Specifications

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MOTiF XF
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Yamaha is working with third
party software vendors to offer
an extensive amount of free and
optional Flash Memory content for
registered MOTIF XF users.
The flash memory content package
„Inspiration In A Flash“ make a perfect first
stock for a sample-library of up to 2 GB for
the non-volatile Flash Memory of the MOTIF
XF. This content package contains three new
User Voice Banks, 353 User Waveforms,
458 MB of Samples and 12 User Drum Kits.
It focusses on the sound categories piano,
organ, brass & reeds, pads, synths, oriental
instruments and drums.
These Voice Banks can be individually
loaded into the volatile SDRAM of the
MOTIF XF, if no Flash Memory Module is
installed.
The „Symphonic Orchestra Library“ fea-
tures 128 User Voices, 34 User Waveforms
and 336 MB Samples (979 Keybanks).
The orchestra library produced by Prof. Dr.
Peter Jung (Duisburg-Essen, Germany) is
based on recordings that were created over
the past five years with the participation of
two well-known Central European sympho-
ny orchestras.
The recorded sounds are very lively and au-
thentic. Some feature delicate impressions
of „disturbances“ that are typical for strings,
such as the sound of slightly hitting the in-
strument body with the bow. All recordings
were digitally processed on PCs, collabora-
ting with well-known sound designers.
In addition to the orchestra sounds the
Voice bank also contains sounds of catego-
ries like Electric Organ, Pipe Organ, Acou-
stic Piano, and Electric Piano.
To be able to load the complete All-file a
Flash Expansion Memory Module (512 MB
or 1 GB) is required. Single Voices can also
be loaded into the SDRAM memory of the
MOTIF XF (volatile sample memory).
This free content for the MOTIF XF can be
requested by sending an e-mail containing
the keywords „MOTIF XF Inspiration & Sym-
phonic“ to:
[e-mail]
The MOTIF XF user will receive an e-mail
from EASY SOUNDS with a password and
a link where the file can be downloaded.
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