Love the patch you came up with. SY99 is still a really nice synth that was kind of its own animal. They did not hold there value very well thou, which is surprising considering everything that series will do. Excellent explanation on how you set up your patch. I have considered purchasing a used SY99 a few times in the past. I am going to see how hard it is to mimic what you have done here on some of my other synths.
@PhrygianPhrog10 сағат бұрын
That's clever making the wet reverb with the AWM engines!
@DrSynth9 сағат бұрын
Thanks for watching. It's actually the other way around due to the EG restrictions so AFM wet, AWM dry -- watch the "Deep Dive" vid
@PhrygianPhrog5 минут бұрын
@@DrSynth Oh cool, I was hoping there'd be more SY videos too! These detailed explanations/walkthroughs are really helpful, thanks for making them!
@tece279610 сағат бұрын
I know what i'll be doing tomorrow ...
@scottmcauleysounds11 сағат бұрын
This sounds Great , completely dry too. Very impressive 👍 excellent walkthrough too Manny thanks! 🙏
@hdsubstance111 сағат бұрын
Best synth ever
@100haymaker12 сағат бұрын
Very Gary Numan type sound. The best of the SY77. ❤ Have you any patches for sale?
@DrSynth3 сағат бұрын
Not currently; I have put quite few in the Files section of the SY77 TG77 SY99 Facebook group
@0richbikeСағат бұрын
Vox humongous :-)
@JDSoundsets12 сағат бұрын
Yeah I love it Manny takes me back! Sounds great from the Master
@MGMark683013 сағат бұрын
Is this principle approach possible in Tracktion F.’em
@DrSynth12 сағат бұрын
Yes it is !
@pietermeij967219 сағат бұрын
Very good programming, as always by you! Would you say that you can achieve the same results with the FM side of the new Montage M...or is this really exclusive to the SY99? Thanks!
@DrSynth6 сағат бұрын
Well, FM-X only has 1 Feedback loop for the 8 Operators. It does have the "Even" harmonic waveforms so you could to something similar with 4 Parts -- 2 for the R/L 'dry' part, 2 for the R/L 'wet' part. Wouldn't likely have the 'image depth' without the phase offsets though. Give it a try!
@FailedMuso19 сағат бұрын
Brilliant stuff, as always, from the FM master. My SY99 GAS has increased exponentially!
@YourMom-zt5zj11 сағат бұрын
Just get a Montage. Much, much more powerful engine of the exact same type. You may have to program it yourself, but the potential for fatness is EXTREME.
@mu_zines22 сағат бұрын
Having the edit page numbers from memory is an extra flex..! ;)
@nativeVS23 сағат бұрын
That 16kHz(ish) spike that the (slightly too high) feedback of operator 3 induces is really upsetting my hearing, but apart from that amazingly lush sound out of a vintage digital.
@DrSynth20 сағат бұрын
I didn’t notice that on Op3, your ears are younger than mine 😂!
@0richbike23 сағат бұрын
Im on it! Might see how it compares on sy99, dx7 and dexed
@seleniticdawnКүн бұрын
Manny, do you have any articles floating around for the SY series synths? The ones you did for Yamaha on the Reface and ModX synths really made me understand FM and I enjoyed working through the patch examples thoroughly for the Reface. It's frustrating how little written material, or video content is out there beyond the absolute basics. How to create saw, square, and triangle waves etc can be learned in about 2 minutes but that tends to be where most guides end (maybe there's a bonus EP patch thrown in), even though there's a whole world of ideas out there that can be exploited , like the amazing stuff you've done with true PWM and FM "resonant filters" If you were to write a book compiling all of your programming methods for these awesome machines I'd be first in line to buy it.
@tihinter23 сағат бұрын
I‘d buy that book, too, 4 sure! Even better would be a really in depth multi-part lecture, sort of like Aaron Lanterman’s been doin for years… I love every glimpse on his huge inside knowledge, Many shares with the world. Can’t wait to learn more from him. The new patches for my Nonlinear C15 are just wonderful. Still desperately looking for those innovative TX802 performances he did back in the days at SSU.
@tihinter22 сағат бұрын
I’d love to see how much closer you could come to emulating LA synthesis patches like Staccato Heaven or Fantasia by the SY99 engine. You already nailed it in the past with your DX7II patches, but how much more detail could be achieved with the much more complex possibilities of the SY? (Of course still speaking of an AFM-only challenge, not introducing samples). I’d also be very keen on learning more about stacking sound components by combining FM patches, which could be done on the SY99 easily. You showed us some hugely impressive insights on your piano sound on that Montage, but how bout those techniques on the SY, and for more creative “proprietary synth” sound design? I have a very strong feeling that there is so much more to conquer on the FM side of things. Love my TX816 with D-tronics hardware programmer for this, btw…
@DrSynth12 сағат бұрын
@@tihinter Glad you're liking the C15 sounds. I'm really proud of them.
@tihinter12 сағат бұрын
@@DrSynthwell deserved pride. I got your sounds in my DX7 Centennial, my TX816, my TX802 and of course my SY99. It’s just consequent to have your creative input also inside my newest keyboard! You are the Doc, Doc!
@cornishwavesmusicКүн бұрын
Very interesting matey
@garyleaver7747Күн бұрын
The SY99 is such an interesting Synth the more I learn about it!
@silverlight2004dbКүн бұрын
this is awesome! so glad this video came in my feed today...can't wait to do this on my TG77. Thanks Manny for sharing
@wirebaby_official6 күн бұрын
Amazing jam. Great use of modular.
@JonathanRCross6 күн бұрын
awesome!!
@lookapi6 күн бұрын
🎶🎶🎶
@0richbike7 күн бұрын
Blinder... That made up for loosing the euros. Cheers mate!
@psykheart10 күн бұрын
Fantastic! Nailed the challenge and took it to the next level.
@wirebaby_official11 күн бұрын
Awesome sounds.
@kgbstudio11 күн бұрын
wow, same for the second fast piece.. nice nice nice
@kgbstudio11 күн бұрын
amazing , really liking this.. it kinda has amiga games vibe
@earthfriend12 күн бұрын
Fantastic jam and also with the „wrong“ patches everything sounds well crafted and thoughtfully arranged. 😊
@JonathanRCross13 күн бұрын
this was awesomely good!
@Grace_Griffin13 күн бұрын
inspired, sassy and just a little bit GENIUS x
@cresshead13 күн бұрын
... 'banned' well done!
@DrSynth13 күн бұрын
🤣
@danielforro-forrotronics392113 күн бұрын
There's nothing wrong with this music or patches. It sounds totally normal to me, I don't hear any difference between "right" and "wrong" sounds. Everything is possible in proper (or even improper) context. There's nothing like "wrong/right" patches or "wrong/right" music. :-) We can always ask "why this" or "why not this". There's no single truth in the art. Even cacophony is very relative term, not necessarily it means "catastrophe".
@AnVolcano118 күн бұрын
Love this patch! Fills a major missing gap in the factory presets. Thanks for making this tutorial, a lot of the "tricks" of FM synthesis are a lot less obvious than what I've learned in the subtractive world...
@DrSynth18 күн бұрын
Glad you found it useful! Many things work quite very differently between analog subtractive and FM synthesis, and I think that's why many struggle with FM.
@SynthAddict19 күн бұрын
very nice Manny - a cool mix of TD, Kitaro, and much more 🙂
@alexanderheppening19 күн бұрын
That bass sounds so good, nice arp also. Space turtle fun.
@monosnack20 күн бұрын
top-notch jam dude... enjoyed it
@Grace_Griffin20 күн бұрын
lovely spacejam, and the hook at the end was lush!
@wirebaby_official20 күн бұрын
Great jam. Wonderful melodies.
@SebticSmile20 күн бұрын
lovely vibe here man - dig the underwater sounds
@Whistler-00720 күн бұрын
Don't worry, every giant turtle is kept company by four elephants. Their emotional support pets I guess.
@MarctheDarc24 күн бұрын
Great track if a touch house-leaning. The melodic parts remind me of 90's videogame music, like that by CoLD SToRAGE. KZread claims I'm not subbed, dunno if it deleted it or what, but that mistake is hereby rectified 😉
@monosnack24 күн бұрын
...one of my favourite jams from last Monday.... so I came back to listen again and let you know this got my vote!!!!
@DrSynth24 күн бұрын
wow, thanks !
@zhugeliang100025 күн бұрын
Tight shyt! Great frequency clarity!
@DrSynth25 күн бұрын
thanks so much!
@wirebaby_official25 күн бұрын
Great melodies - absolutely wonderful.
@simongreatbatch26 күн бұрын
Love this
@DrSynth25 күн бұрын
thank you, very kind Sir Groovemeister! 😁
@uuuibeubeo26 күн бұрын
yellow magic orchestra WATCH OUT
@0richbike27 күн бұрын
Ve are das robots;-)
@DrSynth27 күн бұрын
definitely trying to channel mid 70's uptempo Kraftwerk for sure (with a little YMO)!
@cornishwavesmusic27 күн бұрын
Very much enjoyed
@wirebaby_officialАй бұрын
Very slick jam.
@danielforro-forrotronics3921Ай бұрын
Nice! I like bass and strings. And still there are some who think SY99 is old and unusable. Everything depends on the patch programming and the way how they are used in the musical context and in the arrangement.
@SebticSmileАй бұрын
great energy and excitement!
@kgbstudioАй бұрын
excellent jamming, I am loving the electropunk feel of it!
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Love the patch you came up with. SY99 is still a really nice synth that was kind of its own animal. They did not hold there value very well thou, which is surprising considering everything that series will do. Excellent explanation on how you set up your patch. I have considered purchasing a used SY99 a few times in the past. I am going to see how hard it is to mimic what you have done here on some of my other synths.
That's clever making the wet reverb with the AWM engines!
Thanks for watching. It's actually the other way around due to the EG restrictions so AFM wet, AWM dry -- watch the "Deep Dive" vid
@@DrSynth Oh cool, I was hoping there'd be more SY videos too! These detailed explanations/walkthroughs are really helpful, thanks for making them!
I know what i'll be doing tomorrow ...
This sounds Great , completely dry too. Very impressive 👍 excellent walkthrough too Manny thanks! 🙏
Best synth ever
Very Gary Numan type sound. The best of the SY77. ❤ Have you any patches for sale?
Not currently; I have put quite few in the Files section of the SY77 TG77 SY99 Facebook group
Vox humongous :-)
Yeah I love it Manny takes me back! Sounds great from the Master
Is this principle approach possible in Tracktion F.’em
Yes it is !
Very good programming, as always by you! Would you say that you can achieve the same results with the FM side of the new Montage M...or is this really exclusive to the SY99? Thanks!
Well, FM-X only has 1 Feedback loop for the 8 Operators. It does have the "Even" harmonic waveforms so you could to something similar with 4 Parts -- 2 for the R/L 'dry' part, 2 for the R/L 'wet' part. Wouldn't likely have the 'image depth' without the phase offsets though. Give it a try!
Brilliant stuff, as always, from the FM master. My SY99 GAS has increased exponentially!
Just get a Montage. Much, much more powerful engine of the exact same type. You may have to program it yourself, but the potential for fatness is EXTREME.
Having the edit page numbers from memory is an extra flex..! ;)
That 16kHz(ish) spike that the (slightly too high) feedback of operator 3 induces is really upsetting my hearing, but apart from that amazingly lush sound out of a vintage digital.
I didn’t notice that on Op3, your ears are younger than mine 😂!
Im on it! Might see how it compares on sy99, dx7 and dexed
Manny, do you have any articles floating around for the SY series synths? The ones you did for Yamaha on the Reface and ModX synths really made me understand FM and I enjoyed working through the patch examples thoroughly for the Reface. It's frustrating how little written material, or video content is out there beyond the absolute basics. How to create saw, square, and triangle waves etc can be learned in about 2 minutes but that tends to be where most guides end (maybe there's a bonus EP patch thrown in), even though there's a whole world of ideas out there that can be exploited , like the amazing stuff you've done with true PWM and FM "resonant filters" If you were to write a book compiling all of your programming methods for these awesome machines I'd be first in line to buy it.
I‘d buy that book, too, 4 sure! Even better would be a really in depth multi-part lecture, sort of like Aaron Lanterman’s been doin for years… I love every glimpse on his huge inside knowledge, Many shares with the world. Can’t wait to learn more from him. The new patches for my Nonlinear C15 are just wonderful. Still desperately looking for those innovative TX802 performances he did back in the days at SSU.
I’d love to see how much closer you could come to emulating LA synthesis patches like Staccato Heaven or Fantasia by the SY99 engine. You already nailed it in the past with your DX7II patches, but how much more detail could be achieved with the much more complex possibilities of the SY? (Of course still speaking of an AFM-only challenge, not introducing samples). I’d also be very keen on learning more about stacking sound components by combining FM patches, which could be done on the SY99 easily. You showed us some hugely impressive insights on your piano sound on that Montage, but how bout those techniques on the SY, and for more creative “proprietary synth” sound design? I have a very strong feeling that there is so much more to conquer on the FM side of things. Love my TX816 with D-tronics hardware programmer for this, btw…
@@tihinter Glad you're liking the C15 sounds. I'm really proud of them.
@@DrSynthwell deserved pride. I got your sounds in my DX7 Centennial, my TX816, my TX802 and of course my SY99. It’s just consequent to have your creative input also inside my newest keyboard! You are the Doc, Doc!
Very interesting matey
The SY99 is such an interesting Synth the more I learn about it!
this is awesome! so glad this video came in my feed today...can't wait to do this on my TG77. Thanks Manny for sharing
Amazing jam. Great use of modular.
awesome!!
🎶🎶🎶
Blinder... That made up for loosing the euros. Cheers mate!
Fantastic! Nailed the challenge and took it to the next level.
Awesome sounds.
wow, same for the second fast piece.. nice nice nice
amazing , really liking this.. it kinda has amiga games vibe
Fantastic jam and also with the „wrong“ patches everything sounds well crafted and thoughtfully arranged. 😊
this was awesomely good!
inspired, sassy and just a little bit GENIUS x
... 'banned' well done!
🤣
There's nothing wrong with this music or patches. It sounds totally normal to me, I don't hear any difference between "right" and "wrong" sounds. Everything is possible in proper (or even improper) context. There's nothing like "wrong/right" patches or "wrong/right" music. :-) We can always ask "why this" or "why not this". There's no single truth in the art. Even cacophony is very relative term, not necessarily it means "catastrophe".
Love this patch! Fills a major missing gap in the factory presets. Thanks for making this tutorial, a lot of the "tricks" of FM synthesis are a lot less obvious than what I've learned in the subtractive world...
Glad you found it useful! Many things work quite very differently between analog subtractive and FM synthesis, and I think that's why many struggle with FM.
very nice Manny - a cool mix of TD, Kitaro, and much more 🙂
That bass sounds so good, nice arp also. Space turtle fun.
top-notch jam dude... enjoyed it
lovely spacejam, and the hook at the end was lush!
Great jam. Wonderful melodies.
lovely vibe here man - dig the underwater sounds
Don't worry, every giant turtle is kept company by four elephants. Their emotional support pets I guess.
Great track if a touch house-leaning. The melodic parts remind me of 90's videogame music, like that by CoLD SToRAGE. KZread claims I'm not subbed, dunno if it deleted it or what, but that mistake is hereby rectified 😉
...one of my favourite jams from last Monday.... so I came back to listen again and let you know this got my vote!!!!
wow, thanks !
Tight shyt! Great frequency clarity!
thanks so much!
Great melodies - absolutely wonderful.
Love this
thank you, very kind Sir Groovemeister! 😁
yellow magic orchestra WATCH OUT
Ve are das robots;-)
definitely trying to channel mid 70's uptempo Kraftwerk for sure (with a little YMO)!
Very much enjoyed
Very slick jam.
Nice! I like bass and strings. And still there are some who think SY99 is old and unusable. Everything depends on the patch programming and the way how they are used in the musical context and in the arrangement.
great energy and excitement!
excellent jamming, I am loving the electropunk feel of it!