Watch the Yamaha DX7 Famous Songs Part 1 video here:ruclips.net/video/rE5DFsxKx9c/видео.html and Part 3: ruclips.net/video/A2rUyMjtTpk/видео.htmlsi=EDXuX0NzvzQTOKE1
It's just mindblowing that this one sound evokes so many emotions. Not just nostalgia, but it has a beauty and elegance that is utterly unique. It's even more incredible to think that this was probably an accident, when the sound designers were trying to emulate a Fender Rhodes, which itself was just trying to be a portable piano with compromises.
i am pretty sure it's modeled after a chorus Fender Rhodes. My fave keyboard sound of the 1980s! i honestly prefer the real thing to this sound, but that's not to say that this sound doesn't bring back a LOT of memories! i did grow up in the 80s after all, when this sound was used all over! lol
As a left handed synth player my music teacher at school gave me the oppurtunity to choose two synths to play. The school i was in, decided to buy them for me because i played in the school band. I chose the DX7 for my left hand and the D50 from Roland for my right. We played Heal The World from Michael Jackson and i've felt like a little God on stage 😄
Nice performance. The Yamaha DX7 was the best selling digital synth, with over 200,000 sold in its lifetime. It can be heard in such 80s songs such as Axel F, Danger Zone, Top Gun Anthem, and many more.
Tony Banks used the DX7 so much over the years, as did Phil Collins with so many of his songs, even just playing the two notes on ‘something happened on the way to heaven’ which can be seen on the Live Berlin footage. Great machine. As a boy our music dept loaned one for a while at school. It was quite something having an electric keyboard that didnt have its own speakers 🤯🤯😆
This entire series is awesome, the DX7 series. Also, you're one of the only people I've ever seen perform the Michael Bolton intro properly! I often hear it interpreted in strange ways, but you nailed it perfectly. Also, this series basically cements that Whitney Houston possibly had the most amount of top 40 DX7 intros (if we don't count David Foster).
I hope you make more videos like this with all the patches of the DX-7. Since I started listening to DX-7 videos it's so much fun hearing and recognizing all the different DX-7 sounds in 80s music and modern synth music as well.
This is just so much more nostalgic than a Rhodes piano. It invokes feelings of calm and serenity when you just hear that electric piano preset, just WOW. I like the Rhodes based on the sound, and the DX7 in terms of feelings invoked.
@@NicolasMelis I saw your other post where this was a download from the Dx 7 ii full tines. Do you know where I can find out how I can program that into the DX 7? Beautiful job 🎉
@@stevea5431 yes you can find many Dx7 sound banks online like here : yamahablackboxes.com/collection/yamaha-dx7-synthesizer/patches/ Connect the dx7 via midi to your mac/pc and you can transfer the sounds to your dx7
I liked your version on the dx better than the original of Against All Odds. That one is piano and the theme-atmosphere works out much better on the Yamaha, in my opinion. . It's a fun thing to listen to your playing and then look up the original 🙂 Love the playing and the sound. Maybe I'll buy myself a tx802 someday .... . Thanks for this, thumbs up.
I started with a DX7 in 1987 that I would rent from a young cousin, for $5 per gig. Then I added a DX7II (stereo!). Three DX7s. Then in 1990 I got the SY-77 which could stack 2 DX7s at once, if needed (8 note polyphony). And I'm still using that on stage. Replaced the key bed twice. Still going.
I’ve been thinking about including this particular sound in my original work again, anyway. I haven’t done that for a number of years. This particular video is making me think it’s probably about time.
Ulla Meinecke - Die Tänzerin. Quite famous in Germany back then. On the recording, a GS-1 was used. A song with basically DX7 only: ruclips.net/video/0fdhNqYEa0U/видео.html
It is possible to install a PLG150-DX (basically DX7 on a card) into a S90 (and some other Yamaha synths from that era) - then you can layer those sounds!
Watch the Yamaha DX7 Famous Songs Part 1 video here:ruclips.net/video/rE5DFsxKx9c/видео.html
and Part 3: ruclips.net/video/A2rUyMjtTpk/видео.htmlsi=EDXuX0NzvzQTOKE1
@@NicolasMelis Love the video!!!! What is the preset you used for Didn't We Almost Have It All?
It's just mindblowing that this one sound evokes so many emotions. Not just nostalgia, but it has a beauty and elegance that is utterly unique. It's even more incredible to think that this was probably an accident, when the sound designers were trying to emulate a Fender Rhodes, which itself was just trying to be a portable piano with compromises.
gotta love the Dx7 el piano 🎹
i am pretty sure it's modeled after a chorus Fender Rhodes. My fave keyboard sound of the 1980s! i honestly prefer the real thing to this sound, but that's not to say that this sound doesn't bring back a LOT of memories! i did grow up in the 80s after all, when this sound was used all over! lol
Dx-7 is still my favorite digital synth.
The sounds it produces takes me to back to the greatest decade the 1980's ❤🎵💋🤩😎🌞
Couldn't agree more!🎹🎵
bought mine in '84.. still use it on stage!
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As a left handed synth player my music teacher at school gave me the oppurtunity to choose two synths to play. The school i was in, decided to buy them for me because i played in the school band.
I chose the DX7 for my left hand and the D50 from Roland for my right.
We played Heal The World from Michael Jackson and i've felt like a little God on stage 😄
Oh yeah 😁
Nice performance. The Yamaha DX7 was the best selling digital synth, with over 200,000 sold in its lifetime. It can be heard in such 80s songs such as Axel F, Danger Zone, Top Gun Anthem, and many more.
Thank you! Do you have song recommendations for future videos?:)
Oh my God! each one more beautiful than the other... these phrases from the 80s are unforgettable and unmatched.
glad you like it 🙏🎹
Tony Banks used the DX7 so much over the years, as did Phil Collins with so many of his songs, even just playing the two notes on ‘something happened on the way to heaven’ which can be seen on the Live Berlin footage. Great machine. As a boy our music dept loaned one for a while at school. It was quite something having an electric keyboard that didnt have its own speakers 🤯🤯😆
Legendary synth 🎹
This entire series is awesome, the DX7 series. Also, you're one of the only people I've ever seen perform the Michael Bolton intro properly! I often hear it interpreted in strange ways, but you nailed it perfectly. Also, this series basically cements that Whitney Houston possibly had the most amount of top 40 DX7 intros (if we don't count David Foster).
Thank you for your kind words! Appreciate it! Also i have some more songs on my list but i have to find the time to make some more videos :)
Nice DX7 in Carly Simon's "Coming Around Again" also
Will check it out!! Thank you 🙏
Great selection, you have nailed my playlist for the afternoon! Lovely accurate, restrained skills, great sound.
Glad you liked it! Thanks 🎹
I hope you make more videos like this with all the patches of the DX-7. Since I started listening to DX-7 videos it's so much fun hearing and recognizing all the different DX-7 sounds in 80s music and modern synth music as well.
Great synth 🎹
This is just so much more nostalgic than a Rhodes piano. It invokes feelings of calm and serenity when you just hear that electric piano preset, just WOW. I like the Rhodes based on the sound, and the DX7 in terms of feelings invoked.
Love both :)
Beautiful!!
Thank you! 😊🙏
Superb!
Thanks a lot!🎹
This sound (Full Tines) is a preset from the DX7II-FD from '86, but if you find the sysex online you can load it in a mark 1 DX7 as well.
True, thats what i did :)
Incredible music! Can't wait to see what else this channel has to offer! 💖🎵
super BRO☺♥
thanks for checking out! glad you like it 🎹🙏
80s Warm electric piano sound perfecly ❤
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Damn accurate man. Wonderful 😍
Thank you 🎹
E. Piano 1 was our signature patch on the show :)
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Great performance 👏 I love what the popular composers of the 80s did with these patches. It's the definition of a classic synth.
thank you! its amazing how many songs have used the Dx7 in the 80s 🎹
@@NicolasMelisawesome playing. Are you using any effects or is it original sound. It’s so good of a sound. The crispness and crackle and sparks ⚡️
@@stevea5431 thank you! i am using a bit of reverb and on some others also a bit of chorus :)
@@NicolasMelis I saw your other post where this was a download from the Dx 7 ii full tines. Do you know where I can find out how I can program that into the DX 7? Beautiful job 🎉
@@stevea5431 yes you can find many Dx7 sound banks online like here : yamahablackboxes.com/collection/yamaha-dx7-synthesizer/patches/
Connect the dx7 via midi to your mac/pc and you can transfer the sounds to your dx7
I liked your version on the dx better than the original of Against All Odds.
That one is piano and the theme-atmosphere works out much better on the Yamaha, in my opinion.
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It's a fun thing to listen to your playing and then look up the original 🙂
Love the playing and the sound.
Maybe I'll buy myself a tx802 someday ....
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Thanks for this, thumbs up.
Glad you like it 🙏🎹
It’s all so elegant! Great playing as always!
Thank you for the support 🎹🙌
Amazing how much influence this relative simple synths have had on music production. Nice performance too.
thanks! its amazing how many songs used the Dx7 in the 80s
Nice playing.
Thanks for listening 🙏🎹
To make this specific sound, do you just need a Yamaha DX-7, or are there other components or programs you would need?
Only the Dx7 with maybe some reverb plugin on your daw for a bit of reverb sometimes :)
I always love the JD digital pianos better than Yamaha’s. But BOTH are classics regardless!😌🎶❤️🎹👍🏾
Both great 🎹
I started with a DX7 in 1987 that I would rent from a young cousin, for $5 per gig. Then I added a DX7II (stereo!). Three DX7s. Then in 1990 I got the SY-77 which could stack 2 DX7s at once, if needed (8 note polyphony). And I'm still using that on stage. Replaced the key bed twice. Still going.
Great synths! build like a tank
I’ve been thinking about including this particular sound in my original work again, anyway. I haven’t done that for a number of years. This particular video is making me think it’s probably about time.
Go for it!🙌🎹
Good job
Thanks 🙏
Perfect , what effects do you use ?, because basically , the sound Epiano 1 is not like that , there are sustain , reverb ,chorus added ?
I ve used a bit of reverb and chorus yes
Toute une époque incroyable
For sure
The song against All odds did use it the DX7 but it was also layered with an acoustic piano
Yes i was not sure about that, it sounds like an acoustic piano or a cp… but i think that they layered a dx7 too :)
Love it 😃👍 Instant 80's 🕺
Thanks Benjamin ! 80s machine 😁🎹
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤maravilhoso. Por mais videos assim.
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this gets me emotional and i didn't even was alive in the 80's haha
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Este sonido de piano eléctrico FM siempre me resultó muy relagante y ameno😊😊
Glad you like it :)
Oh yeah 💯
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I especially love the DX7's role in Patti Labelle's "The Last Unbroken Heart" from the Miami Vice soundtrack.
Will check it out thanks :)
perfeito
Thank you 🙏🎹
so part 2 is from DX7Mk2 Full tines (vs. preset 11?)
Part 2 is mostly Full tines yes
AMO O YAMAHA DX7 MK1 ..ganhei um ..mais esta com defeito..uma pena
Love it too, i think its not difficult to get it fixed
Against all Odds is actually a CP70/80
i think they layered some dx7 with the Cp or the piano they ve used.. not sure though :)
@@NicolasMelis yeah it sounds like it
Celebration yamaha dx7 40th anniversary
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Ulla Meinecke - Die Tänzerin. Quite famous in Germany back then. On the recording, a GS-1 was used. A song with basically DX7 only: ruclips.net/video/0fdhNqYEa0U/видео.html
Will check it out!! Thank you 🙏
DX7 is a great instrument but W/O a little chorus and a litle rev sounds kind of dull right!
もしよかったら、日本の80年代のヒット曲のフレーズも聞いてみたいです。
Can you write some Japanese songs so i can check them out?
@@NicolasMelis
イントロが印象的な歌としてすぐに思い浮かんだのは以下の通りです。
・1986 OMEGA TRIBE「君は1000％」ruclips.net/video/CYweetJWgoA/видео.html
・久保田利伸「流星のサドル」ruclips.net/video/R2eeCwNO1ok/видео.htmlfeature=shared
・TM NETWORK「BEYOND THE TIME (メビウスの宇宙を越えて)」ruclips.net/video/94o5QYqgxo0/видео.htmlfeature=shared
・少年隊「星屑のスパンコール」ruclips.net/video/dYrWe7VNM2Q/видео.htmlfeature=shared
・光GENJI「太陽がいっぱい」ruclips.net/video/P4p8-w4wVt4/видео.htmlfeature=shared
@@TUNE-fm4cq thank you 🙏
Pretty sure a Dyno'd Rhodes was used on Whitney Houston.
Yes i think you are right on that one ..
S90 piano vs dx7 ep
Never played the s90 :)
It is possible to install a PLG150-DX (basically DX7 on a card) into a S90 (and some other Yamaha synths from that era) - then you can layer those sounds!
Super Mario 64 water stages
Yes same sound i think
Fatastico
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I NEVER liked the DX7 electric piano sound. Too brittle, thin and chimey 😝
Either you like or you hate that sound 😁 there is no between 😁
@@NicolasMelis True.
The sound of boring adult contemporary from the 1980s. Make it stop.