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Yamaha W5, W7 ?


Post Posted Tue Sep 05, 2006 2:10 am
jeremy


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Hi all!

I've been looking for audio samples from the Yamahas W5 and W7... It seems impossible to find that on the net.

Maybe someone here has one of those synths? :?

I'd like to get an older Yamaha workstation, and the W5/W7 (1994) are cheaper than SY99/SY77 and EX5/EX7. I see some W7s for the same price as some TG77s. But I don't know how it sounds, I've just read that the sounds were great.
Post Posted Tue Sep 05, 2006 2:45 am
jeremy


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Just found that terrible track which is a song from the Dysney's haunted mansion attraction, played on a W7

http://www.disneyfans.com/audio/GrimJammingGhosts.mp3

:?
Post Posted Tue Sep 05, 2006 6:25 pm
Jarp2600


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It's not very bad. It's a funny melody. But only that!
I also couldn't find anything.
Post Posted Sun Sep 24, 2006 1:36 pm
Kev


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Jeremy.

I have a W7. What sounds were you looking for?

Kev.
Post Posted Sun Sep 24, 2006 1:45 pm
jeremy


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Mainly synth sounds, choirs, bells, drums.
Post Posted Sun Sep 24, 2006 2:14 pm
BnM


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Identical except for number of keys
W5 = 76 W7 = 61.

I bought one a number of years ago & sold it pretty quickly.

If I may suggest something that has what you are looking for:
synth sounds, choirs, bells, drums, and much more
and absolutely brilliant.

Sonik Synth2

8GB of sampled sounds: with warmth, phatness, coldness, you name it.

Acoustic & analogue & digital & hybrid samples.
Ability to create you own sounds & edit existing ones. Decent Fx.
Fast & Very easy to use.

You could easily do a number of different styles of album with this;
Classical , Jazz, World, Acoustic, Semi Acoustic, EM, Rock, Pop, HipHop.

It has got Excellent reviews.

At EURO 192, it is a ridiculous bargain imo.
Post Posted Sun Sep 24, 2006 3:41 pm
jeremy


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Location: Tournai, Belgium

Thanks for the recommandation but I already have some synths and prefer to work with hardware for the moment ;)

My intention is to add a 16-part multitimbral synth to have more polyphony, more midi tracks and more sounds to chose from.

The 16-part synths I have now are Roland XP80 and Korg 01/WFD.







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