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Yamaha TX81Z/DX11 Sound Library

TX81Z/DX11 Sound Library

AfterTouch (!) added to many
Velocity Sensitivity throughout
Money-back Guarantee - they really are that good!

All this time you thought your TX81Z didn't have AfterTouch capability. You were told that was what differentiated it from the DX11, which does have it. Wrong! ManyMIDI has found a way to add AfterTouch, even though the TX81Z supposedly doesn't have it! We've added this to some of the very best voices, especially in those categories that can crescendo and diminuendo in real life, such as brass, reeds, woodwinds, strings, human voices, etc.

Also, to quote from the Yamaha manual, the TX81Z was the first Yamaha synthesizer to offer FM synthesis with seven new waveforms in addition to sine waves. The TX81Z has 4 operators; the DX7 has 6. But the DX7 operators can only produce a sine wave, a pure, flute-like sound. To generate any non-sine waveform, the DX7 must combine 2 or more operators. But each of the TX81Z's 4 operators can produce 7 non-sine waveforms! That means that the TX81Z can produce the same sound with 1 operator that the DX7 requires 2 or more! So the TX81Z's 4 operators, when optimally programmed, can produce all the sounds that a DX7's 6 operators can, and even more. Think about it - the DX7 can produce no more than 3 non-sine waveforms at a time (6 operators divided by 2); the TX81Z can produce 4!

And the TX81Z is just as clear as the original DX7 and TX816, since they use the same 12-bit DAC (digital-to-analog converter). The earlier FB-01 sounded grainier, because it used only a 10-bit DAC.

Whether you need the best Rhodes or the best B-3 sound, the best Vibes, the best Strings, the best Brass - whatever the category - this new TX81Z/DX11 library will give you the best sounds - both realistic and "new age" - that you'll ever get for your TX81Z - guaranteed!

ManyMIDI Products has developed the most highly-organized, professional sound library available for the TX81Z and DX11 synthesizers:

TX81Z/DX11 Set

Categories # of Banks # of Voices   Categories # of Banks # of Voices
             
Accordion 1 10   Organ: Pipe 2 39
BagPipes 1 5   Organ: Theatre 2 17
Banjo 1 12   Percussion 4 113
Bass 5 158   Piano: Misc. 4 126
Bells 3 80   Pinao: Rhodes 3 87
Brass: Hard 2 51   Piano: Wurlitzer 2 44
Brass: Medium 3 96   Sax 2 34
Brass: Warm 4 116   Stringed Instruments 2 44
Celesta 1 25   Strings 4 128
Cello 2 63   Synth 6 165
Clavinet 2 53   Synth: Envelope 2 60
Drums 3 91   Synth: Glass 2 44
Special Effects (FX) 3 95   Voice: Female 1 29
Guitar 3 72   Voice: Male 2 34
Harmonica 1 16   Voice: Male & Female 1 3
Harp 1 21   Whistling 1 9
Harpsichord 1 18   WW: Bassoon 1 14
Orchestra 1 7   WW: Clarinet 2 36
Organ: B-3 2 64   WW: Flute 2 63
Organ: Misc. 2 50   WW: Oboe 1 28
        Xylo/Marimba/Vibes 3 68
             
             
Grand Total         90 2288

 

A comment from a customer:

"The TX81Z voices sound great." - P.C., Sherman Oaks, CA


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