Hi man. Truly a monster machine the 700, you think it still makes sense today ? I'm fascinated by the assisted composition, it could probably help. I wonder one thing can I use all these combinations of phrases and midi triggers with my samples only ? I think no problem but how much space can I have on a floppy, that worries me a bit..I find it has some fascinating sounds but what I'm wondering is if I can just use my sounds and exploit all the potential of the machine and its functions!? Thanks !
How do you save the sequences in an archive format? Can you export them to an external media and then reimport them when needed? Is there a limit to how many notes, patterns, and songs can be saved? Cheers and that does sound quite smooth. I love the older hardware sequencers and can't stand PC recording. Too many problems and the instruments sound like crap to me.
Thank you for your message,I'm glad you like it. I don't back up any tracks because when it's finished, I lose interest, so I don't have to load later. Old hardware machines are very exciting for me. When I make a production using it,I can clearly recognition the "limits", so I can work comfortably.
Bliss! How long have you been using the QY70? I bought one when it first came out and returned it a week later. I was using Cubase on an Atari 1040 STe at the time and just couldn’t get my head around the ‘70s workflow.
Really nice. So good to see the QY700 being used today.
Jesus fucking christ this hits one old man's heart on every level.
Memories of playing GTA San Andreas ps2. 🙏🏻
That was awesome!! Closest to the original I have ever heard and yet different..
sick! 👌🏼
rock that Yamaha..I have one too,built like a tank..
Totally Awesome!
The best track ever ! Jack miss me👍
Awesome love this
Amazing ♥♥
this is beautiful
congratulations!
Hi man. Truly a monster machine the 700, you think it still makes sense today ? I'm fascinated by the assisted composition, it could probably help. I wonder one thing can I use all these combinations of phrases and midi triggers with my samples only ? I think no problem but how much space can I have on a floppy, that worries me a bit..I find it has some fascinating sounds but what I'm wondering is if I can just use my sounds and exploit all the potential of the machine and its functions!? Thanks !
In da house!
Excellent! So close to the original! .. Now do Nitro Deluxe - This Brutal House
Hello, I’m searching for a all in one machine to make music..which one will u take to a isolated island?YQ70 or YQ700?Thanks mate
hi! thanks for your message.
definitely I choose QY70. because QY700 isn't battery powered！
Can you do a tutorial on the 700? I can't get started with it.
I'll try it next time!
If you haven't seen it yet, check it out
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@@seichijunrei2306 That helped SO much. Thank you.
Too complex machine I wiuld say
Are all those sounds in the QY70?
How do you save the sequences in an archive format? Can you export them to an external media and then reimport them when needed? Is there a limit to how many notes, patterns, and songs can be saved? Cheers and that does sound quite smooth. I love the older hardware sequencers and can't stand PC recording. Too many problems and the instruments sound like crap to me.
Thank you for your message,I'm glad you like it.
I don't back up any tracks because when it's finished, I lose interest, so I don't have to load later.
Old hardware machines are very exciting for me.
When I make a production using it,I can clearly recognition the "limits", so I can work comfortably.
Bliss! How long have you been using the QY70? I bought one when it first came out and returned it a week later. I was using Cubase on an Atari 1040 STe at the time and just couldn’t get my head around the ‘70s workflow.
I've been using it for about 10 years
@@seichijunrei2306 You’ve certainly mastered your tools!
Boring