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General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | DX9 |
| Category | Synthesizer |
| Language | English |
Advice on where to place the synthesizer to avoid damage.
Instructions regarding the proper use and unplugging of the power cord.
Warning about connection errors and potential damage to equipment.
Safety advice to unplug the instrument during electrical storms.
Instructions for connecting audio and power to the DX9.
Procedure for turning the instrument on after connections are made.
Covers saving, verifying, loading, and remote control for cassette data.
Details LFO modulation control via wheel and breath controller.
Recalling edited voices and initializing new ones.
Setting basic voice data for creating new voices.
Explains the role of operators in pitch, modulation, and envelope data.
Explains the relationship of carriers to modulators in FM synthesis.
Explanation of combining operators via algorithms for sound shaping.
Turning operators on/off and copying envelope generator (EG) data.
Selecting algorithms and adjusting feedback amounts for sound design.
Configuring LFO for vibrato, tremolo, or 'wow' effects.
Setting sensitivity for pitch and amplitude modulation.
Adjusting oscillator frequency, detune, and sync settings.
Details on envelope parameters affecting amplitude and timbre over time.
Preventing accidental erasure of internal voice data.
Saving edited voices to internal memory locations.
Detailed procedure for saving all 20 internal voices to cassette.
Checking that voices were properly saved to the cassette tape.
Loading an entire group of 20 voices from cassette into internal memory.
Troubleshooting common errors encountered during load or verify.
Steps to edit existing pre-programmed voices.
Steps to create entirely new voices from scratch.
Storing the newly created voice into memory.
How to select and play preset internal sounds.
Loading a block of 20 voices from cassette into memory.
Loading a single desired voice from cassette into memory.
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