Yamaha MU15 - Revision history

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	{{Infobox module		{{Infobox module
	\| name = Yamaha MU15		\| name = Yamaha MU15
	\| image = ~~(image TODO)~~		\| image = {{Photo wanted}}
	\| dimensions = 188 × 33 × 104<ref name=mu15-om-specs>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 72.</ref>		\| dimensions = 188 × 33 × 104<ref name=mu15-om-specs>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 72.</ref>
	\| rackunits = (Not a rack module, fits in 1U)		\| rackunits = (Not a rack module, fits in 1U)

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	\| manufacturer = Yamaha		\| manufacturer = Yamaha
	\| releasedate = 1998<ref name=innovation-road>[https://www.yamaha.com/en/about/experience/innovation-road/collection/detail/2086/ MU15 - Display Collection - INNOVATION ROAD - Yamaha Corporation]</ref>		\| releasedate = 1998<ref name=innovation-road>[https://www.yamaha.com/en/about/experience/innovation-road/collection/detail/2086/ MU15 - Display Collection - INNOVATION ROAD - Yamaha Corporation]</ref>
	\| standards = [[General MIDI]]<ref name=mu15-om-welcome>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 4.</ref><br>[[Yamaha XG]]<ref name=mu15-om-welcome /><br>[[TG300B mode]]<ref>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 10.</ref~~><br~~>		\| standards = [[General MIDI]]<ref name=mu15-om-welcome>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 4.</ref><br>[[Yamaha XG]]<ref name=mu15-om-welcome /><br>[[TG300B mode]]<ref>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 10.</ref>
	\| maxpoly = 32<ref name=mu15-om-specs />		\| maxpoly = 32<ref name=mu15-om-specs />
	\| numparts = 16<ref name=mu15-om-specs />		\| numparts = 16<ref name=mu15-om-specs />

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	\| predecessor = [[Yamaha MU5]]		\| predecessor = [[Yamaha MU5]]
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	The '''Yamaha MU15''' is a portable [[Yamaha XG]] and [[General MIDI]] sound module introduced by Yamaha in 1998.<ref name=innovation-road /> Like its predecessor the [[Yamaha MU5]],<ref name=innovation-road /> the MU15 features a similar form-factor and micro-keys (for note input) to the [[Yamaha QY series]], but without any sequencing functions. It was designed with computer use in mind, and has a [[TO HOST port]] for connecting to a computer via serial, like the rest of the MU series.		The '''Yamaha MU15''' is a portable [[Yamaha XG]] and [[General MIDI]] sound module introduced by Yamaha in 1998,<ref name=innovation-road /> and the last portable module in the [[Yamaha MU series]]. Like its predecessor the [[Yamaha MU5]],<ref name=innovation-road /> the MU15 features a similar form-factor and micro-keys (for note input) to the [[Yamaha QY series]], but without any sequencing functions. It was designed with computer use in mind, and has a [[TO HOST port]] for connecting to a computer via serial, like the rest of the MU series.

	The tone generator feature set is very similar to the [[Yamaha MU50]] (32 polyphony, 480 XG voices, 11 XG drumkits, 3 effect units). However, the MU15 manual makes no mention of a [[C/M mode]] or [[Disk Orchestra Collection]] mode, so it presumably lacks these features.		The tone generator feature set is very similar to the [[Yamaha MU50]] (32 polyphony, 480 XG voices, 11 XG drumkits, 3 effect units). However, the MU15 manual makes no mention of a [[C/M mode]] or [[Disk Orchestra Collection]] mode, so it presumably lacks these features.

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{{Infobox module
| name = Yamaha MU15
| image = (image TODO)
| dimensions = 188 × 33 × 104<ref name=mu15-om-specs>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 72.</ref>
| rackunits = (Not a rack module, fits in 1U)
| weight = 350g (without batteries)<ref name=mu15-om-specs />
| type = GM/XG sound module
| keyboard = 25 micro-keys (not velocity sensitive)
| manufacturer = Yamaha
| releasedate = 1998<ref name=innovation-road>[https://www.yamaha.com/en/about/experience/innovation-road/collection/detail/2086/ MU15 - Display Collection - INNOVATION ROAD - Yamaha Corporation]</ref>
| standards = [[General MIDI]]<ref name=mu15-om-welcome>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 4.</ref> [[Yamaha XG]]<ref name=mu15-om-welcome /> [[TG300B mode]]<ref>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 10.</ref> 
| maxpoly = 32<ref name=mu15-om-specs />
| numparts = 16<ref name=mu15-om-specs />
| numpresets = 480 (XG)<ref name=mu15-om-modes>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 44.</ref> 579 (TG300B)<ref name=mu15-om-modes />
| drumpresets = 11 (XG)<ref name=mu15-om-modes /> 10 (TG300B)<ref name=mu15-om-modes />
| effects = Reverb (12 types)<ref name=mu15-effects>Yamaha MU5 Owner's Manual, page 84.</ref> Chorus (12 types)<ref name=mu15-effects /> Variation (45 types)<ref name=mu15-effects />
| predecessor = [[Yamaha MU5]]
}}
The '''Yamaha MU15''' is a portable [[Yamaha XG]] and [[General MIDI]] sound module introduced by Yamaha in 1998.<ref name=innovation-road /> Like its predecessor the [[Yamaha MU5]],<ref name=innovation-road /> the MU15 features a similar form-factor and micro-keys (for note input) to the [[Yamaha QY series]], but without any sequencing functions. It was designed with computer use in mind, and has a [[TO HOST port]] for connecting to a computer via serial, like the rest of the MU series.

The tone generator feature set is very similar to the [[Yamaha MU50]] (32 polyphony, 480 XG voices, 11 XG drumkits, 3 effect units). However, the MU15 manual makes no mention of a [[C/M mode]] or [[Disk Orchestra Collection]] mode, so it presumably lacks these features.

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==
* [https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/2/318082/MU15E.pdf Yamaha MU15 Owner's Manual]

== See also ==
* [[Yamaha MU10]] (similar portable XG sound module, but without controls or a screen)
* [[Yamaha QY70]] (similar portable XG device with more presets and a built-in sequencer, but no TG300B mode)
* [[Yamaha QY100]] (ditto)

[[Category:Yamaha MU series devices]]
[[Category:Yamaha XG devices]]
[[Category:TG300B mode devices]]