DX7s - the last Yamaha DX7 | tips and tricks

Yamaha DX7s, the last DX7 model to be released from Yamaha, in 1987. 16-bit converters, more LFOs, Unison modes, backlit LCD, performance modes and more, made this a joy to use.
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The DX7s is still a mono output synth, just like the original DX7, and it is not a DX7II, despite getting the same visual upgrade as the DX7II. It's also a fantastic master keyboard and despite the manual saying it can't, it's quite possible to transpose over MIDI, essential for a master keyboard.
It does not have the dual-patch capabilities as the DX7II and TX802 even though it has some extra performance capabilities over the original DX7.

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