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11:31 This is why I use Midis2Jam2.

That very first statement: How on earth did you not think of Skyrim? It's a freakin' meme at this point and has been for some time.

OMG. I didn't know about the switch to basic mode. After I got an SW1000XG, I edited some of my favorite XG songs to fix volume and reverb on some pieces, but it was still never quite right compared to the DB50XG and SW60XG. I have an MU-1000 and will have to try this out!

I have a Yamaha fs1r would I still want / need one of these ?

Fantastic! Missed this last time I played the mod tho, so I make sure for 2.0 this is working for me

Just ordered an MU128! Been a fan of XG from way back with a SW60XG and several DB50XGs, then got two SW1000XGs which I intended to double but found the MU128 twice the polyphony in one unit.

my brother overheard the trumpet at @15:07 and he said that's fire

Nuked-SC55 sound profile when :troll:

righteous video man .. thank you! Liked and subbed. I'm taking delivery of a trinity this weekend, couldn't be more stoked to watch this tonight!

1:32 lie-berry

I just heard this as trivia music on a radio show. I couldn’t believe my ears. 😂

What software do you use for midi sequenzing in the video?

Wondering if this is anime music...

The Orchestral Elements may need a breath controller among others to be more convincing; might be worth a try.

I own the Yamaha 500 and am really craving the MU1000 more after this video for the screen / buttons…….Thanks!

Finally picked up an MU1000! just waiting for it to arrive.......

Rei Harakami made a lot of beautiful music on the SC88, for anybody interested.

1st thing... Awesome album filled with instant PS1 bangers. 2nd thing... Why i have never seen you guys in my recommendations like ever?... YT algo sucks as much as Atari Jaguar exclusives! 3rd thing... thank ya'll guys and gals

Any way you can edit to include what module each track used? It's a big part of the fun listening to these kind of things.

Nice review of some very capable and compact modules from the end of my Timeline of comparable keyboards & synthesizers 1978-1998 (Roland, Korg, Yamaha, AKAI & KAWAI) The VL is very interesting here along with the QY100 ... have you tried to hook them all up? Yamaha had some very neat guitar amps and effects - the DG Stomp that outplayed both Line6 and Behringer at that time :)

Once again I'm listening to this as I cook for my family. Yes. This is my cooking music

NO PORTAMENTO on Trinity, so misspoke at 43:53 ! (Solo-Tri Prophecy synth card and MOSS-Tri Z1 synth card both have portamento, as does regular Triton.)

The touhou 2 MIDIs were made for the SC-88 and not 55

I like that bright lime green hue of the screen, I wonder how they got it, it's not a simple green LED.

This is a really good video.

I own dozens of these 90s general MIDI modules for the mere purpose of comparing old MS-DOS game music :)

10:26 The XV-5050 has newer features because it's a newer synth. The XV-5080 was released in late 2000. The XV-5050 was released at the beginning of 2002. The XV-5050 has all the XV-5080 patches, and the XV-3080 patches, and some Fantom patches that weren't in other synths. 2001 was when romplers stopped being flagship synths. Composers were switching to DAWs, and hardware started targeting amateur producers. Grooveboxes were born. That's when E-Mu started selling Command Stations. The XV-5050 was the new budget-friendly option with a small screen, but they made a decent editor app and added USB (not class-compliant), and gave it some newer patches. Then at the beginning of 2002, the SRX-05 Supreme Dance card was the last new Roland expansion. It was all new sounds from Spectrasonics. After that all the SRX expansions were just repackaged SR-JV80 sounds. Roland was competing with E-Mu in the '90s. The Proteus/1 was released in 1989. Roland didn't catch up until they released the JV-1080 in 1994. The specs on everything by Roland/E-Mu in the late '90s are really amazing. They were both making modules with MUCH better modulation options than modern synths, and the Proteus 2000 and XV-5080 even had a 2nd MIDI input so they could play 32 parts. That's such a ridiculous feature. And E-Mu was using custom FPGAs and Roland was using Hitachi RISC chips. This was before the PlayStation was released in 1995 with a 32-bit RISC CPU. They were both using amazing processors for the day.

I think the free VST AquesTone uses the same or similar vocal synthesis methods

Midi links of demonstration

The slap bass gives it that iconic SC-55 sound

I watched this video and out squeaked a wet fart. This video is awesome!

Thats not SC-88 Drums isit?

Fantastic video, friend! I inherited an SC-55 from a friend and I'm looking forward to jamming with it.

Hey Speedy Love your video's man!! May I ask is there a way to get the power xg songs as midi files?

im really happy about how the jv series gets strong staying power with the integra 7. everyone can play with dem sounds lol

Fucking amazing. Kinda reminds me of FAST Racing League for the Wii.

I've played Shattered Steel but never MechW2... How do both these games compare? Anyone played both?

So what would be recommend version for a 1st timer 1st experience? I don't particular care for wireframe view (I guess) Battlepack then?

0:06 My favorite music

if you ever wanted to hear the microsoft gs wavetable synth but in significantly higher quality then the sc55 might be fun.

Mw2 open class action

Unholy Cabal is perfect theme for this cult. I'm picturing a Blood movie that starts with cultists gathering to do some unholy sacrifices and taking down Caleb and his friends. Amazing ost

Masterpiece work. Both versions are great but I prefer midi

It doesn’t have a mod wheel?

Neat stuff!

Thanks for sharing the MIDI files. I tried playback on a CM-500 without any noticeable difference say for a couple of songs where some filter effects seems to be lacking

Those drums are C R I S P Y

25:18 - The Legend of Silpheed ... one of the first songs I learned to play on piano, only I accidentally did it in C major. This is the first time I've ever seen someone else play it! And on a Roland MT-32 at that! Amazing to me!

These tracks are so catchy! Seriously, the authors did an awesome job with this album. I like this one slightly better than Power! SC-55, though both are excellent. While I always loved the sound of Roland SC-55, I like Yamaha MU-series samples better nowadays. I think they sound brighter and more natural than SoundCanvas synths, which sometimes have exaggerated reverb and chorus effects.