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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

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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
sep-
arately).
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