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Here is a repertory including actual and discontinued commercial soundbanks that I collected since 20 years from ROM cartridges or floppy disks.
For each of them you'll find comments about company or sounddesigner and a detailed patchlist. Several of them also include image(s) from the original support.
This collection is not complete, if you have material that is not listed here, I would be largely interested in.

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This page is organized in two sections:
1°/ ROM cartridges & floppy disks collection
2°/ Missing soundbanks (I mean the material that I'm still searching for...)

ROM CARTRIDGES & FLOPPY DISKS COLLECTION

Companies/distributers (alphabetical order):
NOTE: cells with peach background color indicate societies which are still selling SY77 soundbanks via the web (most of them as sysex files)
AnaloguesqueBarb&Co
Black Hole CD-Soft
Digital Music Soft Ware
Easy SoundsElectric Himalaya Eye & I Productions Greytsounds Hit Music Productions
Käng-Kong ProductionsKid Nepro Productions
LFO Store Metra Sound Midera
MIDI Sound Midisoft Moebus Sounds+Software MSP Musitronics
Newtronic Northern Exposure Off The Matrix PA-Decoder
Patchman Music
PCR-Musik
Pro-Rec PROXENOS RM Studio Sound Art
Sound Source UnlimitedSoundEngine SoundSations! Technosis Unknown
Valhala Voice Crystal Wise Sound X-Club X-Lab Studio
XTrem Sound Yamaha YCA


Sounddesigners/programmers (alphabetical order):
NOTE: cells with peach background color indicate sounddesigners who are still selling SY77 soundbanks via the web (most of them as sysex files)
Boddicker, MichaelDiemer, ClaudiusEscueta, T.Fernandez, MannyFizz, Ed
Frye, BobGorges, Peter Grandl, Peter Groves, Lee Hackl, Tom
Harrington, JeffHolzamer, Joerg Janetzky, Peter Klimenko, Nick Maccarini, Massimo
Malacrida, ChiccioMacrì, Roberto
Moebus, Theo Mirabella, Raffaele Olson, Andrew
Peake, MikePeer, Scott Penny, Vincent Polich, Dave Szaban, Rafael
Valenti, AntoninoVarelmann, Rüdiger Walther, Rene Warmers, Volker Weichselbaum, Markus
Wessling, Hartmut Wilson, Ian Wise Jr, Daryl



Downloadable soundbanks are available in standard Sysex (*.syx), SMF (*.mid) and Midi Quest© (*.sqc) file formats
KEEP IN MIND THAT SENDING THESE SOUNDBANKS TO YOUR SYNTH WILL ERASE ALL DATAS STORED IN YOUR SY77/TG77 INTERNAL MEMORY
Click here if you need some help or indications on how to transfer these soundbanks to your SY77


Several of the Yamaha SY77 voice names contain a prefix which are explained here


YAMAHA
The japanese company produced and distributed four different series for its own synth:
a)  VC770*
ROM cards Series with 64 new patches each
b)
S77** Series which were double ROM cards sets: one with an original new soundbank, the other one with new waveforms
c) EMS 77 (European Music Software) D00* voice disks Series (SY77 formatted 3.5" floppy disks)
d) Two 3.5" floppy disks ("Synthesizer Emulations",  "Michael Boddicker") from the Yamaha Corporation of America
e) A floppy disk labelized VD77 "Special Selection from TG77" and another one labelized VD-7701 YE "Super Synth" (programmed by Claudius Diemer)

f) A 3.5" floppy disk with six soundbanks labelized "European Collection" from Yamaha R&D London (also distributed by Easy Sounds)
g) Two 3.5" floppy disks+book with soundbanks and 24 sequencer files ("Sound Collage American Style" and "Sound Collage British Style") from Yamaha R&D Tokyo - Many thanks to the internaute who kindly contributed to it
h) Three 3.5" floppy disks with soundbanks and sequencer files labelized Artist Series Demosoft and created by Yamaha artists using their SY77 - Many thanks to the internaute who kindly contributed to it
g) Diverse demonstration disks (many thanks to the internautes who kindly contributed to it)
 ROM1 soundbank (SY77)Patchlist
 ROM2 soundbank (SY77)Patchlist
 ROM1 soundbank (TG77)Patchlist
 ROM2 soundbank (TG77)Patchlist
 VC7701 Shofuku "ACT-1" PatchlistImage
 VC7702 Shofuku "ACT-2" PatchlistImage
 VC7703 R&D Tokyo Selection Vol.1 "Studio Player"PatchlistImage
 VC7704 R&D Tokyo Selection Vol.2 "90's Pop Source"PatchlistImage
 VC7705 JSPA Selection Vol.1 "Four Seasons"PatchlistImage
 VC7706 JSPA Selection Vol.2 "Brand New Sound"PatchlistImage
 VC7707 R&D Tokyo Selection Vol.3 "Synth Ethnic"PatchlistImage
 VC7708 R&D Tokyo Selection Vol.4 "Super Pad"PatchlistImage
 S7701 "Sax 1" double ROM cards setPatchlistImage
 S7702 "Drums 1" double ROM cards setPatchlistImage
 S7704 "Brass Section" double ROM cards setPatchlistImage
 S7705 "String Section" double ROM cards setPatchlistImage
 S7731 "Syn Wave 1" double ROM cards setPatchlistImage
 S7732 "Syn Wave 2" double ROM cards setPatchlistImage
 S7751 "Rock & Pop" double ROM cards setPatchlistImage
 S7752 "House & Latin" double ROM cards setPatchlistImage
 EMS 77 D001 "Best Of DX" floppy diskPatchlistImage
 EMS 77 D002 "MIDI Recording 77" floppy diskPatchlistImage
 EMS 77 D003 "European Chart" floppy disk (2 soundbanks - 128 voices)PatchlistImage
 EMS 77 D004 "Classical" floppy diskPatchlistImage
 EMS 77 D005 "One Man Band" floppy diskPatchlistImage
 Yamaha Corporation of America "Synthesizer Emulations" floppy disk (2 soundbanks - 128 Voices)PatchlistImage
  Yamaha Corporation of America "Michael Boddicker" floppy disk PatchlistImage
 Voice disk VD77 "Special Selection from TG77" floppy disk PatchlistImage
  VD-7701 YE "Super Synth" floppy disk (programmed by Claudius Diemer) PatchlistImage
  R&D London "European Collection" floppy disk (6 soundbanks - 384 Voices - also distributed by Easy Sounds)
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 R&D Tokyo DB-01 "Sound Collage American Style" floppy disk+book (2 soundbanks - 24 sequencer files) - Many thanks to the internaute who kindly contributed to it
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 R&D Tokyo DB-02 "Sound Collage British Style" floppy disk+book (4 soundbanks - 24 sequencer files) - Many thanks to the internaute who kindly contributed to it PatchlistImage
 SY77 Artist Series Demosoft "Mike Garson" floppy disk (1 soundbank - 1 sequencer file) - Many thanks to the internaute who kindly contributed to it
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 SY77 Artist Series Demosoft "Chick Corea" floppy disk (2 soundbanks - 2 sequencer files) - Many thanks to the internaute who kindly contributed to itPatchlistImage
 SY77 Artist Series Demosoft "David Bryan" floppy disk (1 soundbank - 1 sequencer file) - Many thanks to the internaute who kindly contributed to it PatchlistImage
 "Italian Collection" (1 soundbank - 5 sequencer files) - Many thanks to the internaute who kindly contributed to it PatchlistImage
 Demonstration Disk  (green disk - 2 soundbanks - 5 sequencer files) PatchlistImage
 Demonstation Disk (America version 2 - black disk - 3 soundbanks - 3 sequencer files) PatchlistImage
 Demonstation Disk (pink disk - 2 soundbanks - 6 sequencer files) PatchlistImage


SOUND SOURCE UNLIMITED
SSU is an american society (Westlake Village, California) which developed complete sounds/samples libraries for a large collection of diverse synthesizers/samplers models.
It gathers a large team of programmers and sounddesigners (see their respective profiles here).
Their products were distributed by Greytsounds™ (Northridge, California - owner: Bob Grey) via their website since the mid 90's. Sound Source Unlimited (SSU) was then renamed "Sound Source Interactive" (SSI).
Now it has moved to the "Great Sounds" website (Simi Valley, California - owner: Bob Grey) and soundbanks are only available as sysex files (no more ROM/RAM cards). They also sell their products via their eBay store.
There were a total of 17 ROM cards for the SY77 model.
 SY701 "Alchemy Collection"PatchlistImage
 SY702 "Platinum Collection"PatchlistImage
 SY703 "Manhattan Collection"PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY704 "California Collection"PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY705 "Rock&Roll Classics" (also known as the Northern Exposure "Rockabilly 1" soundbank)PatchlistImage
 SY706 "Atmospheric Textures"PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY707 "Pop Music Collection"PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY708 "Film Textures" (also known as the SoundEngine SEP-022 "Film Textures" soundbank - programmed by M. Peake)PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY709 "Urban Dance/Pop" (also known as the Northern Exposure "Dancing 1" soundbank)PatchlistImage
 SY710 "Wavestation Impressions" (SoundEngine SEP-023 "Wavestation Impressions" soundbank - programmed by M. Peake)PatchlistImage Order It
 SY711 "Progressive Analog Textures"PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY712 "Dual Element Drums & Percussion"PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY713 "Dream Time Collection" (programmed by Tom Hackl)PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY714 "Killer B3's" (also known as the Northern Exposure "Dancing 2" soundbank)PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY715 "Radical Soundtrack"PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY716 "Industrial Cybertech" (programmed by Vincent Penny)PatchlistImageOrder It
 SY717 "Symphonic Collection"PatchlistImageOrder It


PRO-REC
Pro-Rec is an american society (San Diego, California) which is selling a large collection of soundbanks for several synths.
They produced four ROM cards or 3.5" floppy disks for the SY77.
 SY77-1 "Wonder Dance"Patchlist
 SY77-2 "Power Synth"Patchlist
 SY77-3 "Ultrasound"Patchlist
 SY77-4 "77 Heaven"Patchlist


VALHALA
Valhala is a well-known american company (Ferndale, Michigan) which unfortunately went bankrupt on the early 90's.
They edited two different Yamaha SY77 ROM cards Series: "Studio Series" and "International Gold Series" (developed by Hit Music Productions - England, Farnham).
International Gold Series "B-772" soundbank is still missing to my collection (but I'm not really sure if this last one really exists...)

Any informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated!

 Studio Series "Orchestral" PatchlistImage
 Studio Series "Rock" PatchlistImage
 Studio Series "Top 40" PatchlistImage
 Studio Series "New Age" PatchlistImage
 International Gold Series "B-771" (programmed by Lee Groves)PatchlistImage

SOUNDENGINE

SoundEngine is an american society (Seattle, Washington - owner: Scott Peer) which is apparently selling now - among others - products developed in the past by Technosis company.
They are proposing four SY77 soundbanks: two from SSU collection ("Film Textures" and "Wavestation Impressions" - programmed by Mike Peake) and two original ones ("Shades of DX" and "Dumb Luck" - programmed by Scott Peer).
 SEP-022 "Film Textures" (also known as the SSU SY708 "Film Textures" soundbank - programmed by M. Peake)Patchlist
 SEP-023 "Wavestation Impressions" (also known as the SSU SY710 "Wavestation Impressions" soundbank - programmed by M. Peake)Patchlist
 SEP-037 "Shades of DX" (programmed by Scott Peer)Patchlist
 SEP-038 "Dumb Luck"  (programmed by Scott Peer)Patchlist

ANALOGUESQUE
Analoguesque is an american company (Charlotte, North Carolina - owner: Ian Wilson) which distributed a three SY77 soundbanks set (programmed by Ian).
Now, their products are available for free with courtesy of Ian (many thanks to the internaute who mentioned it to me).

 "Analog Dreams"PatchlistDownload
 "Digital Vortex"PatchlistDownload
 "Plastikation"PatchlistDownload


KID NEPRO  PRODUCTIONS
Kid Nepro Productions is an american company (Brooklyn, New York - owner: Steve Proto) which is developing products since 1984.
They produced one SY77 soundbank  called "Mixed Bag".
 "Mixed Bag"PatchlistOrder It


PATCHMAN MUSIC
Patchman Music is an american company (Brecksville, Ohio - owner: Matt Traum) which produced thirteen SY77 soundbanks.
Volumes two and thirteen are integrally programmed for a breath or wind controller use.

 "Volume 1"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 2"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 3"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 4"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 5"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 6"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 7"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 8"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 9"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 10"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 11"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 12"PatchlistOrder It
 "Volume 13"PatchlistOrder It


METRA SOUND
Metra Sound was a german recording/mastering studio and record label (Köln, owner: Constantin Ende) which also produced ROM/RAM cards for several 80's synths. They edited four SY77 soundbanks programmed by independant sounddesigners.
Their products are now delivered by Sound Art website (Dahlenburg, Germany - owner: Roger Person).
 Y-017 "Hit Bit's" (programmed by Peter Gorges)PatchlistImageOrder It
 Y-018 "Euro-Top" (programmed by Claudius Diemer)PatchlistImageOrder It
 Y-019 "Atmospheric" (programmed by Chiccio Malacrida)PatchlistImageOrder It
 Y-020 "Traditionals" (programmed by Chiccio Malacrida)Patchlist
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BLACK HOLE
Black Hole is a german society (city? owner?) which produced two SY77 soundbanks "Biosketh PadSeqs" & "Industrial".
Their products are now delivered via the web by Sound Art website.
"Industrial" soundbank seems to be sold out. Any informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated!
 Y-034 "Biosketh PadSeqs" PatchlistOrder It


KÄNG-KONG PRODUCTIONS
Käng-Kong Productions is a german company (Gielsdorf, owner: Thomas Klimisch) which distributed several SY77 soundbanks set:
- a set named "British Soundcollection" (2 soundbanks: "Entertainment" & "Synthetic" - produced by Newtronic)

- a set named "Australian Soundcollection" (2 soundbanks: "Sydney" & "Psycho FX" - Tom Hackl's selection)
- a set named "Techno/Wave Soundcollection" (2 soundbanks - programmed by Rüdiger Varelmann - now available via the Sound Art website)
They also distributed a 3.5" floppy disk originally produced by XTrem Sound and named "Synth, Space & EFX" as the "Voyager" soundbank
(please, correct me if I'm wrong!)
 "British Soundcollection" (2 soundbanks - produced by Newtronic)PatchlistImage

 "Australian Soundcollection"  (2 soundbanks - Tom Hackl's selection)PatchlistImage

 "Techno/Wave Soundcollection" (2 soundbanks - programmed by Rüdiger Varelmann)PatchlistImage


NEWTRONIC
Newtronic is a british company (London). As mentioned on the Käng-Kong products table, one of their soundbanks sets were distributed by KKP as the "British Soundcollection" (two soundbanks set). As far as I know, they proposed three different sets in England:
- the first set (2 soundbanks - perhaps labelized "Mega Sounds") that I arbitrarily named "Synthetic 1" and "Synthetic 2" by deduction (but please, correct me if I'm wrong) includes some patches from the KKP set
- second set was labelized "Stage & Studio Series Vol.1" (by Ed Fizz) with the additional comment "3 Banks for the price of 2". Soundbank named "Bonus 2" is missing (any additional informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated!)
- third Series is labelized "Time Travel Series SY77" and includes 4 new original SY77 soundbanks and a special 15 DX7 converted soundbanks set (named "Electron" - this last one is missing - any additional informations or a sysex version of it would be great!)
Many thanks to Glyn Spaulding who largely contributed to identify files from this Newtronic collection!

 "Mega Sounds - Synthetic 1&2" (2 soundbanks set)
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 "Stage & Studio Series Vol.1" (by Ed Fizz - 3 soundbanks set)
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 Time Travel Series SY77 "Baryon"
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 Time Travel Series SY77 "Neutron" (Space Synths & Effects) Patchlist
 Time Travel Series SY77 "Meson" (Classic Analogues & Fun) Patchlist
 Time Travel Series SY77 "Proton"  (Modern Synths of 1991) Patchlist

EASY SOUNDS
Easy Sounds is a german society (Hamburg - owner: Peter Krischker) that changed owner in 2020 (Hans-Peter Henkel - Braunschweig).
 They distribute via the web a Yamaha SY77 4 soundbanks set ("Popular Synth", "FM-Fantasy", "Power Generator", "Dance Producer").
They also proposed in the past other SY77 sets ("Sound Collection Vol.1-4", "Best of DX7 Vol.1&2", "Bayern-Demo", "Soft Synth") which are no longer available.

Finally, they also distributed a 3.5" Yamaha floppy disk named "European Collection" with a six soundbanks set.

(Many thanks to the internaute who kindly permits to complete this set with soundbanks and images).

 "Popular Synth" (programmed by Peter Krischker) PatchlistImageOrder It
 "FM-Fantasy" (programmed by Claudius Diemer) Patchlist
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 "Power Generator" (programmed by Joerg Holzamer) Patchlist
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 "Dance Producer" (programmed by Joerg Holzamer) Patchlist
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 PDD-SY77-01 "Sound Collection - Vol.1" (produced by PROXENOS - programmed by Peter Grandl) PatchlistImage
 PDD-SY77-02 "Best of DX7 - Vol.1" (2 soundbanks - 128 Voices) Patchlist

 PDD-SY77-03 "Bayern Demo"  PatchlistImage
 PDD-SY77-04 "Sound Collection - Vol.2" (by Markus Weichselbaum) PatchlistImage
 PDD-SY77-05 "Sound Collection - Vol.3"  Patchlist

 PDD-SY77-06 "Sound Collection - Vol.4 (New Age)" /  (programmed by Rene Walther)
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 PDD-SY77-07 "Best of DX7 - Vol.2" (2 soundbanks - 128 Voices) Patchlist

 "Soft Synth" (3 soundbanks - 192 Voices - programmed by Peter Janetzky) PatchlistImage


VOICE CRYSTAL
Voice Crystal™ is an american company (Oakley, California - owners: Mark Wiens & Paul Chasteen) which is selling all Eye&I Productions products. They are proposing two SY77 soundbanks.
 Voice Crystal 1 PatchlistImageOrder It
 Voice Crystal 2PatchlistImageOrder It


SOUNDSATIONS!
SoundSations! is an american company (Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan) which is proposing an eight categorized soundbanks set on floppy disk. They proposed it in the past on eBay, but it seems now that this set is no longer available.
 "Orch 1"PatchlistImage
 "Jazz 1"PatchlistImage
 "Rock 1" (also known as the Northern Exposure "Rockabilly 2" soundbank)PatchlistImage
 "New Age " (also known as the Northern Exposure "Good Vibrations 1" soundbank)PatchlistImage
 "Top 40"Patchlist
 "Orch 2"Patchlist
 "Latin 1" (also known as the Northern Exposure "Good Vibrations 2" soundbank)Patchlist
 "EFX 1"Patchlist


MSP (MEGA SOUND PRODUCTIONS)
MSP (Mega Sound Production) is a german society (Mönchengladbach) managed by Volker Warmers, a sympathic synths lover (many thanks to him for his contribution). They are proposing one SY77 soundbank named "Glorious 77" (programmed by Volker).
 "Glorious 77" (programmed by Volker Warmers)PatchlistImageOrder It


NORTHERN EXPOSURE
Northern Exposure is an american society (city? owner?) who commercialized 3.5" SY77 floppy disks categorized by musical styles.
 "Dancing 1" (also known as the Sound Source Unlimited SY709 "Urban Dance/Pop" soundbank)Patchlist
 "Dancing 2" (also known as the Sound Source Unlimited SY714 "Killer B3's" soundbank)Patchlist
 "Good Vibrations 1" (also known as the SoundSations! "New Age" soundbank)Patchlist
 "Good Vibrations 2" (also known as the SoundSations! "Latin 1" soundbank)Patchlist
 "Rockabilly 1" (also known as the Sound Source Unlimited SY705 "Rock&Roll Classics" soundbank)Patchlist
 "Rockabilly 2" (also known as the SoundSations! "Rock 1" soundbank)Patchlist


DIGITAL MUSIC SOFT WARE
DMSW is a japanese company which seems to be the continuation of ARK society. They distributed at least 3 different sets labelized "Source - Sound Data Vol.*" available on SY77 3.5" floppy disks.
 I got volumes 1 & 3 (many thanks to the internaute who contributed to volume 3) and I'm still searching for volume 2 and for file "DX7 N16" from volume 3. Any informations about it or - best of all - a sysex version of it would be much appreciated!
 "Sound Data Vol.1" PatchlistImage
 "Sound Data Vol.3" (8 banks of 64 patches converted from the DX7)
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XTREM SOUND
XTrem Sound is a german company (Köln - owner: Harmut Wessling) which produced a SY77 soundbank named "Synth, Space & EFX" (programmed by Hartmut).
This soundbank has also been distributed by Käng-Kong Productions as the "Voyager" floppy disk (please, correct me if I'm wrong.)
 "Synth, Space & EFX" (programmed by Hartmut Wessling - also known as the Käng-Kong "Voyager" soundbank)PatchlistImage


ELECTRIC HIMALAYA
Electric Himalaya is an english website (London - owner: Rafael Szaban) which is distributing soundbanks for software synths and, among them, a soundscapes oriented SY77 soundbank (since 2016).
 "Pads & Textures"PatchlistOrder It

JEFF HARRINGTON
Two soundbanks programmed by Jeff Harrington as the "Ideal Order" Set (please, correct me if I'm wrong).
 "Ideal Order 1"  Patchlist
 "Ideal Order 2"  Patchlist


MOEBUS SOUNDS + SOFTWARE
Moebus Sounds + Software is a german company (Boppard - owner: Theo Moebus) which produced a five soundbanks SY77 set named "Syper-Sounds" and programmed by Theo.
 Syper-Sounds "Volume 1"  (programmed by Theo Moebus)Patchlist
 Syper-Sounds "Volume 2"  (programmed by Theo Moebus)Patchlist
 Syper-Sounds "Volume 3"  (programmed by Theo Moebus)Patchlist
 Syper-Sounds "Volume 4"  (programmed by Theo Moebus)Patchlist
 Syper-Sounds "Volume 5"  (programmed by Theo Moebus)Patchlist

PCR-MUSIK
PCR-Musik is a german company (city? owner?) which produced two SY77 soundbanks. They are both related to a certain style of German song, so we may presume that they were created by a band for their own performances. Many thanks to the internaute who contributed to it!
  "Rosenberg" 
Patchlist
  "Zuckerpuppe" 
Patchlist


PA-DECODER
PA-Decoder is a german company (Bielefeld) which distributed a SY77 16 soundbanks set. These patches were actually converted from their DX7 mkI ROM cartridges  with Atari ST Synthworks program. Effects has been added and some names are different. Many thanks to the internaute who contributed to it!
 SY77 16 soundbanks setPatchlist



X-CLUB (X-LAB STUDIO)
X-Club - which seems to have been previously named "X-Lab Studio" - is an italian society which distributed 3.5" floppy disks with several soundbanks on it.
Most of them were DX7 converted sounds (not listed here). But they also included new original SY77 soundbanks.
I added on this table (at the end) three soundbanks which were not distributed by X-Club but seem to have been programmed for X-Lab Studio.
I don't know the exact name of these three last soundbanks, a
ny additional informations about it are welcome!
 "Get Away"  (originally distributed by YCA - USA)Patchlist
 "The Muse"  (originally distributed by YCA - USA)  Patchlist
 "RM-MIX1"  (programmed by Raffaele Mirabella)  Patchlist
 "MM-MIX1"  (programmed by Massimo Maccarini)  Patchlist
 "Bank A"  (not sure about bank's name, perhaps "SonusLab"...  an X-Lab Studio product)  Patchlist
 "Bank B"  (not sure about bank's name... an X-Lab Studio product - programmed by R. Mirabella)  Patchlist
 "Bank C"  (not sure about bank's name, perhaps "SonusLab"...  an X-Lab Studio product)  Patchlist

LFO STORE
LFO Store is a russian website which is proposing soundbanks for hardware and software synths. They produced since 2020 two SY77 soundbanks programmed by Nick Klimenko.
 "Ambient Analog FM Patches"  (programmed by Nick Klimenko)Patchlist
 "Analog Dreams" (programmed by Nick Klimenko)Patchlist

OFF THE MATRIX

Off The Matrix is an american website which is proposing diverse soundbanks for vintage synthesizers. They developed a SY77 soundbank in 2023. Soundbank was originally created on a SY99 model. So the effects are turned off when loaded into a SY77/TG77 model.
 "SY77 Patches" PatchlistOrder It

CD-SOFT

CD-Soft is a german company (Olsbrücken, owner: Frank Holländer) which proposed a 4 soundbanks set available on SY77 3.5'' floppy disks as the CD-Soft Sound Pack. Many thanks to the internaute who kindly mentioned it to me.
 "Orchestra"PatchlistImage
 "Piano El. Legend"PatchlistImage
 "Synt and Pad"PatchlistImage
 "Synt and Keys"PatchlistImage


TECHNOSIS
Technosis is an american company (Studio City, California - owner: Mike Peake) which produced two original SY77 ROM cards programmed by Mike. They are now distributed by SSU (Greytsounds) and SoundEngine.
 "Film Textures" (also known as the SSU SY708 & SoundEngine SEP-022 soundbank - programmed by M. Peake)Patchlist
 "Wavestation Impressions" (also known as the SSU SY710 & SoundEngine SEP-023 soundbank - programmed by M. Peake)Patchlist


WISE SOUND
Wise Sound is an american company (Triadelphia, West Virginia - owner: Daryl Wise Jr) which produced two original SY77 soundbanks in 2023.
 Sound Set "Volume 1" (contains 50 patches)Patchlist Order It
 Sound Set "Volume 2" (contains 45 patches)Patchlist Order It


MIDI SOUND
MIDI Sound is a german company (Gladenbach - owners: J. & L. Klingelhöfer) which distributed a 1'920 SY77 patches library (30 categorized soundbanks) as the "Mastersounds" collection (saved on three separated floppy disks). Many thanks to the internaute who contributed to it.
 "Mastersounds" - Disk #01 (Analog, Digital & FM Synths - FX)
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 "Mastersounds" - Disk #02 (Electric & Acoustic Pianos - Guitars & Basses - Strings - Woodwind)PatchlistImage
 "Mastersounds" - Disk #03 (Brass - Choir - Keys - Organs)PatchlistImage


RM STUDIO

RM Studio is an italian website (owner: Roberto Macrì) which is proposing soundbanks for vintage synths. They produced in 2024 a SY77 soundbank programmed by Roberto named "The AFM Sessions".
 "The AFM Sessions" PatchlistOrder It


MIDISOFT
Midisoft seems to be a german company (Stuttgart - please correct me if I'm wrong) which proposed two 5 soundbanks sets available on SY77 3.5" floppy disks ("Sound Pack" & "FM Variety").
 Sound Pack "DX5 - DX7 Legend"
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 Sound Pack "Synth US"
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 Sound Pack "Pop & Rock"
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 Sound Pack "Sax & Brass"
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 FM Variety "5 x 64 FM Programs" PatchlistImage

MIDERA
Midera is an american website (owner: Michael Raleigh) which is proposing soundbanks for diverse synths. They produced in 2025 a SY77 soundbank named "Titan" (programmed by Michael).
 "Titan" PatchlistOrder It


BARB & CO
Barb & Co is a french society (Drain - owner: Stéphane Garganigo) which is developing products for several synthesizers.
They produced an original SY77 soundbank named "Neptune X9"
(available as sysex file via their website). This is a conversion from their DX7 mkI soundbank "Neptune X7".
 "Neptune X9" PatchlistOrder It


UNKNOWN
Here are several uncertain origin soundbanks which seem to have been commercial products. Any precisions or additional informations about it are welcome!
 "Unknown #1"  - Programmed by Antonino ValentiPatchlist
 "Unknown #2"  - Flip FM Productions (programmed by T. Escueta)Patchlist
 "Unknown #3"  - Apparently distributed by YCA (USA)Patchlist
 "Unknown #4"  - I know nothing about this soundbank...Patchlist
 "Unknown #5"  - I know nothing about this soundbank... perhaps "CD" = Claudius Diemer?Patchlist
 "Unknown #6"  - I know nothing about this soundbank... perhaps "CD" = Claudius Diemer (as for the unknown soundbank #6)?Patchlist


MUSITRONICS
Musitronics is a german society which developed an expansion board card for the SY77 including new internal PCMs. This card is no longer available but you can still download on their website the soundbank joined with in SMF (*.mid) format (you can't use it if you don't own the expansion board card).
 "SY77 PCM EX"  Download




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