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Here's my dedication video on How I use the Yamaha DX200 synthesizer from 2001.
The DX is a really cool hands on FM synthesizer relic from the past that was the basic source of inspiration for the Elektron Digitone for sure. It's maybe not as advanced and flexible but it certainly is a great one of a kind FM synthesizer that is so much more fun to use compared to a hard to program DX7. Check the video to find out how I use it, what my favourite features are and on which tracks I used the Yamaha DX200.
In the end, the DX200 is a God-send for any musician looking for those classic DX/FM sounds without all the hassles and complexity of programming and maintaining the old synths that provided them. The DX200 has realtime control, built-in realtime sequencing, filters, morphing ability and much more! A true classic.
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Check Vintage Synth for more information on the synth: http://www.vintagesynth.com/yamaha/dx200.php
There also is a V/A version of the DX200 called AN200:
http://www.vintagesynth.com/yamaha/an200.php
A brief introduction: (0:00)
Drum Tracks: (0:45)
Cool Features: (1:19)
Internal Effects: (2:04)
Hipster Trance Presets?: (2:45)
Conclusion: (3:35)
Tracks I made with DX200: (4:10)
Some Raw Jams: (4:35)
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