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I'm not worried at all about copyright issues with any of the big companies. They had their shot at hiring me to fix their sampling errors but cared more about whether I had a college degree which I a ...

Documented evidence of lack of evidence? That's a good one LOL

Red pianos didn't get into trouble. Copyright also only applies to every country where the copyright is filed in

Yamaha, Korg, Roland, Ketron and every other company sample sounds for their machines without paying royalties. That's why they change the names of their sounds as well. You think Korg paid Ludwig, Gr ...

So Fender owns the copyright on every recording with a strat? Don't be ridiculous

The copyright applies on the sound in it's original format

I'm not worried about selling the DX7IIFD samples or the DX5 because:
1. the machines are FM synths and not PCM based
2. I own both machines
3. I designed my own patches on them
4. Yamaha isn't g ...

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Lots of 5x sounds have been added. Much more to come. Stay tuned

When you say boys choir with oohs and aahs you mean Ohs and aahs right? It's also going on the site

If you think 139 sounds is my full set you will be in for a shock. I made over 50,000 sounds for the 4x and 5x

Yeah they do sound better but that's because the Yamaha machines have the worst sampler known to mankind

Dear Aripearlmusic maybe you are right, life is an eternal learning curve but at the same time there is logic

Sampling is just like taking a photo of what is happening not how is happening
Years ...

. Lets analyze it... Sampling every note of every drum kit would be a massive of RAM and here's why. Not every single drum sample should be stereo. Almost every kit on every keyboard contains dozens o ...

The 4x has up to 24 samples per note and the 5x has up to 48. The entire UVI library is not even a terabyte I have the entire thing with every expansion. The trick reconstructing a Library of the ROM ...

Actually you can check the velocity layering on most sounds on most keyboards and as far as the note switch its usually logical like minor thirds, major thirds, or tritones. The reason Yamaha sounds s ...