Yamaha Keyboard Vst Plugin

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A software MIDI synthesizer for Windows, which functions as a VSTi plugin. Supports both the Yamaha XG and the Roland GS extensions, which is a unique feature of the S-YXG50. The VSTi was a part of the Yamaha SOL2 package. Yamaha discontinued support of this software synthesizer in 2003. As it is abandonware now, a portable version of the VSTi was created (installation and registry keys are not required). It uses embedded (into DLL resources) official 4MB wavetable files, which is the best version of wavetable files for the S-YXG50.

Download:yamaha_syxg50_vsti.7z (3.0MB).

What's new in this patch

Installation isn't required. SYXG50.DLL reads files from the own directory.
Wavetable files are decrypted and stored in the resources of the DLL file.
If you remove them from the resources, VSTi will find them in the own directory (SXGBIN41.TBL, SXGWAVE4.TBL).
Antidebug, S/N checking and trial mode code is removed.
Hidden settings are read from the ini file with the same name as the dll file, but with the ini extension.
Polyphony limit is 128 by default.
More frequent updates of information in the GUI.
Help button will be hidden if SYXG.CHM is not present.
VST meta information is stored in the resources (String Table), so it can be changed easily if it is needed.
GUI can be disabled and GUI resources can be removed, as the result this VSTi will work as the SGP.DLL.

How to use

You have to set up some VST host to play MIDI using this synth. It can be your favorite player, but you need to find a plugin, which allows to play MIDI files through VSTi. Some instructions are provided below. Use the bi2_polkovnik.mid (35KB) for checking your setup, it has to sound exactly as the bi2_polkovnik_syxg50.ogg (2.0MB).

VST MIDI Driver (as a system MIDI synth)

VST MIDI Driver allows to use any VSTi as a global system MIDI synth. In this case every game or MIDI player, which uses the default system MIDI synth, will use Yamaha S-YXG50. How to read blueprints pdf.

Download and install the VST MIDI Driver.
Copy the syxg50.dll from the yamaha_syxg50_vsti.7z into any directory.
Open VST MIDI Driver settings, click “Load VSTi” button and choose syxg50.dll.
In the Advanced tab choose “VST MIDI synth” as the default MIDI synth.
Ready! Now Yamaha S-YXG50 VSTi will be used as the default system MIDI synth.

Yamaha S-YXG50 WDM (an official driver for the Windows XP only)

VST MIDI Driver supports Windows XP/Vista/7+, but on the Windows XP it is better to use the official Yamaha S-YXG50 WDM driver, which you can download from the Microsoft Windows Update servers: 4MB version (better quality, consumes more RAM), 2MB version (worse quality, consumes less RAM). This WDM driver can be installed manually using Add Hardware master in the Control Panel. Don't forget to set Yamaha S-YXG50 as the default system MIDI synth in the Sound settings. VSTi version of this synth is not needed when Yamaha S-YXG50 WDM is used.

foobar2000 (the best player for ones who loves music)

foobar2000 doesn't use the system MIDI synth, but it is not a disadvantage. It allows to use Yamaha S-YXG50 VSTi witout installing any system drivers, which is much more safe.