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The TG33 uses a 2-operator FM/PCM hybrid engine with joystick-controlled vector synthesis. Yamaha calls the hybrid engine DASS which stands for Dual Architecture Synthesis System. The PCM samples used are version 1 of Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) and are 12 bits in resolution. The FM sounds consist of 256 un-editable presets. It also has a card slot with a few expansion cards available and can save additional patches to MCD32 or MCD64 memory card.
Although it has 32 voices of polyphony, most patches use 4 oscillators to take advantage of the vector morphing capabilities of this synthesizer, making this unit 8-note polyphonic for all practical purposes.
Keyboard versions of the TG-33 are the SY22 and SY35.
which of the Yamaha SY22/SY35/TG33 synths is THE one to get? i have a Kawai K1m but i think the Yamaha Vector synths might offer more interesting sounds. SY22 and SY35 are 16 voice, 8 part multi-timbral TG 33 is 32 voice, 16 part multi-timbral TG33 has a pair of stereo outs, the SY22 and SY35...
...inadequacy. Luckily, the moment I start using this gear, it goes away for a while, I tweak something on the TG33 or Kawai K11 (my cheapest babies) that sounds utterly original and then a song forms and I'm like "Whoa, I have good taste in synths!" And I think this might be one answer to finding...
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