Yamaha TX81z Lately Bass

[grantransom]

Hi,
I'm in the process of re-patching some old NM patches to the G2, and tweaking them in the process...

This is a Latelybass patch using custom TX wave generators to get the non-sine waveforms (thanks to help from Rob Hordijk). The architecture is pretty faithful to the original.
I haven't got my TX with me so it may need tweaking to get the velocity sens just right, but then the original gets a bit splatty at hi velocities anyway.

EDIT: See version in next post!!!!!!!

[grantransom]

OK, 'cause I'm patching on the demo (No keyboard), I didn't notice the "Punch" trick I used was only OK at max velocity...
I've set the punch to track velocity now, I hope it works now.

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TX Latelybass2GR.pch2
Description:		Download (listen)
Filename:	TX Latelybass2GR.pch2
Filesize:	2.76 KB
Downloaded:	2149 Time(s)

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[ian-s]

Works good. Sounds great.

I've never seen a divider done with a S&H and inverter like that. Cool.

[blue hell]

[grantransom]

Cool, glad it works, thanks!

A Clock Divider could have done it, there *may* be a small cpu advantage to the "Old School" flip-flop (which I found is also now a module on the G2) - as it does a single "job", whereas the Clock/Div probably uses a form of step-counter to get the multiple divisions.(?) That or an array of flip-flops...

S&H is so darn useful for patching trickery.

[mother misty]

All I get is an annoying click when i load this into my G2, did I miss something.... ?

[grantransom]

Did you download the second version above?

[blue hell]

[grantransom]

I knew this is possible, but it's an old habit of mine to leave all versions of any sound accessable.

In this instance though, the change is just to the velocity sensitivity - I'll kill the first one.

[blue hell]