Yamha DX7 Noise Reduction: Zero Cost Romsky Method

This video demonstrates the results of Paul Romsky's method of reducing the noise of the DX7. More information about his method can be found in his video linked below.
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[@CreatingJason]

I've been playing synths for most of my life and I still haven't gone this deep into them. You're definitely putting the work in. By the way, I saw my comment make a cameo in the beginning of the vid. 🤘

[@paulromsky9527]

Great video, gave you a like, thanks for the hat tip.

[@Siprophet08]

This is interesting. I have a DX-5, TX-7 and SY-99. The TX-7 is super noisy, worse than the DX-7 I think. I was going to see if the DX-5 would take the adjustment however considering I have the SY-99 I think I'll keep it stock so I wonder if the same mod will apply to the TX-7 that way I would end up with a 48 voice, 3 part 6-OP DX.

[@serhiymarchenko8361]

I have noticed that DX7 sound has less low frequency content compared to TX802, which is strange, because original DX7 is pretty “bassy”. Does the setting affect that?

[@offthematrix5310]

After I made the video, I noticed the low EQ of the mixed was down by about 3 db. That's how I EQ the DX7 because it's too boomy for patches like horns. I forgot to bring it up. But the EQ would not effect the high end of the hiss.

[@serhiymarchenko8361]

@@offthematrix5310 Ah, that makes sense now. Thanks for clearing this out.

[@TorsteinJN]

It definitely reduced the output volume, by a lot really! This didn't happen to you?

[@offthematrix5310]

I did not notice a difference in output.