The TGX-99 is a Yamaha SY-99/TG-77 virtual instrument sample library based off of the Pure Synth Platinum
platform. In keeping with the structure of as PSP, they have included all of the raw sample waveforms from
the actual hardware.You get 4-oscillators in which to combine your waveforms as well as two filters, and
two LFOs per oscillator. The arp and gate can be global or per oscillator as well as global and per oscillator
effects, depending on the template you choose.

In many ways the TGX-99 rivals that of the actual hardware, because of the added modulation sources, the
number and quality of effects as well as greater polyphony. The goal of the TGX-99 is to virtually put the
feeling of the actual hardware right into your hands.

Since the SY99 contained one of the most sophisticated and advanced FM engines (AFM and RCM) of any of the
Yamaha keyboards, Gospel Musicians say that they could not replicate this. In fact no one really can. So in
order to compensate, they have included a re-creation of the the original 128 factory presets from the actual
hardware by using sampling, synthesis, and sophisticated UVI scripting techniques. They were even able to
model the actual reverbs of the unit in order to provide the most realistic experience possible to owning the
hardware.

Highlights:
- Sampled at 96kHz/24-bit using an Apogee Rosetta 200 for pristine A/D conversion.
- Dithered down to 44kHz/16-bit using iZotope MBIT+ Advanced Dithering.
- Uses FLAC Lossless compression for faster streaming, loading, and RAM optimization.
- Contains the complete set of raw waveforms minus individual drum sounds.
- Drum kit sounds are included in in the preset patches.
- Modeled Impulse Responses of the hardware's reverb unit.
- Includes the hardware's original 128 factory presets and 64 Wave ROM Presets.

The Yamaha SY-99 was one of the most remarkable synthesizers ever made. It was one of the first synthesizers to
combine synthesis and samples in one machine. The SY-99 was a full blown DX7 on steroids, because it used a more
Advanced FM synthesis (AFM) than even that of the DX synthesizers as well as what Yamaha called RCM. This synth
was the precursor to the EX5.The SY99 actually is 100% fully compatible with all of the FM DX synths, and when
you add a large selection of samples to it, you could create some incredible sounds. Even until this day, the SY99
reigns supreme as one of the best sounding synths ever made. From the incredibly expressive EPs, to the deep
moog-style bass sounds, the SY99 has an incredible arsenal of sounds that varies across the entire spectrum of
sounds. This is probably one of the most beloved synths ever made and now we are able to bring a piece of history
to you, for a fraction of the cost.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liLNQb0MXFg

The library is available for purchase for the introductory price of $99.99 USD until February 20th, 2015 (regular $149.99 USD).

More INFO: Gospelmusicians | TGX-99

 

Gospel Musicians used to do their libs in Kontakt format! Now they´re doing them in UVI format!

Its all about protection I guess!

 

Yeah - there isn't much UVI stuff around on warez! :-(

 

not at all , there are some modules , effects , synth engine and scripting resources which are not available on Kontakt !

there are none and i´m sure it won´t be also for an long time !

 

Nice to see a new Gospelmusicians instrument! They know what they're doing. Well, wait, only as a UVI instrument?
Now that it has taken me so much time to build my own Kontakt Library collection, there's no way I would change to a different sampler.
Well, maybe if UVI could read all my custom Kontakt libs ... :-P

@TinTin: What modules, effects, synth engine and scripting resources are you talking about?
Anything that cannot be done in Kontakt?