is it possible...

Direct transfere NO!
But
You can duplicate them with re-sampling/multisampling

thanks quinnx,
i seen a video of dankrisher doin multisampling sounds from other keyboards on youtube, it seemed very detailed . is it worth the effort? are the reproduced sounds very similar?
i also seen a video of jeremy godfrey on youtube, getting over-exercited at being able to do this, but not really explaining how to do it in detail.
is there another video on youtube or elsewhere that explains exactly how to do it...or is dankrishers one an accurate account of how to do multisampling.

i seen a video of dankrisher doin multisampling sounds from other keyboards on youtube, it seemed very detailed . is it worth the effort? are the reproduced sounds very similar?

Maybe simiar, but you lose all the controllability. I wouldn't do it.

If I want the sounds of a contemporary synth X, I'll just buy it.

Chrisk-K wrote:

Maybe simiar, but you lose all the controllability. I wouldn't do it.

If I want the sounds of a contemporary synth X, I'll just buy it.

That's not true. If properly sampled, you have the same controllability. If you sample the raw sound, you have a sample or a multisample. The synth section of your sampler keyboard allows you to replicate every aspect or at least most of the aspects from the original sound. It will not be identical, but in many cases you'll come pretty damn close.
So, yes, patches can be sampled and successfully reprogrammed so that they sound very very close to the original.

That's not true. If properly sampled, you have the same controllability.

That's not true. Sample a Waldorf Wave patch into, say, an OASYS. How would you accomplish the level of controllability that the Wave offers via numerous knobs on an OASYS?