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Yamaha S80 | 64 | 16 |
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Alesis QS6.1 | 64 | 16 |
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E-mu Proteus 2000 | 128 | 32 |
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E-mu Virtuoso 2000 | 128 | 32 |
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SoundBlaster Live! Platinum | 64 | 32 (32) |
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Midiman USB Midisport 8x8/s | (256) |
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M-Audio Delta 1010 | (32) |
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Shure Beta 58a |
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Total: | 513 | 128 |
MP3 | MID | WRK | Information | |
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11.3M |
309k |
"The Sorceror's Apprentice" by Paul Dukas: I produced this for the Yamaha S80 and E-mu Proteus 2000. It was originally sequenced by Jack Gilbert, a very nice fellow from Massachusetts. I modified very little but patching and overall pan/volume/velocity for tracks to even it out as a good mix. I didn't supply a MIDI file for it because it would have been of little use because of using multiple synths. | ||
5.78M |
"Closer" (Original by NIN): Done using E-mu Proteus 2000 and my Yamaha S80... relies heavily on DirectX effects. I went a little nuts with it... it was my first production on my new Delta 1010 card and the first one I really used DirectX. It's a fair shade different than the original. I like it that way but it still needs a bit of work. | |||
2.58M |
"Ride of the Valkyries" by Wagner: Done using E-mu Virtuoso 2000... Done mostly as a demo for the V2K I only applied a slight reverb to it (DFX). | |||
2.24M |
*NEW*"Dr. Who - Theme" by Unknown: Done completely with soft synths under Sonar 2.2 Synths as follow: Junglist, Pentagon I, Scorpion, Triangle II, and LiveSynth. | |||
730k |
*NEW*"Melancholy Dance" by Eric von Bayer: Finally! Something I wrote myself and sounds good! I've had some comments that it sounds almost Slovakian in origins. It was done using E-mu Virtuoso 2000 for the harp sound... This is simply a theme on which eventually I hope to expand, but I thought I'd make it available in the meantime. |
This is the original GM bank which I tweaked up a bit. It's a little more expressive and contains a fair number of instruments that now respond to aftertouch. It is both useful for GM work and fairly pleasing to play solo on. Most of the MIDI files here are done using Performance Mode and A04 (non PF seqs) or A05 (PF seqs). These two modes allow the performance to respond to bank changes, not just patch changes.
These files can be loaded to your keyboard using something like MIDI-Ox. The patch will be loaded into the buffer so to keep it you'll have to save it to some location using STORE. They contain tweaks I did to improve the sound and the volume of the patches. I tried to stay near the character of the original but make it have a bit more depth and expressiveness. At some point I'll probably post more.Yamaha S80 Studioware:
- Zip File of all of the files below
- A01 - EB_StrchGndPf
- A02 - EB_StrchRichP
- A03 - EB_StrchTghtP
- A04 - EB_BrghtGrand
- A05 - EB_60's Grand
- A06 - EB_60's Jazz
- A07 - EB_Timeworn
- A08 - EB_ChorusMono
- A09 - EB_Phono
- A10 - EB_GrandDyno
- A11 - EB_RhodyGrand
- A12 - EB_PercPiano
- D01 - EB_AmbiGrnd - This isn't in relation to the original to this slot
This is my first run attempt to create a remote panel for the S80. It has no feedback from the synth so you have to work blind, but it works decently as a remote control.
This System Exclusive (SysEx) sets the S80 into performance mode. Usually you want to send this before any of the other SysEx banks.
This System Exclusive (SysEx) sets up a performance where you can select from any bank on the synth and the effects are patched to be channel 2.
This System Exclusive (SysEx) sets to performance mode, sets up a performance where you can select from any patch in EXT (but can't bank change out of it), and sends a GM system reset. This should be used with EGM or GM banks for proper results. Effects are on Channel 1.
This System Exclusive (SysEx) sets up a performance where you can select from any bank, the effects are on channel 2, and channel 1 is assigned to the PLG150PF board in plugin slot 1.
This tool (for Windows 9X/NT/2000) allows you to manage the banks on your S80. Also allows for local editing of S2A, S2E, and S2V files.