The EX5 features a unique Extended Synthesis system which incorporates a number of advanced tone generator technologies. AWM2, AN, FDSP and VL. The EX5 is one of the best keyboard Yamaha ever produced.
Hello Community, good time to everyone.
I'm pretty new in EX5, have it in about year and still learn. This beast is very deep...
By diving on this forum, i found two posts about wavetable on EX5, but nothing in download section and links is dead.
Here is the posts:
Can i get some info/tutor about how to create wavetable for EX5, how to convert to EX format, how to manage it in Ex.Factory, how to load in flash and etc.
Any info will be helpful for me.
Thanx.
Having owned EX5 synths in various guises since 1999, I have no idea how the author of those posts was creating Wavetables on the EX5, as as the EX5 is not a Wavetable synth.
I haven't seen jhulk around for a while on the forum, but it might be worth sending him a private message via the private message facilities in the forum to see if he will respond.
Arguzeen wrote: ↑Sat Oct 27, 2018 6:05 pm
Hello Community, good time to everyone.
I'm pretty new in EX5, have it in about year and still learn. This beast is very deep...
By diving on this forum, i found two posts about wavetable on EX5, but nothing in download section and links is dead.
Here is the posts:
Can i get some info/tutor about how to create wavetable for EX5, how to convert to EX format, how to manage it in Ex.Factory, how to load in flash and etc.
Any info will be helpful for me.
Thanx.
Hi. It’s quite possible to get wavetable-like sweeps out of the EX synths. If you notice, the LFOs all have a phase angle option. So set up 4 elements with different waveforms, and then set up 4 amplitude LFOs, one LFO in each element; each the same speed but with a different angle (0, 90, 180, 270) you will get a vector-synthesis style sweep. You can assign a mod wheel to LFO rate and then get it to speed up and slow down in interesting ways.
