C/M mode - Revision history

Goatsoup.mp3 at 13:53, 28 January 2025

2025-01-28T13:53:49Z

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	'''C/M mode''' ("Computer Music" mode<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 109.</ref>) is a feature on some [[Yamaha XG]] devices (especially the [[Yamaha MU series]]) and Yamaha TG-series devices<ref name=tg100>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF Yamaha TG100 Reference Manual], page 7.</ref> that provides unofficial [[Roland CM-64]]<ref name=tg100></ref> ([[Roland CM-32L]]/[[Roland MT-32]] and [[Roland CM-32P]]) compatibility.		'''C/M mode''' ("Computer Music" mode<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 109.</ref>) is a feature on some [[Yamaha XG]] devices (especially the [[Yamaha MU series]]) and Yamaha TG-series devices<ref name=tg100>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF Yamaha TG100 Reference Manual], page 7.</ref> that provides unofficial [[Roland CM-64]]<ref name=tg100></ref> ([[Roland CM-32L]]/[[Roland MT-32]] and [[Roland CM-32P]]) compatibility.

	In the TG100 reference manual, Yamaha claims it provides "semi-compatibility for songs recorded using a CM-64 sound module",<ref name=tg100></ref> whereas later manuals avoid outright stating what device the mode is intended to be compatible with, instead vaguely referring to "computer music".<ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/3/317093/TG300E2.PDF Yamaha TG300 Reference Guide], page 3: "C/M: This multi mode provides semi-compatibility with computer music software."</ref><ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 34: "C/M: This mode provides compatibility with most computer music software not supported by the other two Multi modes."</ref>		In the [[Yamaha TG100]] reference manual, Yamaha claims it provides "semi-compatibility for songs recorded using a CM-64 sound module",<ref name=tg100></ref> whereas later manuals avoid outright stating what device the mode is intended to be compatible with, instead vaguely referring to "computer music".<ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/3/317093/TG300E2.PDF Yamaha TG300 Reference Guide], page 3: "C/M: This multi mode provides semi-compatibility with computer music software."</ref><ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 34: "C/M: This mode provides compatibility with most computer music software not supported by the other two Multi modes."</ref>

	Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.		Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.

Hikari no yume: s/devices/modules

2024-09-15T21:29:00Z

s/devices/modules

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	Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.		Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.

	There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices. However, the [[Roland SC-55]] and many (but not all) other GS devices have CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and some SC series ~~devices~~ have a button combination that will automatically configure all the parts for CM-64 compatibility. The SC-55's CM-64 compatibility banks are also supported in Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].		There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices. However, the [[Roland SC-55]] and many (but not all) other GS devices have CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and some SC series modules have a button combination that will automatically configure all the parts for CM-64 compatibility. The SC-55's CM-64 compatibility banks are also supported in Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].

	See also [[:Category:C/M mode devices]].		See also [[:Category:C/M mode devices]].

Hikari no yume: Mention SC button combo

2024-09-15T21:28:17Z

Mention SC button combo

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	Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.		Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.

	There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, ~~but~~ the [[Roland SC-55]] and many (but not all) other GS devices have CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select. The SC-55's CM-64 compatibility banks are also supported in Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].		There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices. However, the [[Roland SC-55]] and many (but not all) other GS devices have CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and some SC series devices have a button combination that will automatically configure all the parts for CM-64 compatibility. The SC-55's CM-64 compatibility banks are also supported in Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].

	See also [[:Category:C/M mode devices]].		See also [[:Category:C/M mode devices]].

Hikari no yume: Link the MU series

2024-09-14T01:22:52Z

Link the MU series

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	'''C/M mode''' ("Computer Music" mode<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 109.</ref>) is a feature on some [[Yamaha XG]] devices and Yamaha TG-series devices<ref name=tg100>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF Yamaha TG100 Reference Manual], page 7.</ref> that provides unofficial [[Roland CM-64]]<ref name=tg100></ref> ([[Roland CM-32L]]/[[Roland MT-32]] and [[Roland CM-32P]]) compatibility.		'''C/M mode''' ("Computer Music" mode<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 109.</ref>) is a feature on some [[Yamaha XG]] devices (especially the [[Yamaha MU series]]) and Yamaha TG-series devices<ref name=tg100>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF Yamaha TG100 Reference Manual], page 7.</ref> that provides unofficial [[Roland CM-64]]<ref name=tg100></ref> ([[Roland CM-32L]]/[[Roland MT-32]] and [[Roland CM-32P]]) compatibility.

	In the TG100 reference manual, Yamaha claims it provides "semi-compatibility for songs recorded using a CM-64 sound module",<ref name=tg100></ref> whereas later manuals avoid outright stating what device the mode is intended to be compatible with, instead vaguely referring to "computer music".<ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/3/317093/TG300E2.PDF Yamaha TG300 Reference Guide], page 3: "C/M: This multi mode provides semi-compatibility with computer music software."</ref><ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 34: "C/M: This mode provides compatibility with most computer music software not supported by the other two Multi modes."</ref>		In the TG100 reference manual, Yamaha claims it provides "semi-compatibility for songs recorded using a CM-64 sound module",<ref name=tg100></ref> whereas later manuals avoid outright stating what device the mode is intended to be compatible with, instead vaguely referring to "computer music".<ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/3/317093/TG300E2.PDF Yamaha TG300 Reference Guide], page 3: "C/M: This multi mode provides semi-compatibility with computer music software."</ref><ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 34: "C/M: This mode provides compatibility with most computer music software not supported by the other two Multi modes."</ref>

Hikari no yume: rewrite statement about GS devices for more precision

2024-08-30T17:16:21Z

rewrite statement about GS devices for more precision

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	Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.		Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.

	There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, but many ~~of them include~~ CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select~~, and these~~ are also supported by Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].		There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, but the [[Roland SC-55]] and many (but not all) other GS devices have CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select. The SC-55's CM-64 compatibility banks are also supported in Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].

	See also [[:Category:C/M mode devices]].		See also [[:Category:C/M mode devices]].

Hikari no yume: Link to category

2024-08-25T23:37:53Z

Link to category

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	There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, but many of them include CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and these are also supported by Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].		There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, but many of them include CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and these are also supported by Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].

			See also [[:Category:C/M mode devices]].

	== References ==		== References ==

Hikari no yume: Expand with TG100 and TG300 references and related content

2024-05-20T12:00:08Z

Expand with TG100 and TG300 references and related content

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	'''C/M mode''' ("Computer Music" mode<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 109.</ref>) is a feature on some [[Yamaha XG]] devices and Yamaha TG-series devices that provides unofficial [[Roland CM-64]] ([[Roland CM-32L]]/[[Roland MT-32]] and [[Roland CM-32P]]) compatibility.		'''C/M mode''' ("Computer Music" mode<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 109.</ref>) is a feature on some [[Yamaha XG]] devices and Yamaha TG-series devices<ref name=tg100>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF Yamaha TG100 Reference Manual], page 7.</ref> that provides unofficial [[Roland CM-64]]<ref name=tg100></ref> ([[Roland CM-32L]]/[[Roland MT-32]] and [[Roland CM-32P]]) compatibility.

	~~Like~~ the ~~[[TG300B mode]]~~, Yamaha's manuals avoid outright stating what device the mode is intended to be compatible with, ~~only stating that it~~ "~~provides compatibility with most~~ computer music ~~software not supported by the~~ <~~nowiki~~>[</~~nowiki>[[~~Yamaha XG]~~] and [[TG300B~~ mode~~\|TG300B]]] modes~~".<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 34.</ref>		In the TG100 reference manual, Yamaha claims it provides "semi-compatibility for songs recorded using a CM-64 sound module",<ref name=tg100></ref> whereas later manuals avoid outright stating what device the mode is intended to be compatible with, instead vaguely referring to "computer music".<ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/3/317093/TG300E2.PDF Yamaha TG300 Reference Guide], page 3: "C/M: This multi mode provides semi-compatibility with computer music software."</ref><ref>[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 34: "C/M: This mode provides compatibility with most computer music software not supported by the other two Multi modes."</ref>

	Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches.		Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches. The mode does not provide full compatibility with the original devices, just similar instrument and drum sounds.

	There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, but many of them include CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and these are also supported by Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].		There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, but many of them include CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and these are also supported by Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].

Hikari no yume: mention it's on the TG series too

2024-05-20T11:39:25Z

mention it's on the TG series too

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	'''C/M mode''' ("Computer Music" mode<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 109.</ref>) is a feature on some [[Yamaha XG]] devices that provides unofficial [[Roland CM-64]] ([[Roland CM-32L]]/[[Roland MT-32]] and [[Roland CM-32P]]) compatibility.		'''C/M mode''' ("Computer Music" mode<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 109.</ref>) is a feature on some [[Yamaha XG]] devices and Yamaha TG-series devices that provides unofficial [[Roland CM-64]] ([[Roland CM-32L]]/[[Roland MT-32]] and [[Roland CM-32P]]) compatibility.

	Like the [[TG300B mode]], Yamaha's manuals avoid outright stating what device the mode is intended to be compatible with, only stating that it "provides compatibility with most computer music software not supported by the <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Yamaha XG]] and [[TG300B mode\|TG300B]]] modes".<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 34.</ref>		Like the [[TG300B mode]], Yamaha's manuals avoid outright stating what device the mode is intended to be compatible with, only stating that it "provides compatibility with most computer music software not supported by the <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Yamaha XG]] and [[TG300B mode\|TG300B]]] modes".<ref>[https://my.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/8/320948/MU80E1.pdf Yamaha MU80 Owner's Manual], page 34.</ref>

Hikari no yume: missing word

2024-05-19T22:57:05Z

missing word

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	Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches.		Yamaha do not document what CM-64 features are supported beyond the list of patches.

	There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, but many of them include CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and these are also by Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].		There is no equivalent mode for [[Roland GS]] devices, but many of them include CM-64 compatibility banks accessible with a Bank Select, and these are also supported by Yamaha's [[TG300B mode]].

	== References ==		== References ==

Hikari no yume: /* See also */ oops

2024-05-19T22:53:59Z

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[~~C/M~~ mode]]		* [[TG300B mode]]