Yamaha dx100 2/16/98 27792 DX100 OM

YAMAHA

Yamaha Corporation of America
6600 Orangethorpe Avenue, P.O. Box 6600, Buena Park, CA 90622-6600	Recycled

2/16/98 27792 DX100 OM

Contents

Page Page CONGRATULATIONS PRECAUTIONS 1.Location 2.Cleaning 3.Service and Modifications 4.Relocation SETTING UP 1.Audio Outputs 2.Optional Foot Switch 3.Optional BC-1Breath Con troller 4.Headphones 8.Power-ON,Low Battery LED Indicator 9.LCD Contrast Control 10. ID Function 11.When using dry batteries CHAPTER II: PLAYING THE DX100 1. DX100 Voice Memory Configuration The 96-voiceBANK memory (4 BANKS x 24 voices each) 2.The INTERNAL PLAY Mode 3.The BANK PLAY Mode The SHlFT Mode 4. The 192-Voice PRESET Memory PRESET SEARCH CHAPTER III: THE FUNCTION MODE 1.Accessing the FUNCTION Mode 2.Entering Function Data 3.The Performance Parameters 13:POLY/MONO 14: PITCH BEND RANGE PITCH B MODE: MODE SET 15: PORTAMENTO MODE 16: PORTAMENTO TIME 17: FOOT SWITCH ASSIGN 18: MODULATION WHEEL RANGE, PITCH 19:MODULATION WHEEL RANGE, AMPLITUDE The Yamaha Breath Controller 20: BREATH RANGE, PITCH 21: BREATH RANGE, AMPLITUDE 22: BREATH RANGE, PITCH BIAS 23: BREATH RANGE, EG BIAS 24: VOICE NAME KEY SET 4. Tuning Functions 5.Memory Management Functions 1: MASTER TUNE ADJ 6:RECALL EDIT 7:INIT VOICE 8: BANK EDIT 9: CASSETTE SAVE/VERIFY 10: LOAD 11: LOAD SINGLE DX21 CASSETTE LOAD 12: MEMORY PROTECT 6. MIDI Functions 2:MIDI ON-OFF 3: CHANNEL 4: CH INFO 5: SYS INFO 1.The Basics of FM Synthesis OPERATORS CARRIERS AND MODULATORS ALGORlTHMS HOW ALGORITHMS AFFECT THE SOUND Page FEEDBACK ENVELOPE GENERATORS Page 2.The EDIT and COMPARE Modes 3.The Voice Parameters PB MODE: OPERATOR SELECT BANK A–DIOPERATORIAMS “ON-OFF” 2: FEEDBACK The LFO 3: LFO WAVE 4: LFO SPEED 5: LFO DELAY 6: LFO PMD 7: LFO AMD 8: LFO SYNC 9: PITCH MODULATION SENSlTIVITY 10: AMPLITUDE MODULATION SENSITIVITY 11: EG BIAS SENSITIVITY 12: KEY VELOCITY 13: FREQUENCY RATIO 14: DETUNE 15–19:ENVELOPE GENERATOR, AR, D1R, D1L, D2R, RR 20: OPERATOR OUT LEVEL 21: RATE SCALING 4. Storing Voice Data 5.Two Approaches to Creating Your Own Voices Page STEP 1: STEP 2: STEP 3: Turn Operators 3 and 4 OFF STEP 4: STEP 5: STEP 6: STEP STEP 8: STEP 9: STEP 10: STEP 11: STEP 12: STEP 13: STEP 15: STEP 16: Add Amplitude Modulation to OP2 Store Completed Voice in RAM GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Keyboard Sound Source Simultaneous Note Output Internal Memory MIDI DATA FORMAT 1.Transmission Conditions Data 2-1.Channel Information 2-1-1Channel Voice Message (1) Key On/Off (2) Control Change 2-2System Information 2-2-1System Real-TimeMessage 2-2-2 System Exclusive Message Page 3. Reception Conditions Reception Data 4-1.Channel Information 4-1-1Channel Voice Message (1) Key Off (2) Key On/Off (1) Parameter Change (switch mode) (2) Parameter Change (3) 1 Voice Bulk Data (4) 32 Voice Bulk Data (5) Dump Request 5-1.VOICE DATA (VMEM format) 5.System Exclusive Data 5-2.VOlCE PARAMETERS (VCED format) 5-3.FUNCTION PARAMETERS Page VOICE/FUNCTION DATA DATA NAME Page 2/16/98 27792 DX100 OM