Tuesday, November 09, 2021
Yamaha SY-22/SY-35 "Compass" Soundset 64 Dynamic Vector Presets
video upload by LFOstore
"We are big lovers of vintage Yamaha SY Series & we collect its every model!
Following our SY-55 & SY-77 soundsets we are here with SY-22/SY-35 Sound Pack called "Compass"
Buy: https://lfo.sellfy.store/p/yamaha-sy-...
Using unique Dynamic Vector function of both 22&35 models you can create unusual & morphing timbres like:
*Unique Vector Morphing & Moving Sounds
*Texture Drones & Spheres
*Modulated & FM-kind Timbres
*Atmospheric Pads & Strings
Made by LFO.store member, Alexander Kav aka. Nucleus from Saint Petersburg.
You will find all needed instructions for easy loading soundset.
Enjoy & may music be with you!"
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I'm interested, but unclear on what this product is. Is this a hardware device that connects to the synth, like a tone bank? Is it a memory card loaded with presets? Or is it a software plugin to be used within a DAW? For the price, it seems likely to be the latter, but the video doesn't explain or show how it's used. Thanks in advance.
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