Understanding the Motif XF memory structure and terminology is key to unlocking the true music-making potential of the Motif XF. Matt Vanacoro from Ask Audio Mag(azine).com takes a look at the Motif XF preset and user memory structure to help you get the most out of your Motif XF.
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Want to know more about getting the most from your Motif XF? Talk to fellow Motif XF users and yamahasynth.com’s own ‘Bad Mister’ here.
The ubiquitous DX7 used six operators for its FM tone generator. The DX9 and FB-01 four operator systems were somewhat simpler, but still able to produce interesting and expressive sounds.
In this month’s issue, author Michael Huisman’s article describes two programming capabilities for the four operator FB-01 that six operator instruments cannot do, and John McEnary explains how the MEP4 MIDI Event Processor can create diatonic harmony and even counterpoint!
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Do you remember the FB-01 or DX9? Tell us about it in the forum.
From 1985 – 1989, Aftertouch Magazine was “The Official Publication of the Yamaha Users Group.” Check yamahasynth.com every Thursday for our latest throwback issue. You can find all the Aftertouch throwback issues here.