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Dexed is a multi-platform synthesizer plugin designed to emulate the iconic Yamaha DX7 sound engine with remarkable precision. Compatible with OS X, Windows, and Linux, it supports multiple plugin formats including VST, AU, and LV2, making it accessible across various digital audio workstations. The synthesizer offers extensive DAW automation with 144 DX7 parameters available on a single panel, enabling deep control and customization of sounds. Additionally, Dexed fully supports DX7 SysEx input and output, allowing users to load, save, and manage original DX7 and TX7 sound patches seamlessly.
Built to serve as a companion tool that maintains close compatibility with the original DX7, Dexed features a sound engine derived from the music-synthesizer-for-android project, delivering authentic FM synthesis. Each operator includes a realtime level meter for detailed performance monitoring. The plugin also incorporates numerous enhancements such as microtuning support, MPE performance capabilities, and an improved user interface with scalable design and keyboard shortcuts. With support for MIDI learn and advanced modulation options, Dexed offers both classic DX7 tones and modern workflow improvements.
Regular updates have refined Dexed’s stability and compatibility, including fixes for automation issues, improved envelope accuracy, and optimized system performance on Apple Silicon processors. The inclusion of a standalone version broadens its usability beyond plugin hosts, while features like operator mute switches, master tuning adjustment, and comprehensive SysEx management enhance creative flexibility. Licensed under GPL v3, Dexed is an open-source project that continues to evolve, providing musicians and producers with a powerful tool for authentic FM synthesis inspired by one of the most influential digital synthesizers in music history.
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