more info: http://www.retrosoun d.de and
http://www.myspac e.com/retrosound72
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vintage synth demo by RetroSound
PPG like sounds in better sound quality
The YAMAHA DX7 II FD is an powerful digital synth and have a very clean sound.
more info: http://www.retrosoun d.de and
http://www.myspac e.com/retrosound72
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vintage synth demo by RetroSound
some typical self-made and factory sounds from the Yamaha DX7 II FD FM Synthesizer;
some patches are triggered by the MAM MAP-1 stand-alone arpeggiator module
more info: http://www.retrosoun d.de and http://www.myspace.c om/retrosound72
For much better sound quality (stereo) add "&fmt=18" without quotes to the end of the URL
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A few tunes for the season I threw together. Played on the Hammond A100 with some DX7II synth solos.
Jingle Bell Rock accompanied by brass, percussion and voices from the DX7II and EMU Proteus via midi.
Happy Holidays!
Steve
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This is my version of "Alley Cat" on the Hammond A100 with just a bit of help from the Yamaha DX7II. "The Alley Cat" is a song by Bent Fabricus-Bjerre who went by the name Bent Fabric. The song won a grammy for Best Rock & Roll recording in 1962.
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This song first appeared in 1928 in the show "Present Arms." Song by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart. Recorded by many artists including Charlie Byrd, Linda Ronstadt, The Supremes, Art Tatum, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and yeah me, on a Hammond Organ A100 and a Hammond Jazz tonewheel sounding imitation thing on the Yamaha DX7II.
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Not too many people expect the Hammond to be used to play marches. I just wanted to try something different. I play a variety of music. Just getting started here. Will be posting more stuff in the future.
This was played on the A100,
strings/brass/per cussion accompaniment midi'd on the DX7II, Emu Sound Module and Yamaha RX17 drums.
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Played on a Kurzweil K2500R,Akai XL3000,Yamaha DX7II.
The Blue Diamonds and Klaus Wunderlich
also played this 'easy listening' tune.
Carsten P. - from Denmark
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An old Willie Nelson favorite 'All of Me' with a little help from the Yamaha DX7II (accoustic guitar & vibes) and special thanks to the EMU Proteus for providing the voices, percussion and bass.
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Here's my attempt at Henry Mancini's 'Mr. Lucky.' Mancini's organist, Buddy Cole left a legacy with the smoothest Hammond I've ever heard in that recording of the 1960's. I tried, but never came close! The strings were provided courtesy of an Emu Proteus, played through a Yahama DX7II.
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As requested, Fade to Grey. There are some mistakes, but if everything were right, I would be Billy Currie :D.
Above: Roland JX8P
Mid: Roland D10
Below: Yamaha DX7 II FD
Backtape running on Pro Tools
![YAMAHA DX7 II \"FM Synthesizer\"](http://img.youtube.com/vi/4WCPLZyk3XA/2.jpg "YAMAHA DX7 II \\"FM Synthesizer\\"")
![Me playing Visage \"Fade to Grey\"](http://img.youtube.com/vi/mdz08PSqOo8/2.jpg "Me playing Visage \\"Fade to Grey\\"")
