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| Yamaha MU10XG - an external tone-generator for desktop PC, Mac and notebooks. This device can be connected to the computer through MIDI port or serial port (to notebook or desktop PC, without MIDI interface). MU10XG is created on the basis of the same technology, as DB50XG and SW60XG and so has all the same possibilities. External performance of MU10XG ensures a maximum purity of output signal. Besides MU10XG has two line-in inputs with the possibility of adjusting an input level (mixer) and these two inputs can be processed with built-in DSP processor (refer to DB50XG). On comprehensible reasons, during the processing of these two inputs polyphony is reduced from 32 to 30 notes. This means that user can connect to MU10XG, for example, guitar and microphone and process their same effects (64 types), as in MIDI section. |
| Wavetable (AWM2) tone generation. |
| 3 Independent on-board DSP processors. |
| 676 melody voices: 480 in XG mode and 579 in TG300 mode. |
| 21 Drum kits: 11 in XG mode and 10 in TG300 mode. |
| 4 Pole resonant 24dB/octave filters. |
| 4Mb of Wave ROM. |
| 32 Note polyphony. |
| 16 Part multi-timbral. |
| Reverb: 11 types. |
| Chorus: 11 types. |
| Variation: 42 types. |
| MIDI input. |
| 1/4" jack mic and line inputs. |
| MIDI output. |
| Stereo mini-jack output. |
| General MIDI. |
| Yamaha XG. |
| IBM PC and Macintosh computers or 100% compatible. |
| Yamaha MU10 XG Module. |
| Full version of Steinberg Cubasis for PC and Mac on CD-ROM. |
| Driver software on floppy disk. |
| Power supply adapter. |
| To host multi-cable for PC and Mac. |
| Quick installer guide. |
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| Last Updated: April 9, 1999 |
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