TEST OF YAMAHA MODX M8

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TEST OF YAMAHA MODX M8

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12-07-2025, 12:28 AM (This post was last modified: 12-07-2025, 12:31 AM by Chello.)

(12-06-2025, 03:42 PM)mb_pa5x Wrote: In the Motif XF performances there are many performances which acts like a 4 (3 lower, 1 up) part style, with often multiple scenes with different styles.
I'm also going to study the performance structure. What arpeggios or part settings make a part act like an accompaniment part.

It's about converting midi into arpeggios with ConvertType OrgNotes.
See https://forum.psrtutorial.com/index.php/...#msg453655
It seems not to be an easy task to create 'styles' on the MODX Synthesizer. It's not an arranger keyboard.

Many thanks for your tip.
It is probably not easy to create "styles" with the program Sample Robot.

But it should be possible (and much easier) to create them with MODX M, because this has thousands of ready-made arpeggios that should be programmable to OrgNotes; that they are controlled by chords..?

I haven't had time to install the Motif package yet, but I'll study the performance "Open The Door" and see if I can find out more from its structure.

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