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General| Type | Digital Synthesizer |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 8 voices |
| Synthesis Type | FM (Frequency Modulation) |
| Timbrality | Monotimbral |
| Velocity Sensitivity | Yes |
| Aftertouch | No |
| Year Released | 1985 |
| Keyboard | 49 keys (mini-keys) |
| MIDI | In, Out |
| LFO | 1 LFO |
| Outputs | 1/4" mono output, headphone output |
| Power | 9V DC |
Mono audio output for the tone generator channel.
Connects to other MIDI-compatible equipment for data transmission and reception.
Power options using 6 "C" batteries or the optional AC adaptor.
Avoid direct sunlight, heat, vibration, dust, cold, or moisture.
Clean exterior with a soft, dry cloth; avoid chemical solvents.
Avoid excessive force, dropping, or rough handling.
Overview of INTERNAL, BANK, and PRESET voice memories for performance.
Accesses and plays voices directly from the 24-voice INTERNAL memory.
Read-only memory containing 192 pre-programmed FM voices.
How to enter the FUNCTION mode using the FUNCTION button.
Parameters affecting real-time performance, like pitch bend and modulation.
Master tune adjustment affecting all voices simultaneously.
Explains how the DX100's FM voice generator creates sounds using operators.
Entering EDIT mode for programming and COMPARE mode for listening to originals.
Procedures for saving edited voices to the INTERNAL memory.
Steps to initialize the voice edit buffer and enter the EDIT mode.
Choosing an algorithm to define operator connections for sound creation.
Programming the Envelope Generator parameters for operator 1.
Details of the 49-key mini keyboard specifications.
Information on the FM Tone Generator with 4 operators and 8 algorithms.
Description of all input and output terminals for connectivity.
Conditions governing the transmission of MIDI data.
Detailed breakdown of MIDI data transmission formats and messages.
Conditions governing the reception of MIDI data.
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