Uptown Funk with Funky Brass By Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer HD

The Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer does Uptown Funk with great funky brass sound. Overcoming traditionally weak spots for the DX7, I created a great DX7 brass patch that emulates the soul brass sound. This DX7 demo video is a short cover of the song Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars. Excluding drums, all DX7 patches are created and fine-tuned by myself, using my DX7 front panel only (no patch editor used). Video Contents Uptown funk (short arrangement) Soul Brass – On the Internet and the factory patches, DX7 brass patches are underwhelming and lacks realism, as they don’t pack a powerful punch at Attack. For the DX7, brass sounds are traditionally a weak spot with the DX7 FM synthesis. So I decided to spend many hours creating and fine tuning DX7 brass patches with powerful Attack. This DX7 brass patch uses only 6 operators, and of course, no sampled waveforms!!!!! Bass - a DX7 Bass Pad – a modulated DX7 strings pad Please subscribe to my channel for more amazing DX7 demos. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqbIk_aESNGiB8gpeJkOYVw Please also check other amazing DX7 demos The Battle of Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer - The 32 Original Factory Patches VS Power DX7 Patches https://youtu.be/5MwHDn1Em6A Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer Analog Patches Demo – From Fat and Thick Basses to Moog-Like Lead https://youtu.be/lHQyfFBDIJI Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer Demo - Feel good music with breathtaking piano, opera, strings, pads and bell https://youtu.be/Nm6zL_-sXlQ Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer Demo – Berlin, Take My Breath Away with bass, pads and bell patches https://youtu.be/hWtHaCN_fuc About the Yamaha Synthesizer, Yamaha DX7 Introduced in 1983, the Yamaha DX7 is the first successful digital synthesizer, and it’s a famous vintage synthesizer. It is very a capable and versatile FM synthesizer which has a very powerful frequency modulation synthesis engine. About Power DX7 I have owned my Yamaha DX7 Mk I since 1986 and making my own original DX7 patches ever since. My focus is to push the DX7 (and other FM synthesizers including TX7, DX7s, DX7II, TX802) to its limits to create many original DX7 patches with breathtaking sonic quality, realism and expression, from warm analog synthesizer sounds to uniquely DX7 piano, brass, string voice, etc. My very best original DX7 patches can transform the DX7 as well as Yamaha DX7s, DX7 II and TX802 into a powerful synthesizer in its own right. Also, a Yamaha DX7 plugin (such as FM7, FM8 and Dexed) as well as Korg Volca FM and Yamaha Montage Synth can be transformed into a great FM synthesizer, faithfully re-creating DX7 patches. My Gears Synthesiser – Yamaha DX7 Mk I with a SuperMAX Board and a new blue backlit LCD installed Effect Processor – Lexicon MX400 (hardware) with mix of chorus and reverb plus its dry sound Audio Interface – Roland Octa-capture (USB) using Coaxial SPDIF Input Recording – iMac with Logic Pro X (No EQ used), delay, reverb and compressors