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| 01. ME-Spaces 02. ST-Symph. 03. ME-Sweeper 04. SC-Crybaby 05. PL-Saratog 06. SP-Harmony 07. SP-MiksSwp 08. EP-Ariel 09. ST-EjStrgs 10. ST-Spacey 11. ST-Slingit 12. SP-Fazepad 13. ME-Filmic 14. PL-FolkGtr 15. SC-Arabesq 16. CT-Softie |
17. EP-DX1000 18. EP-Fender 19. EP-Rhodist 20. EP-Whirl 21. CT-Heaven 22. BR-Trumpey 23. KY-Modclav 24. PL-90125 25. PL-Tommy 26. PL-Lakwod 27. PL-Espania 28. BA-No Fret 29. BA-DeeEcks 30. BA-Docbass 31. BA-Attack 32. BA-"Q" |
33. SP-Matrix 34. BR-Prophet 35. SP-Filter 36. SL-Mini 37. KS-52ndSt. 38. WN-Nette 39. WN-Saxey 40. ME-Polidor 41. CH-AutoSeq 42. KY-Surreal 43. BA-Futts 44. KY-Acido 45. ME-St.Mick 46. SP-Fair 47. SE-Benda 48. PL-Guitar3 |
49. ME-Quest 50. ME-Univers 51. ST-Quartet 52. ST-Rise 53. BR-Bogg 54. PC-Nimba 55. EP-Epiny 56. AP-Sala 57. KS-Jazz 58. ME-Tribal 59. BR-ZapBras 60. CH-Cicada 61. SP-Profecy 62. ST-WideStg 63. SE-Goto>1 64. DR-HiTune |
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| 01. ME-Frights 02. SP-Violint 03. SE-Noises 04. SC-Reveal 05. ME-Splattr 06. SC-5 Alive 07. SP-SinfBrs 08. BA-SoFirmo 09. KY-Zippy 10. SE-MadProf 11. SC-Sleepy 12. PL-Hummuck 13. PC-Bigbad 14. ME-Beatnik 15. ME-Sloloop 16. SP-DigiRub |
17. WN-Flannel 18. SP-Sponq 19. BA-DigBass 20. ST-JX Strg 21. ME-Puzzle 22. PL-Plucker 23. ST-Maniac 24. BA-Cracker 25. BA-Slikliq 26. SL-Monofil 27. PL-Gutted 28. PC-Stahl 29. SC-Pulsar 30. SC-HyaSnth 31. SP-Perky 32. ST-Pinkies |
33. SP-SoftBit 34. BR-ZubZub1 35. SP-BuzBell 36. SC-Luchre 37. SC-Mucho 38. BA-Shaker 39. SP-AuntAni 40. BA-Wahblah 41. BR-Chroma 42. ME-Schaud. 43. SL-SoloSin 44. CT-EpOoph 45. ST-FastStr 46. BA-Porkie 47. AP-Bellyup 48. SC-Mambo |
49. BR-Stereo 50. ST-Sharpie 51. ST-Slipper 52. ME-KlunkVo 53. BR-BrasRub 54. ME-Faeries 55. CH- Histrg 56. CH-Odour 57. ST-Heiz 58. SC-Decay 59. SP-Histore 60. SE-Intro 61. ME-Schrott 62. BR-Touchy 63. SP-Molo 64. SE-Toccata |
SPECIAL NOTES (as published on the floppy disk booklet): this disk contains TWO files. The first file is a set of 64 voices originally designed for the SY77 as a "Best of" selection from sources all around Europe. The second file is a more recent un-released selection of mixed sounds. All the voices in both files have been carefully checked and edited for useful SY controller mapping, quality, and creativity. The programs have been named using Yamaha's recent convention, which helps to define the basic nature of the sound with a two letter prefix. The range of sounds included are all very current and modern with lots of interesting pads and effects. Both files will cater for popular uses of the SY77 and extensively explore new ground.
The resources for this set of voices come from musicians and Yamaha consultants ycross Europe - the set was compiled and edited at the Yamaha R&D Centre, London by Gerd Fuehrs, Dave Bristow and Ken Campbell.
The prefix in the voice name indicates the type of voice and is explained in the table
below (Note that "LYvol" marked in the controller column of the
performance notes means the volume of a layered sound - this could be a
pad or looped effect or bells, etc...)
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