Musicians in the 1980s had a love-hate relationship with Yamaha ... DX7 fans move beyond those basic sounds, though. This DX7 Cartridge Does Not Exist uses machine learning to generate new patches ...

Indeed, Yamaha's fabled DX7 was also notoriously difficult to program, and virtually single-handedly kicked off the third-party patch industry ... Released in 1975, the original Polymoog was a 71-note ...

Kevin Boone writes about the Yamaha DX7, which changed everything when it turned up in the mid-1980s: "the 'Electric Piano 1' preset alone appeared in over 60% of album releases of 1986." ...

That is down to the influence of a single instrument: the Yamaha DX7 synthesiser ... A cottage industry sprung up of programmers producing patches—brand new sounds that could be added to ...