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Don’t forget Native Instruments FM7 and FM8 (FM8 being the newest)! Both of those are Yamaha DX7 emulations
Oh yes, you’re right! I thought I’d added them. Thanks Jizo for this reminder!
Plogue OPS7 is a pretty excellent emulation of the DX7 too
Hello Andreas :),
Thank you very much for this information and for your participation. I’ll add this 🙂
Enjoy
Steinberg FM Lab is a virtual DX (with additional Montage functions) that emulates a DX7 too (but more: DX5, DX1 by layering)
Ah yes, indeed, I missed this one too! Thanks a lot friend.