I know this is four years old, but it's still a highly useful guide. I've had a DX for a while but really wanted to get into programming it. This helps enormously.
the reface dx is so underrated...it makes fm synthesis a lot friendlier. A lot of people complain about the lack of the two more operators of the dx7, but the truth is that these operators are quite useless for 95% of the sounds.
It's a unique invention. But often unmentioned is the expression of the keybed, it carried over something from the 80s Yamahas that makes it nothing like standard synthesis boards. Unfortunately they probably wont expand on what they started with this interface design.
I’m thinking about buy the reface DX, I don’t know what else you can do we this mini synt, can you make like a acoustic piano sound? Or just you can do only this weird and specials sounds? And thx for this videos
@@sergioXVII Shhhh! Don't let them know. Bashing on small keys is the hobby of the century for modern synth lovers who don't get it that you can use this in the studio by connecting any keyboard you like, the DX is not that large, and if you want to take it to a gig or go play in the woods, you just unplug the controller. Best of both worlds. The Reface series is not a series of desktop or rack modules (that's Roland's boutique series). And if it were, we'd still have people complaining in the opposite direction: oh if only this would be portable and battery-powered... ;)
I actually love the small keys.. I never learnt to properly play the piano, but just messing around pretty much daily on my refaces. And sometimes when I manage to play some of those slightly more complicated chords I'm thinking "how on earth do people get their fingers like this on regular size keys?!" 🤣
Well crap. I was hoping I could emulate this on my DX9, but this seems very different. For example, the algorithms are strange and I don't believe DX9 does feedback on more tan than one operator.
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DX Reface is the best whim buy I ever made. What an instrument
I'm loving my Reface DX and I really appreciate your videos. Thanks again for your hard work on these.
Thank you for your positive feedback Boringxtreme Xtreme! Glad you find our videos useful. Groove on! :-)
I know this is four years old, but it's still a highly useful guide. I've had a DX for a while but really wanted to get into programming it. This helps enormously.
And 2 years later it still is ♥
the reface dx is so underrated...it makes fm synthesis a lot friendlier.
A lot of people complain about the lack of the two more operators of the dx7, but the truth is that these operators are quite useless for 95% of the sounds.
GreenHoleSun having different wave types and feedback is a massive short cut in making new fm sounds. I'm sold
FM synthesis is complicated enough, anything that simplifies it is good in my book
no
@@Jason75913 you are entitled to have your own opinions (like everybody else) but you should elaborate a little more...
@@GreenHoleSun right lmao how you say no and not even give your reason
Awesome machine awesome video. I’m ordering that tonight😂 portable for small jams outside of the bar jams…priceless!
Omg. Three weeks is a long time till my DX arrive.
So you actually bought them in the end! This is great! Hope you are having a great time with them ;-) Keep making great music!
Claudio, thinking seriously of getting a reface dx. Can you please tell me how to do a sysex dump of the voice programs. Cheers
Such a cool pad, going to give it a try
If you use this 🎹 with USB to the pc,... Can you use software vst to chance the parameter of the interface?
It's a unique invention. But often unmentioned is the expression of the keybed, it carried over something from the 80s Yamahas that makes it nothing like standard synthesis boards. Unfortunately they probably wont expand on what they started with this interface design.
Great ideas thank you.
very informative. thank you. ありがとう！
Great video thanks.
I’m thinking about buy the reface DX, I don’t know what else you can do we this mini synt, can you make like a acoustic piano sound? Or just you can do only this weird and specials sounds? And thx for this videos
You can, but you must have a very good understanding of fm synthesis
@@goodtimesandalpines5442 and more operators
its an fm synth so you can make sounds that an fm synthesizer can make using keyword: fm synthesis :)
Wow! Thanks!
Seems to be a pretty robust little machine!
How to go to init voice
Think I would rather have had knobs than the sliders :/
I feel like the sliders are for accuracy but I see knobs for those who want to feel the music
I wish they'd release a desktop version of this without the mini keys.
You can use a midi controller to control every single parameter, you know
@@sergioXVII Shhhh! Don't let them know. Bashing on small keys is the hobby of the century for modern synth lovers who don't get it that you can use this in the studio by connecting any keyboard you like, the DX is not that large, and if you want to take it to a gig or go play in the woods, you just unplug the controller. Best of both worlds. The Reface series is not a series of desktop or rack modules (that's Roland's boutique series). And if it were, we'd still have people complaining in the opposite direction: oh if only this would be portable and battery-powered... ;)
I actually love the small keys.. I never learnt to properly play the piano, but just messing around pretty much daily on my refaces.
And sometimes when I manage to play some of those slightly more complicated chords I'm thinking "how on earth do people get their fingers like this on regular size keys?!" 🤣
Well crap. I was hoping I could emulate this on my DX9, but this seems very different. For example, the algorithms are strange and I don't believe DX9 does feedback on more tan than one operator.
Idk why, but in my opinion reface cs more easy and sound more warm than reface dx pads type edit