Yamaha DX7 - the best (arguable) digital synth ever! Part III (2nd)

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"The third track on my EP, made almost exclusively with Yamaha DX7 (for the synthesizer part) and a handful of drum machines. As mentioned, this track also features an electric guitar solo, played by Sharad Shakya, which fits perfectly with this unmistakably '80s vibe. Stay tuned."

Yamaha DX7 - the best (arguable) digital synth ever! Part IV

video upload by Sebastian Galassi

"And here's another snippet of the track, created entirely with the Yamaha DX7 and the TX802 FM Tone Generator (a rack-module version of the DX7mkII with full 8-part multi-timbral operation). It also includes the electric guitar solo played by Sharad that enriches the second part of the song."

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Yamaha DX7 - All in one - EP Track 02

video upload by Sebastian Galassi

"Another small snippet from my upcoming EP, made almost entirely with the Yamaha DX7 and a handful of other Yamaha FM synths."

Yamaha DX7 - All in one - EP Track 01
video upload by Sebastian Galassi

"A small snippet from my upcoming EP, made almost entirely with the Yamaha DX7 and a handful of other Yamaha FM synths.

Equipment List:

Synth: Yamaha DX7
Drums: Roland TR 626 (upgraded with HKA Design ROM)
Reverb: Art DR-1
Reverb: Lexicon LXP-15
Delay: Roland DEP-3
Chorus: Digitech Studio 400"

Yamaha DX 7 - in the company of Analog friends.

video upload by Sebastian Galassi

"A test track where the Yamaha DX7 expresses itself again in the solo part (and not only), and this time in the company of illustrious analog friends such as the Roland Jupiter 6, Korg Monopoly and Roland Juno 60."

Yamaha DX7 - the best (arguable) digital synth ever!

video upload by Sebastian Galassi

"Simply a little track made with this iconic 80's synth that despite its age never ceases to amaze!"

Yamaha DX7 + TX802 + TX81Z (combo)

video upload by Sebastian Galassi

"Who says digital synths have no soul? I think that when it comes to those glossy and lush 80s-flavored songs, there is nothing better than them. And if the chosen synths are the Yamaha DX7 and close relatives then we have everything we need. Here is a small example using 3 members of the Yamaha family: DX7, TX 802 and TX81Z and the rhythm part comes from an Akai S900.

DX7 - Polysynth, DX Synth Bell, Swell Pad
TX 802 - Bass+EP Piano (Split) , Lead synth
TX 81Z - Mute Guitar

Drums - Akai S900

Reverb - Lexicon LXP15, TC Electronic M One
Delay - Digitech Studio 400
Chorus - Arion SCH-1 Stereo Chorus"