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MDXG Confusion studios LLC

Hi, i would like to have some Yamaha XG soundbank and i just found this app MDXG .Is it something like the Roland Sound Canvas ,meaning we can play the sounds,or is this app required an hardware synth ? Can we use this app in IAA or AB . I cant find any videos or demo ...Same question for midi designer xw casio,midi designer pro and mdclav ?

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  • Looks like the app is 'midi-controller app' that needs compatible hardware for the sounds.
    As far as I know there is no Yamaha XG module similar to the Roland iOS SoundCanvas for iOS.

    The Yamaha Music Mobile Sequencer and Yamaha Synth Arp & Drum Pad offer a limited XG Soundest to play with.

  • edited May 2016

    Thank you, i found a Yamaha XG soundfont bank but its limited too .MDXG seems to have some XG soundbanks like guitars , organs in the presentation pictures of the app.The app ´s size is 25 mo, perhaps there are some included sounds in.Let me know If someone tried this MDXG ...

  • Thanks for the questions, we're making Craig Knudsen (author of the layout/app) aware of this now, and I'll circle back as soon as I have more info. Thanks!

  • Craig responded today:

    The app requires a hardware synth. It is NOT a soft synth. It simply selects the XG voices in a more convenient way, either as one big list or using special MD dials separated by categories. More interestingly, many instruments have XG sounds on a sound card but they are "hidden", in the sense that a MIDI file can access them for playback. However this app allows the voices to be selected as a program change and makes them available to be played from the keyboard. For example, a Transacoustic Piano has no way to select these voices to play from the keyboard. But this app selects the voices and makes them available to be played from the keyboard.

    I hope this answers your questions.

    Thanks for your interest in MIDI Designer XG!

  • Can MDXG be used to add a third right hand voice to be played from the Clavi.

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