Yamaha MU100 - Revision history

Aroelina at 23:35, 13 October 2025

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Aroelina: Year category added.

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Hikari no yume: Add top cover photo

2024-09-29T09:25:09Z

Add top cover photo

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	\| successor = [[Yamaha MU128]]		\| successor = [[Yamaha MU128]]
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			[[File:Yamaha MU100 Top.jpg\|320px\|thumb\|right\|Photo of the top cover of the MU100.]]
	The '''Yamaha MU100''' and '''Yamaha MU100R''' are [[Yamaha XG]] and [[General MIDI]] sound modules in the [[Yamaha MU series]] introduced by Yamaha in 1997.		The '''Yamaha MU100''' and '''Yamaha MU100R''' are [[Yamaha XG]] and [[General MIDI]] sound modules in the [[Yamaha MU series]] introduced by Yamaha in 1997.

Mckuhei: Add Yamaha MU100 photo

2024-09-29T07:01:36Z

Add Yamaha MU100 photo

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	{{Infobox module		{{Infobox module
	\| name = Yamaha MU100<br>Yamaha MU100R		\| name = Yamaha MU100<br>Yamaha MU100R
	\| image = ~~{{Photo wanted}}~~		\| image = [[File:Yamaha_MU100_Front.jpg\|320px]]
	\| dimensions = 220 × 44 × 210 (MU100)<ref name=mu100-om-specs>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, pages 173 and 174.</ref><br>483 × 44 × 229 (MU100R)<ref name=mu100r-om-specs>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, pages 181 and 182.</ref>		\| dimensions = 220 × 44 × 210 (MU100)<ref name=mu100-om-specs>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, pages 173 and 174.</ref><br>483 × 44 × 229 (MU100R)<ref name=mu100r-om-specs>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, pages 181 and 182.</ref>
	\| rackunits = 1U, half-width (MU100)<br>1U, full-width (MU100R)		\| rackunits = 1U, half-width (MU100)<br>1U, full-width (MU100R)

Hikari no yume: add comment about comparison table

2024-09-22T23:46:14Z

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			<!-- If you add or change something in this infobox, consider updating the MU series article's comparison table also. -->
	{{Infobox module		{{Infobox module
	\| name = Yamaha MU100<br>Yamaha MU100R		\| name = Yamaha MU100<br>Yamaha MU100R

Hikari no yume: Add {{Photo wanted}}

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	{{Infobox module		{{Infobox module
	\| name = Yamaha MU100<br>Yamaha MU100R		\| name = Yamaha MU100<br>Yamaha MU100R
	\| image = ~~(image TODO)~~		\| image = {{Photo wanted}}
	\| dimensions = 220 × 44 × 210 (MU100)<ref name=mu100-om-specs>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, pages 173 and 174.</ref><br>483 × 44 × 229 (MU100R)<ref name=mu100r-om-specs>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, pages 181 and 182.</ref>		\| dimensions = 220 × 44 × 210 (MU100)<ref name=mu100-om-specs>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, pages 173 and 174.</ref><br>483 × 44 × 229 (MU100R)<ref name=mu100r-om-specs>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, pages 181 and 182.</ref>
	\| rackunits = 1U, half-width (MU100)<br>1U, full-width (MU100R)		\| rackunits = 1U, half-width (MU100)<br>1U, full-width (MU100R)

Hikari no yume: Remove {{stub}}

2024-09-22T03:55:58Z

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	{{Infobox module		{{Infobox module
	\| name = Yamaha MU100<br>Yamaha MU100R		\| name = Yamaha MU100<br>Yamaha MU100R

Hikari no yume: fix ordering

2024-09-22T03:52:27Z

fix ordering

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	The MU100 and MU100R improve upon the preceding [[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]] and MU90R by almost doubling the number of preset normal XG instruments, and adding a further 16 drumkits, more effect types, and per-part EQ (complementing the existing global EQ). They also introduce the [[XG Plug-in System]] of optional expansion boards, which can add additional types of synthesis or effects to the synth.		The MU100 and MU100R improve upon the preceding [[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]] and MU90R by almost doubling the number of preset normal XG instruments, and adding a further 16 drumkits, more effect types, and per-part EQ (complementing the existing global EQ). They also introduce the [[XG Plug-in System]] of optional expansion boards, which can add additional types of synthesis or effects to the synth.

	Because the MU100 and MU100R overhaul the basic set of XG sounds, they also introduce a "voice map" concept that allows switching between "MU Basic" ([[Yamaha MU50\|MU50]]/[[Yamaha MU80\|MU80]]/[[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]]) and "MU100Native" versions of GM1/"capital voice" instruments,<ref>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, page 147.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, page 160.</ref> improving compatibility with old song data. This is similar to the "sound map" concept on the [[Roland SC-88]] and later. MIDI data for the MU100 and MU100R can specifically request the "~~Basic~~" and "~~Native~~" versions of GM1 instruments by using the Bank Select LSB values 126 and 127 respectively.<ref>Yamaha MU100 Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 73 and 83.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 83 and 97.</ref>		Because the MU100 and MU100R overhaul the basic set of XG sounds, they also introduce a "voice map" concept that allows switching between "MU Basic" ([[Yamaha MU50\|MU50]]/[[Yamaha MU80\|MU80]]/[[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]]) and "MU100Native" versions of GM1/"capital voice" instruments,<ref>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, page 147.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, page 160.</ref> improving compatibility with old song data. This is similar to the "sound map" concept on the [[Roland SC-88]] and later. MIDI data for the MU100 and MU100R can specifically request the "Native" and "Basic" versions of GM1 instruments by using the Bank Select LSB values 126 and 127 respectively.<ref>Yamaha MU100 Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 73 and 83.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 83 and 97.</ref>

	As with their immediate predecessors, the MU100 is a half-width desktop module, whereas the MU100R is a full-width rack-mount version. There are three main additions in the MU100R versus the MU100:		As with their immediate predecessors, the MU100 is a half-width desktop module, whereas the MU100R is a full-width rack-mount version. There are three main additions in the MU100R versus the MU100:

Hikari no yume: clarify voice maps only cover capital voices

2024-09-22T03:51:08Z

clarify voice maps only cover capital voices

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	The MU100 and MU100R improve upon the preceding [[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]] and MU90R by almost doubling the number of preset normal XG instruments, and adding a further 16 drumkits, more effect types, and per-part EQ (complementing the existing global EQ). They also introduce the [[XG Plug-in System]] of optional expansion boards, which can add additional types of synthesis or effects to the synth.		The MU100 and MU100R improve upon the preceding [[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]] and MU90R by almost doubling the number of preset normal XG instruments, and adding a further 16 drumkits, more effect types, and per-part EQ (complementing the existing global EQ). They also introduce the [[XG Plug-in System]] of optional expansion boards, which can add additional types of synthesis or effects to the synth.

	Because the MU100 and MU100R overhaul the basic set of XG sounds, they also introduce a "voice map" concept that allows switching between "MU Basic" ([[Yamaha MU50\|MU50]]/[[Yamaha MU80\|MU80]]/[[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]]) and "MU100Native" versions of ~~sounds~~,<ref>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, page 147.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, page 160.</ref> improving compatibility with old song data. This is similar to the "sound map" concept on the [[Roland SC-88]] and later. MIDI data for the MU100 and MU100R can specifically request the "Basic" and "Native" versions of GM1 instruments ~~("Capital Voices")~~ by using the Bank Select LSB values 126 and 127 respectively.<ref>Yamaha MU100 Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 73 and 83.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 83 and 97.</ref>		Because the MU100 and MU100R overhaul the basic set of XG sounds, they also introduce a "voice map" concept that allows switching between "MU Basic" ([[Yamaha MU50\|MU50]]/[[Yamaha MU80\|MU80]]/[[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]]) and "MU100Native" versions of GM1/"capital voice" instruments,<ref>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, page 147.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, page 160.</ref> improving compatibility with old song data. This is similar to the "sound map" concept on the [[Roland SC-88]] and later. MIDI data for the MU100 and MU100R can specifically request the "Basic" and "Native" versions of GM1 instruments by using the Bank Select LSB values 126 and 127 respectively.<ref>Yamaha MU100 Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 73 and 83.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 83 and 97.</ref>

	As with their immediate predecessors, the MU100 is a half-width desktop module, whereas the MU100R is a full-width rack-mount version. There are three main additions in the MU100R versus the MU100:		As with their immediate predecessors, the MU100 is a half-width desktop module, whereas the MU100R is a full-width rack-mount version. There are three main additions in the MU100R versus the MU100:

Hikari no yume: Mention Bank Select LSB trick

2024-09-22T03:49:09Z

Mention Bank Select LSB trick

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	The MU100 and MU100R improve upon the preceding [[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]] and MU90R by almost doubling the number of preset normal XG instruments, and adding a further 16 drumkits, more effect types, and per-part EQ (complementing the existing global EQ). They also introduce the [[XG Plug-in System]] of optional expansion boards, which can add additional types of synthesis or effects to the synth.		The MU100 and MU100R improve upon the preceding [[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]] and MU90R by almost doubling the number of preset normal XG instruments, and adding a further 16 drumkits, more effect types, and per-part EQ (complementing the existing global EQ). They also introduce the [[XG Plug-in System]] of optional expansion boards, which can add additional types of synthesis or effects to the synth.

	Because the MU100 and MU100R overhaul the basic set of XG sounds, they also introduce a "voice map" concept that allows switching between "MU Basic" ([[Yamaha MU50\|MU50]]/[[Yamaha MU80\|MU80]]/[[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]]) and "MU100Native" versions of sounds,<ref>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, page 147.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, page 160.</ref> improving compatibility with old song data. This is similar to the "sound map" concept on the [[Roland SC-88]] and later.		Because the MU100 and MU100R overhaul the basic set of XG sounds, they also introduce a "voice map" concept that allows switching between "MU Basic" ([[Yamaha MU50\|MU50]]/[[Yamaha MU80\|MU80]]/[[Yamaha MU90\|MU90]]) and "MU100Native" versions of sounds,<ref>Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual, page 147.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual, page 160.</ref> improving compatibility with old song data. This is similar to the "sound map" concept on the [[Roland SC-88]] and later. MIDI data for the MU100 and MU100R can specifically request the "Basic" and "Native" versions of GM1 instruments ("Capital Voices") by using the Bank Select LSB values 126 and 127 respectively.<ref>Yamaha MU100 Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 73 and 83.</ref><ref>Yamaha MU100R Sound List & MIDI Data, pages 83 and 97.</ref>

	As with their immediate predecessors, the MU100 is a half-width desktop module, whereas the MU100R is a full-width rack-mount version. There are three main additions in the MU100R versus the MU100:		As with their immediate predecessors, the MU100 is a half-width desktop module, whereas the MU100R is a full-width rack-mount version. There are three main additions in the MU100R versus the MU100: