2000-12-05 by Mark T. Owen
The memory is a non-volatile e-prom... a memory chip that retains the instruction
set that you have programed, even when unplugged for long periods. The
sounds are not created in the unit exactly. They are from a standard MIDI
( Musical Instrument Digital Interface) library that you manipulate by
altering pitch, reverb, decay, etc. In addition to these GM voices (General
MIDI) that are used by all MIDI instrument manufacturers, there are additional
voices created by Yamaha (or for Yamaha) using the MIDI standard,
but unique to this brand. Other manufacturers have enhanced their devices
in the same way. So some sounds will be common to all brands, others unique.
Mark
bclark@...-motor.com wrote:
Are these kits "stored" into memory---if so,
what does the brain use
for memory, does it have a hard drive????
Are the kits that are downloadable produced from sounds already
in
the DTxpress brain or do they come from somewhere else???
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