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From: fft@philabs.UUCP (Fryderyk Tyra)
Newsgroups: net.music.synth
Subject: DX7 Inquiry
Message-ID: <436@philabs.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 29-Aug-85 14:10:33 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 29 14:10:33 1985
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I am reposting this since I didn't get any responses last time.  I'm
not sure if this ever made it outside of Philabs.
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	I'm a relatively new DX7 owner and I'd like to get any
useful info that I can on my new toy.  I have a few questions
for you netlanders:

1) Are there any books or magazines (or any other literature for
that matter) on the DX7 that you would recomend?

2) Are there any services that you know of that distribute new voices
for the DX7 (such as Key Clique that advertises in Keboard Magazine)?
Also, I'd like to get your reviews of these services since some of
them are quite expensive (Key Clique: 1 Month is $50, 6 Months is $240!!).
The format that these voicings come in is also important to know about
because that might involve some expensive hardware.

3) Are there any programs(hardware) that do both voice archiving and
help you generate new voices ( and maybe has a built in sequencer )?

4) Are there any places to get cheaper RAM cartriges or is there any way
to make them cheaper ( the price I saw them listed for was $75 (choke..gasp!!)).


	I will sumarize and post any replies I get.

			TNX in advance.

				-from the depths of Fritter


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