> > I have a Yamaha EX5 that I bought fifteen or so years ago that turned out to be
> simultaneously too big for me
> > to transport and not powerful enough to do what I really wanted.
>
> Not powerful enough? Seeing some of the vid clips, it seems to do a fair amount, but
> drumming is my area rather than keyboard equipment.
The EX5 was released 25 years ago, isn't that exactly your favorite "period of personal interest to constantly reminiscence about" (besides the 1970s)? But i'll give you a hint:
Code:
All is exciting and fantastic until one reads the polyphony spec:
Voice Type EX5/5R Polyphony EX7 Polyphony
-------------- ---------------- -------------
AWM/Drum 126 64
VL+AWM 1+AWM
FDSP 16 8
AN(Poly)+AWM 2+AWM 1+AWM
AN(Layer)+AWM 1+AWM
AN+FDSP AN:1; FDSP:8
So, I would forget about that fat stack of AN or VL oscillators (layers). Forget phat two-handed analog chords.
Source: http://sandsoftwaresound.net/awm-an-and-vl-in-one-yamaha-synth/
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