very impressive sound from a very underrated synth from that era. But that years was the time of rompler 01w Korg or from Roland Jv series. Yamaha sy35 is a great soinding synth. Thanks for your demo
I use this as a controller for Wavestation A/D , Wavestate and Roland D-05 Great board with it's own usuable sounds Great vid hope new owner is lovin' it
The new owner sold it again just 3 months later... he said that the synth seemed to be broken because it did not sound as good as it does in my demo :-D
@@JoseAngelMorente Haha Well i have had that a few times But i keep mine and try to get the same sounds in my head out of my monitors. Great board Have a great one
Agree. I've owned all the K series (K1 II, K3m, K4, K5 and still have my beloved K5000S) as well as several SY models (still willing to get a TG77 though). They are fantastic synths that modern instrument makers should keep an eye on. A new MODX is a beast in terms of features and sound but... I think it still misses some of the magic of the good old SY-series sounding.
@@JoseAngelMorente I own a K5000s and its my favorite synth alongside my faithful EX5. I have some demos of it on my channel if you are interested. Thanks for uploading, cheers! 👍
Charm and warmth and can do icy cold and metallic too when needed. They are so versatile and have that character and originality missing from modern synths. You do need to get stuck into editing and controllers to get the best from them though. I've got an SY55 and TG55, but would love an SY77! I could not stretch to affording one back in 1991.
@@JoseAngelMorente I've had a K1r since 1990 and love it; it's a problem solver too when trying to get a mix to glue together, and other modern synths are not helping. A guy called Nils Schneider was bored during lockdown in 2020 and created his own VSTi of his K1m, even blogged it all and desoldered the EPROMs to extract the sample data. End result was a fantastic Nil's K1v VST which is free to download and use. Has all the expansion cards built-in and sys exc data from a real K1 can be fed to it or vice versa. th-cam.com/video/cTqC_bP76K0/w-d-xo.html . According to the developers blog page he plans to do a K4 VST, so hopefully that happens.
Keep coming back and back to just listen to this here, tho. Im just in love with this sound from my childhood here, tho. PS. Was broke one white key in highest octave here, and its almost impossible now to order it from ebay here now... -sigh- So it is are waiting again, lying in shadows again, tho. -sniff- Thanks for a great video, though...
I had to replace two keys on my SY35 (they were badly damaged by the previous owner). Have you tried ordering them at Synthtaur? They had stock at that time and wasn’t expensive at all. syntaur.com
@@JoseAngelMorente Dosent tried, but i live in Russia, so... It's a alot of problems with both international shipping and buying here, tho. Was keeping an eye on a ebay lot with those keys here, but its unknown when i will order them, meaning the current complications now, tho. :/
@@vjun007 oops... ordering at an US shop from Russia it is indeed a problem now (especially now...). Maybe you can find someone who make the order from the EU and resend it to you? It would be probably easier than ordering by yourself.
@@vjun007 send me an email msxjam@gmail.com and maybe we can arrange something... I have just checked that Synthtaur have stock of SY35 keys currently.
great video, just a question, i see theres no knobs so probably u set the sound details, like release attack etc, by buttons - but is there a way to plug another controller with knobs to it so i can have a fluent control of it? thank You!
It can be controlled with a remote MIDI controller but only some parameters can be modified in real-time (vector X/Y, modulation wheel, pitch bend, etc.). It can also receive sysex data for the rest of parameters but the whole patch information must be transferred for each change, so it would be a bit slow for real-time control. If you want a nice AWM+FM synth with real-time control capabilities, look at the Yamaha SY-77. It's a beast capable of sounds similar to the SY-35 but much more complex and powerful.
Though, MY unit, was have a btoken main volume slider, and ONE badly working key, in the most right octave here, tho. Even if i have atrophied hands here, i WILL force mycelf to self-learn on how to play on it, since actually, it is my inner instrument, and represents the generation where i was born too, tho. Also, we are both born in 1992 here, on 27th november me turned 26 nowadays here... *sigh* I was ONLY wished that we would met each othe here a BIT earlier here, before i was got on wheelchair now... *tears*
@@DadoSimicStudiostriver bought some DIN MIDI wires this week, hope i can hope it in my audigy2 plat. pro here, its ext. box have those old-timers hrre, but idk how fl studio will react on all this here.😀 Once again, heven sounds here, and i will be regretting forever for not abling to play anymore like that here, im have partially atrophied hands here, they wont listen to me well anymore...😢😭😭😭😭
4:49 Is there anywhere a piece of software which can produce this sound on pc connected synth's? I mean the TerminatorOST/Doom 3/Halloween(MovieOST) Sound.
That sound can be achieved with virtually any software substractive or FM synthesizer. Try DEXED (which is free for Windows, Mac and iOS). Anyway, although software synths can reproduce any existing sound, sometimes they lack the character and core sound of those old hardware instruments. If you don't manage to get the sound by using software instruments, get a Yamaha TG-33. It's the desktop version of the SY-35 (same sound and effects but inside a small module).
@@vjun007 Thank you for the recommendation. Didn’t know FM7 is freeware now. Where can it be download (by legal means). In any case, I have several hardware FM synths that I prefer over software since I am essentially a live musician who don’t like to bring the computer to the stage.
Su función es la de un sintetizador, principalmente, es decir, crear sonidos nuevos más que imitar a sonidos naturales. Para un buen sonido de piano es mucho mejor usar un instrumento orientado a esa finalidad.
The synth sounds good because you play well.
The Jarre part really got me ...
very impressive sound from a very underrated synth from that era. But that years was the time of rompler 01w Korg or from Roland Jv series. Yamaha sy35 is a great soinding synth. Thanks for your demo
miss mine ,played for 20yrs ,loved thevpiano,s and it had envelope
The brass is fantastic! Nice playing ;-)))
Nice demo. Good skills. Thank you. I still have the SY 22.
The SY22 is another beautiful instrument. Check my video demoing an SY22: th-cam.com/video/W1g2c0TVd-o/w-d-xo.html
I use this as a controller for Wavestation A/D , Wavestate and Roland D-05
Great board with it's own usuable sounds
Great vid hope new owner is lovin' it
The new owner sold it again just 3 months later... he said that the synth seemed to be broken because it did not sound as good as it does in my demo :-D
@@JoseAngelMorente
Haha
Well i have had that a few times
But i keep mine and try to get the same sounds in my head out of my monitors.
Great board
Have a great one
This board with 61 keys velocity and after touch is an awesome board.
Nothing sound quite like yamahas SY series of synths, there is lots of charm and warmth, same goes for the K series by Kawai.
Agree. I've owned all the K series (K1 II, K3m, K4, K5 and still have my beloved K5000S) as well as several SY models (still willing to get a TG77 though). They are fantastic synths that modern instrument makers should keep an eye on. A new MODX is a beast in terms of features and sound but... I think it still misses some of the magic of the good old SY-series sounding.
@@JoseAngelMorente I own a K5000s and its my favorite synth alongside my faithful EX5. I have some demos of it on my channel if you are interested. Thanks for uploading, cheers! 👍
Agree and the Yamaha V50. They are wonderful.
Charm and warmth and can do icy cold and metallic too when needed. They are so versatile and have that character and originality missing from modern synths. You do need to get stuck into editing and controllers to get the best from them though. I've got an SY55 and TG55, but would love an SY77! I could not stretch to affording one back in 1991.
@@JoseAngelMorente I've had a K1r since 1990 and love it; it's a problem solver too when trying to get a mix to glue together, and other modern synths are not helping. A guy called Nils Schneider was bored during lockdown in 2020 and created his own VSTi of his K1m, even blogged it all and desoldered the EPROMs to extract the sample data. End result was a fantastic Nil's K1v VST which is free to download and use. Has all the expansion cards built-in and sys exc data from a real K1 can be fed to it or vice versa. th-cam.com/video/cTqC_bP76K0/w-d-xo.html . According to the developers blog page he plans to do a K4 VST, so hopefully that happens.
Great demo thanks
Im gettin this synth today... *blush* 💓
Keep coming back and back to just listen to this here, tho. Im just in love with this sound from my childhood here, tho. PS. Was broke one white key in highest octave here, and its almost impossible now to order it from ebay here now... -sigh- So it is are waiting again, lying in shadows again, tho. -sniff- Thanks for a great video, though...
I had to replace two keys on my SY35 (they were badly damaged by the previous owner). Have you tried ordering them at Synthtaur? They had stock at that time and wasn’t expensive at all. syntaur.com
@@JoseAngelMorente Dosent tried, but i live in Russia, so... It's a alot of problems with both international shipping and buying here, tho. Was keeping an eye on a ebay lot with those keys here, but its unknown when i will order them, meaning the current complications now, tho. :/
@@vjun007 oops... ordering at an US shop from Russia it is indeed a problem now (especially now...). Maybe you can find someone who make the order from the EU and resend it to you? It would be probably easier than ordering by yourself.
@@JoseAngelMorente Hm... If i could do a proxy trough someone here, i could get it from ebay, of course not for free, tho. But... -sigh-
@@vjun007 send me an email msxjam@gmail.com and maybe we can arrange something... I have just checked that Synthtaur have stock of SY35 keys currently.
great video, just a question, i see theres no knobs so probably u set the sound details, like release attack etc, by buttons - but is there a way to plug another controller with knobs to it so i can have a fluent control of it? thank You!
It can be controlled with a remote MIDI controller but only some parameters can be modified in real-time (vector X/Y, modulation wheel, pitch bend, etc.).
It can also receive sysex data for the rest of parameters but the whole patch information must be transferred for each change, so it would be a bit slow for real-time control.
If you want a nice AWM+FM synth with real-time control capabilities, look at the Yamaha SY-77. It's a beast capable of sounds similar to the SY-35 but much more complex and powerful.
me encanta como suena.¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
porque los grandes teclados de hoy no puede sacar esos sonidos tan epicos. Ni los mas avanzados suenan asi.
En realidad depende mucho de quién los toque.
Eye in the Sky
Hola hermano yo tengo ese synthe, pero no sé cómo activar el after touch, no sé si me puedas ayudar
Though, MY unit, was have a btoken main volume slider, and ONE badly working key, in the most right octave here, tho. Even if i have atrophied hands here, i WILL force mycelf to self-learn on how to play on it, since actually, it is my inner instrument, and represents the generation where i was born too, tho. Also, we are both born in 1992 here, on 27th november me turned 26 nowadays here... *sigh* I was ONLY wished that we would met each othe here a BIT earlier here, before i was got on wheelchair now... *tears*
:(
@@DadoSimicStudiostriver bought some DIN MIDI wires this week, hope i can hope it in my audigy2 plat. pro here, its ext. box have those old-timers hrre, but idk how fl studio will react on all this here.😀 Once again, heven sounds here, and i will be regretting forever for not abling to play anymore like that here, im have partially atrophied hands here, they wont listen to me well anymore...😢😭😭😭😭
Muy bien, me he encontrado uno como ese pero no suena, lo tengo que conectar a altavoces o ya tiene?
No, los teclados de tipo profesional no tienen altavoces; esa característica es exclusiva de teclados domésticos para aficionados.
I was about to sell mine, now I'm not so sure!
Give it a chance... it's a very underrated synth but still capable of amazing pads and cinematic atmospheres.
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Nice!!
👍Amazing!👍
Hi
Did you sell the board?
I want one of these to play and to control my wavestation A/D
Great video.
I already sold it but I'm selling a SY22 too. Where are you based?
José Ángel Morente i am in Tucson az
Kevin Gamache I’m in Europe... Shipping from here would be too expensive :(
José Ángel Morente oh well my luck. Great vid and i will have one eventually.
@@kevingamache1512 BTW are you a Jojo's friend? (bad Beatles joke)
Gorgeus!
4:49 Is there anywhere a piece of software which can produce this sound on pc connected synth's? I mean the TerminatorOST/Doom 3/Halloween(MovieOST) Sound.
That sound can be achieved with virtually any software substractive or FM synthesizer. Try DEXED (which is free for Windows, Mac and iOS). Anyway, although software synths can reproduce any existing sound, sometimes they lack the character and core sound of those old hardware instruments. If you don't manage to get the sound by using software instruments, get a Yamaha TG-33. It's the desktop version of the SY-35 (same sound and effects but inside a small module).
@@JoseAngelMorente Or you can try to get a NI FM7/FM8 here. The first one, is abandonware nowadays, tho.
@@vjun007 Thank you for the recommendation. Didn’t know FM7 is freeware now. Where can it be download (by legal means).
In any case, I have several hardware FM synths that I prefer over software since I am essentially a live musician who don’t like to bring the computer to the stage.
Hello is it still for sale and if so how much. Let me know plz and thank you.
Nice onli play not talk
Which sounds better the SY22 or the SY35?
The SY35 night and day
I just found this at my local pawn for $65
Get it! Even if you use it as a 5-octave MIDI controller with aftertouch only, it's a good deal.
Just got one, how to get the aftertouch function to work?
Just be sure the patch you are playing has some mapping from the aftertouch to some parameter (pitch, lfo, whatever…)
You can look in its manuals how to do it. I have all of them, tho.🙂
Is that built in an adapter cable? Not removable one.
En que precio lo puedo consegui
Are these all original patches?
Dado Simic yes they are.
Eu tenho interesse em comprar esse instrumento voce vende ?
Do you still have it???
If so, please let me know.
I'll buy it..
I'm really interested on it..
Sorry I don't own it anymore
No problem, 👍👍
Still want 2 buy it?
Hola, aun esta en venta el teclado?
Aún está en venta
Pianos acústicos no trae? Solo se escucho uno algo metalico
Su función es la de un sintetizador, principalmente, es decir, crear sonidos nuevos más que imitar a sonidos naturales. Para un buen sonido de piano es mucho mejor usar un instrumento orientado a esa finalidad.
Lo tienes aun cuanto quieres y donde estas ubicado
Ya lo vendí, sorry.
3:43 Jahre anyone? ....i think this for example: electric universe - one love
Amigo ese teclado no está de venta?
Lo estuvo
Got anymore for sale?
I'm condering selling my DX7-IIFD + arpegiattor/sequencer upgrade installed.
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