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However, in the context of the CX16, you can mix and match single voice and double voice instruments, and of course adjust the ADSR and pitch envelopes for the effect you want in each note, so those aren't the limitations that they are in the keyboard setting. but in a bass line, you'd typically only be playing one or two notes at a time, so that's not a serious limitation. That would be limiting for an electric piano, where between chords and decay of one voice when another voice is attacked, you'd rather have eight voices. On the DX21 itself, the trade-off for that crunchy bass is that when it is set to bi-timbrel, you only have four voices. I can't wait until someone tries something like that on a Bad Apple demo to make the sound really pop.
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The DX21 was the more professional of the three, allowing bi-timbrel voices (or allowing a different patch to be assigned to each half of the keyboard), so DX21 bi-timbrel samples in particular give a good source for possibilities. if you take one of the bass patches that tickle you fancy and modify it slightly for a slightly different sound, then tune it up a few cents, then run the second channel in sync with the the original patch, that give complex harmonics that can be really full sounding. However, one thing the DX21 is known for is for basslines. The YM2151 was the midrange synth chip used for the higher end consumer boards, so unlike the professional Yamaha FM synthesizer keyboards, the keys don't have velocity or aftertouch sensing. You can also search YouTube for samples of patches running on the synthesizers that were based on the YM2151 (OPM).