Name: Minidexed Runner by Mo'Buzz
Duration: 1 min 4 s
Description: Created entirely with Minidexed, a huge FM synth on a tiny Raspberry Pi computer.

5 Volt

Rockstar

miniDexed only

https://youtu.be/bn6I2tmRkq0

Sounds like a Melodie

miniDexed only Demo Song

https://youtube.com/shorts/rNHFHCdyP1U

Ich hass Dich - Nina Chuba

5 Volt Studio

The Creator

Rappelkiste - Sounddemo 
Sound example was created with miniDexed
Sounds: live Kick, DrySnare
DMc.HiHat, DMc.HiHat, DMo.HiHat
DM-Ride, Iron, Pow Toms

80s-Kit Demo

Hardwood Oak-Bass

In Memory of Max

miniDexed Performances: Flyby, Mighty mDx, Fellklinger, R2 Psy-Party, Apollo Mission, T+Rex

DX Rebirth

5Volt Studio

Humanoid

pulsating atmospheric energy, minimalism.
miniDexed Performances: 002:102 Wave Bass with delay FX, 002:105 TraumA0, 002:104 HarmoNix
The pulse of TraumA0 sets the tempo of 154.83 bpm
One Synth only


Energie

Created entirely with Minidexed, a huge FM synth on a tiny Raspberry Pi computer.

Minidexed Runner

In progess demo tracks for Yamaha's V80FD prototype workstation keyboard, from late 1988 (from an old cassette tape if stashed from way back when)

The V80FD engine was essentially two DX7II engines combined with a REX50 effects chip to be Yamaha's flagship workstation.  All sounds in the demos created by "Enhanced DX7" 6 operator sine wave FM synthesis, including all drum and percussion sounds.

The enhancements included expanded per operator Pitch EG's, LFO's, as well as velocity to feedback and negative velocity to Operator output.  In addition, the design incorporated expansion slots intended to add future additional synthesis Plug In boards - i.e. sample playback, etc, as would eventually be included in the CS6x and S80/S90

At the last minute it was shelved as the development of the SY77 was moved forward.

Music compositions by Manny Fernandez and Scott Plunkett

Yamaha V80FD Demos from 1988

Experimenting with vintage sounds to travel through time…

Minidexed Runner

Mo'Buzz

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