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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » June 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Any one remember Yahama(?) RX series Drum Machines?
RobFellis
Posted: 16th June 2003 18:06
I think they did some effects units under a simpler name too ... but the reason I am asking is if any one as got one and can send me the sounds as samples, these were only ..bass drum, snr, cl-hat,op-hat, 3 toms and a handclap... 8 sounds only it would be greatly appreciatted. Reason is simple I recorded many moons a ago some tracks with the machine (I think RX10) and the progressed to the SR16, but I want to do some fixes on the original mixes I have ... since the machine is somewhat muffled in the recordings I have... Help

Rob
bluedad
Posted: 16th June 2003 18:14
http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufacturers/Yamaha/RX/samples/
here's a link to some rx samples. maybe they're what you need.
RobFellis
Posted: 17th June 2003 14:33
.. Bluedad thanks for the link info, and the location of the samples, now I am able to return to the mid 80's via the sounds of a yahama RX21 drum machine, now I wonder is there a casio 101 virtual synth ? Here's wishing... again a big thank you.
Rob. Very Happy
ew
Posted: 17th June 2003 14:48
RobFellis wrote:
.. Bluedad thanks for the link info, and the location of the samples, now I am able to return to the mid 80's via the sounds of a yahama RX21 drum machine, now I wonder is there a casio 101 virtual synth ? Here's wishing... again a big thank you.
Rob. Very Happy

Check out reFX's PlastiCZ-an update of the CZ-101(sort of).Also,a lot of SynthEdit synths(such as BONES',for example)use phase distortion oscillators-the heart of the CZ sound.
ew
whyterabbyt
Posted: 17th June 2003 15:51
Alternately, if you're of a hardware turn of mind you'll pick up a CZ101, or an RX off ebay for £20-£30 each, if you look.
JonHodgson
Posted: 19th June 2003 03:21
RobFellis wrote:
I think they did some effects units under a simpler name too ... but the reason I am asking is if any one as got one and can send me the sounds as samples, these were only ..bass drum, snr, cl-hat,op-hat, 3 toms and a handclap... 8 sounds only it would be greatly appreciatted. Reason is simple I recorded many moons a ago some tracks with the machine (I think RX10) and the progressed to the SR16, but I want to do some fixes on the original mixes I have ... since the machine is somewhat muffled in the recordings I have... Help

Rob


Hi Rob,

The RX range were all different, with samples from 8 bits to 16 bits, so you really need to know which one.

I don't recall an RX10 so you may well be thinking of the RX11, which was an early model, 8 bit samples I believe.

The effects units by the way were FX, not RX Smile
Duff Paddy
Posted: 19th June 2003 03:51
I had an RX5 years ago which I bought coz it had a cool bass sound which you could tune across the pads. Very impressive for about a day Laughing
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