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Yamaha synth history chapter 2
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Yamaha DX7
Synthesizer · Japan
Yamaha's landmark six-operator FM digital synthesizer, introduced in May 1983.
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Yamaha DX9
Japan
A Yamaha DX Series FM digital synthesizer included in the original DX Series lineup discussed in Yamaha's official synth history.
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Yamaha V-50
Japan
A Yamaha FM synthesizer workstation combining TX81Z-derived synthesis with a keyboard, MIDI sequencer, PCM rhythm machine, and digital effects.
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Yamaha DX
Japan
The DX family is Yamaha's line of digital synthesizers based on FM (frequency modulation) synthesis, launched with the hugely influential DX7 in 1983. It spans flagship and budget keyboards such as the DX1, DX5, DX9, DX21, DX27, DX100, and DX11, the rackmount TX tone generators, and the modern Reface DX.
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Yamaha TX7
Japan
A keyboard-less Yamaha tone-generator module that packaged a DX7 tone generator in a distinctive case.
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Yamaha GS-1
Synthesizer · Japan
A Yamaha digital keyboard released in 1981 with FM tone generation and touch-sensitive control.
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Yamaha TX81Z
Synthesizer · Japan
A Yamaha FM tone-generator module containing the equivalent of eight four-operator FM synthesizers.
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Yamaha DX1
Synthesizer · Japan
A Yamaha DX Series FM digital synthesizer introduced in 1983 and part of the original DX Series lineup discussed in Yamaha's official synth history.
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Yamaha DX5
Japan
A Yamaha DX Series FM digital synthesizer introduced in 1985 and discussed in Yamaha's official synth history.
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Yamaha TX816
Japan
A rack-mounted Yamaha TX Series FM tone-generator module capable of producing rich layered sounds.