Jean-Michel Jarre - Magnetic fields 2 / Yamaha PSS 780

One Standard MIDI File, one Yamaha PSS 780, and some VST effect...
All internal sounds are from Yamaha PSS 780.
Edited MIDI-file: keriferenc.hu/?download=Magnet...
Audio interface: Edirol UA-20
DAW software: Tracktion 6
#yamahapss780

[@minisynthmaniac]

I'm a simple man. I see a Jean Michel Jarre cover, I subscribe.

[@kerifnc]

Thanks! I am also a simple man. And I like simple music.

[@eldontyrellcorp]

My very first synth, cheap fm sounds, I have fond memories of this synth.
I still have tapes with songs composed on this synth.

[@kerifnc]

I also think this toy instrument is fantastic. 12 tones at the same time, drums and MIDI can do wonders.

[@maj373]

Nostalgia - I had one like this when I was 16 :(

[@bestrickie2]

FANTASTIC FANTASTIC MY FRIEND.

[@kerifnc]

Thanks!

[@MIK_F40]

Nice 1970's Hammer Horror sound track. That lead voice has the sound of evil about it, as if the cult are about to make a sacrifice. Good version any way. 😊👍

[@kerifnc]

Thanks!

[@romulinprince]

What was the difference between the 680 and the 780? They look identical.

[@kerifnc]

The 780 has a different instrument assignment. And some rhythms are different. Otherwise, it is identical from a MIDI point of view.

[@romulinprince]

@@kerifnc ,thx!

[@arkadiuszcichocki7561]

Like a NES game soundtrack

[@Mr.1.i]

Couple of mistakes but it's there

[@stevewebb7126]

I had one a very long time ago .Fun but sounds like a toy by today's standard's.

[@kerifnc]

Indeed. It wasn't 1989 now, the 2-operator FM sound creation isn't real either, but you can really boost the sound with effects. A little EQ, compressor and reverb would have been sold here as well. But try it out, the instrument is definitely suitable.