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INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the Yamaha FM Voicing Program II. In order to appreciate the full performance of this program, please read this Owner's Manual carefully and completely. Keep it in a safe place for future reference. Features The Yamaha FM Voicing Program II (YRM-502) is a ROM cartridge which is used with the Yamaha FM Sound Synthesizer unit to create voices. This allows a wide variety of original voices to be created by the FM sound generation system, in addition to the 46 voices already contained in the FM Sound Synthesizer unit. Here is a list of this program's main features. • This ROM cartridge program allows the user to alter the voices contained in the FM Sound Synthesizer unit, as well as create new voices from scratch. • The data can be displayed on the screen as it is entered from the Music Computer (or MSX computer equipped with an FM Synthesizer unit) keyboard. Sound can also be output for checking the voice data as it is edited or created. • Newly created voice data can be saved on cassette tape or Data Memory Cartridges (UDC -01) and later utilized with the FM Music Macro and/or FM Music Composer program cartridges (sold separately). • The voice data and the table of voices can both be printed out using an optional MSX-compatible printer. • The music keyboard functions of the FM Music Synthesizer unit can be called up and used for playback when the FM Voicing Program II is in use. • Newly created voicing data can be saved onto a floppy disk (with SFG-05 or SFK-05 Synthesizer unit only). • Playback using MIDI keyboard instead of the special music keyboard becomes possible (with SFG-05 Synthesizer unit only). How to use this manual We suggest that you read this manual while actually using the FM Voicing Program II. This way, anything you read can immediately be put into practice, so that your hands become familiar with the various operations. Chapter I explains how to connect the components of your system. Chapter II is an introduction to the main features of this program. Chapter III provides a detailed explanation of the creation of voices and the management of data. Chapter IV gives some examples of voice creation. The Appendix contains reference material and explains the theory of FM voice generation. If you are already familiar with the FM voicing Program (version 1), a simple look at the next page will give you enough information to get started. MSX is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation