Yamaha CS01 Mark II - " Fun and effective"
translatedThe basis of subtractive synthesis with a few limitations: limited 1VCO VCA UTILIZATION Simpler you die. No wacky sound research but its simplicity keeps us all dispersion cotonnant us the basics…
Yamaha TG77 - " Best FM 90's rack"
translatednothing more to say that has not already been said I specify in case: it's a rack! so no keyboard or knob or floppy or sequencer. otherwise it is exactly the same as the SY77 UTILIZATION ne…
Yamaha QS300 - inno 789's review
translatedFor features I 'm not dwell on the subject see in preceding reviews ... google ... UTILIZATION Yes like most synths I imagine must take a minimum time to read ... also for effects etc. SOUNDS …
Yamaha DX9 - " Why so hard?"
translatedI discovered so novice opinion: FM synthesizer, 61 keys, a configurable pitch, modulation wheel, exit south, two headphone outputs, one input and one output for recording data on tape ....! Two inp…
Yamaha AN200 - "The big blue box ptite its"
translatedI will try not to repeat what has been said in previous reviews also ... Format groovebox for me the ideal. Why? It takes up less space than a keyboard is programmable single transportable (pads c…
Yamaha S90 - " Good synth keyboard but problematic"
translatedWhat type of keyboard (synth, piano ...)? Multi Function scene typical mobile piano keyboard UTILIZATION The manual is clear and sufficient? It was in Chinese it would not make differences! …
Yamaha TG500 - " the "BIG SOUND" versatile"
translatedYamaha TG500 was I think the first polyphonic synth 64 votes there are two memory card slot and two add waveform it has aftertouch midi sound implementation is complete and can be assigned many…
Yamaha SK20 - " Good deal"
translatedAnalog synthesizer with an organ part which has drawbars to simulate an organ, no pitch, just a little knob that many use to but is not essential to the machine, a synth part that can be hacked, with…
Yamaha CS1X - " An excellent first synth"
translatedThe CSIX is a synth using AWM2 out in the mid-90s, electronic music oriented. It has roughly 61 keys, some buttons on the front, the standard connectivity, midi, headphones, stereo output, pedals and…
Yamaha SY77 - "In line with expectations, so wonderful"
translatedKeyboard 61 keys with aftertouch, all possible conventional connections. Wheels 2 and modulation. But not balanced audio outputs. Digital frequency synthesis "advanced" modulation (AFM) from the w…
Yamaha CS5 - " Looks Tiny massive sound, too ..."
translatedSmall analog of the late 78, comparable to Korg MS10, Arp Axxe in that it has a VCO. Two and a half octaves of keys full size (no velocity or aftertouch but very expressive) No effect of course, …
Yamaha SY77 - " The Black Queen"
translatedEveryone know. A hybrid FM / AWM, but more importantly, an enlarged DX! SY Manager urged (for twenty euros, a great humanist its author!). If you want a taste of good use of this monster: http…
Yamaha CS01 - " oh what a dub bass!"
translatedMonophonic analog Synthesizer, 2 octave and a half. 12dB/oct low pass, not adjustable resonance (on / off) filter ADSR envelope tiangle wave, sawtooth, pulse width, square (the best!) and noise. …
Yamaha VL70M - " Duo win"
translatedI use this set for almost 2 years. This is my first wind controller and I had never used before physical modeling synthesizer. I do not have a personal point of comparison. Both instruments are …
Yamaha DX11 - minouagrifffe's review
translatedfm dx kind of synth. economic version of the big brother dx 7. less algorithm, least making head ... so anyway! dx they love or hate. very good synth bass sounds and special effects. tablecloths are …
Yamaha TG77 - " I do not regret my choice!"
translatedI do not think it is necessary to repeat the characteristics of the beast once again. UTILIZATION For my part I do not find very complicated to use, I have never yet had a yamaha before. The u…
Yamaha TX81Z - " Ambient?"
translatedI just read a very full review. I just want to attract the attention of a potential lover on a rare feature: fashion "alternate". Basically, you fill out a program (up to 8 notes) with the sounds of …
Yamaha SY99 - " This is the synth studio 90s"
translatedI think everything has already been said! Lack a USB or Firewire port, but in 1991 .... ! For 1991 it is simply the top of what we were doing. UTILIZATION If we're talking pure use of the machi…
Yamaha CS20M - " Exceptional analog instrument!"
translatedIt is a mono synthesizer in the late 70s, 3 octaves, 2 and VCO 1 LFO.Il has the distinction of having eight memory controlled by big square buttons easily accessible, nothing to do with the small swi…
Yamaha EX5 - " Very good synthesizer"
translated76 weighted, very nice to play keyboard keys, I have a ts12 and AN1x and ex5 and much higher. Many assignable time, which also helps for the edit control. The synth itself and beautiful, it is ve…
Yamaha S80 - " Yamaha S80 Robust and efficient!"
translatedThe very very good. Excellent synthesizer, robust, versatile and with a keyboard with 88 keys heavy touch that will delight pianists. Many controllers make it very useful on stage (leslie effect, ope…
Yamaha AN1X - Spacionot (ex Cola Verde)'s review
translatedCharacteristics are known, but I would emphasize the ability of the machine to produce various types of oscillators. As we know that the sound signature of analog comes from both its oscillators that…
Yamaha SY55 - " A nice oldie"
translatedEarly synthesizer range Rahum to 1300 euros, oh could ... naise, when I see what we can offer today ... with the money at the time below, there was not really synthesizer, rather stuff like pss and o…
Yamaha EX5 - Laurent0300's review
translatedI bought it new, all options at its output ..... and frankly, I do not regret it at all because it is an excellent workstation. I do not know enough about the series "Reason" to really compare, but…
Yamaha EX5 - " VERY GOOD MACHINE"
translatedSEE SITES APPROPRIATE UTILIZATION VERY GOOD MANUAL. I got it in French. a little "thick" as many references on other pages but overall well done; a config simple enough but you still even get t…