Yamaha TG100 - Revision history

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	*'''G''' - General MIDI		*'''G''' - General MIDI
	*'''I''' - Internal: A 64-patch bank of editable RAM-based voices. By default it is the first 64 GM voices. Be warned, any presets saved to Internal are lost upon powering off the module, and must be dumped first.		*'''I''' - Internal: A 64-patch bank of editable RAM-based voices. By default it is the first 64 GM voices. Be warned, any presets saved to Internal are lost upon powering off the module, and must be dumped first.
	*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: ~~Compatibility mode with the Yamaha DRC-20/MDF2/DOM-30~~.		*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Bank of Disk Orchestra format sounds.
	*'''C''' - C/M: [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|Roland CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]]		*'''C''' - C/M: [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|Roland CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]]

	The module also features 3 modes labelled similarly (G for General MIDI, D for Disk Orchestra and C for CM-64), that are meant to be compatibility modes for data created for that hardware.		The module also features 3 modes labelled similarly (G for General MIDI, D for Disk Orchestra and C for CM-64), that are meant to be compatibility modes for data created for that hardware.

	~~There are all~~
	== Voice Editing ==		== Voice Editing ==
	While the actual voices themselves in the GM, Disk Orchestra and C/M voice banks are not actually editable outside of part-dependent filter parameters like any conventional GM module (Such as Attack, Release, Volume, Reverb, which you can edit by having the cursor on '''CH''' or the MIDI Channel and pressing '''Edit'''), voices in the Internal bank are.		While the actual voices themselves in the GM, Disk Orchestra and C/M voice banks are not actually editable outside of part-dependent filter parameters like any conventional GM module (Such as Attack, Release, Volume, Reverb, which you can edit by having the cursor on '''CH''' or the MIDI Channel and pressing '''Edit'''), voices in the Internal bank are.

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	By default, the Internal voice bank is a copy of the first 64 GM voices.		By default, the Internal voice bank is a copy of the first 64 GM voices.

	While internal voice editing is still very limited (and you can't really make your own sounds), here is what you can edit;		[[File:Yamaha-TG100-Editing-.gif\|right\|caption]] While internal voice editing is still very limited (and you can't really make your own sounds), here is what you can edit;

	* The levels for each of the 1-2 elements that make up a voice that you copy into the Internal bank.		* The levels for each of the 1-2 elements that make up a voice that you copy into the Internal bank.

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	The '''Yamaha TG100''' is a General MIDI sound module created by Yamaha in 1991, that uses the Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) PCM engine, and the first GM sound module released by Yamaha. It utilizes a non-backlit 1-line 16 character LCD for visual operation.		The '''Yamaha TG100''' is a General MIDI sound module created by Yamaha in 1991, that uses the Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) PCM engine, and the first GM sound module released by Yamaha. It utilizes a non-backlit 1-line 16 character LCD for visual operation.
	The Yamaha TG-100 features 4 Voice Banks (labelled '''BK'''~~, in between Channel / and Program Number~~):		The Yamaha TG-100 features 4 Voice Banks (labelled '''BK'''):
	*'''G''' - General MIDI		*'''G''' - General MIDI
			*'''I''' - Internal: A 64-patch bank of editable RAM-based voices. By default it is the first 64 GM voices. Be warned, any presets saved to Internal are lost upon powering off the module, and must be dumped first.
	*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with the Yamaha DRC-20/MDF2/DOM-30.		*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with the Yamaha DRC-20/MDF2/DOM-30.
	*'''C''' - C/M ~~Mode~~: ~~Compatibility mode with the~~ [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|Roland CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]].		*'''C''' - C/M: [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|Roland CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]]
	*'''I''' - Internal: A 64-patch bank of editable RAM-~~based voices. By default it is the first~~ 64 ~~GM voices. Be warned~~, ~~any presets saved~~ to ~~Internal are lost upon powering off the module, and must~~ be ~~dumped first~~.
			The module also features 3 modes labelled similarly (G for General MIDI, D for Disk Orchestra and C for CM-64), that are meant to be compatibility modes for data created for that hardware.

			There are all
	== Voice Editing ==		== Voice Editing ==
	While the actual voices themselves in the GM, Disk Orchestra and C/M voice banks are not actually editable outside of part-dependent filter parameters like any conventional GM module (Such as Attack, Release, Volume, Reverb, which you can edit by having the cursor on '''CH''' or the MIDI Channel and pressing '''Edit'''), voices in the Internal bank are.		While the actual voices themselves in the GM, Disk Orchestra and C/M voice banks are not actually editable outside of part-dependent filter parameters like any conventional GM module (Such as Attack, Release, Volume, Reverb, which you can edit by having the cursor on '''CH''' or the MIDI Channel and pressing '''Edit'''), voices in the Internal bank are.
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	=== Yamaha CBX-T3 ===		=== Yamaha CBX-T3 ===
	A display-less version of the Yamaha TG-100, matching its color and look to the MIDI controller; the Yamaha CBX-K3.		A display-less version of the Yamaha TG-100, matching its color and look to the MIDI controller; the Yamaha CBX-K3.

			==Oddities==
			* Despite having a part-dependent reverb setting, that even set to 0, certain parts of the drum kit still have reverb programmed into them. However, moving the Cursor to '''MD''' (Mode) and pressing edit allows you to edit the Reverb, in which you can turn down the reverb level to -40db, effectively disabling the reverb on the module. This is the only way to fully disable the set reverb.
			* The GM Drum Kits has no Bell Tree, Sleigh Bell, Slap, or High Q.
			* Electric Piano 2 in the General MIDI (Voice Bank G) is a chorused acoustic piano.

	==External Links==		==External Links==
	* [https://fr.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/1/317051/TG100E1.PDF Getting Started Manual]		* [https://fr.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/1/317051/TG100E1.PDF Getting Started Manual]
	* [https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF Reference Manual]		* [https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF Reference Manual]
			** [https://chrisarndt.de/files/yamaha/tg100/TG100%20-%20Authorized%20Product%20Manual-%20Complete.pdf OCR Scan of both Manuals]
	== References ==		== References ==
	<references />		<references />

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 The '''Yamaha TG100''' is a General MIDI sound module created by Yamaha in 1991, that uses the Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) PCM engine, and the first GM sound module released by Yamaha. It utilizes a non-backlit 1-line 16 character LCD for visual operation.
-The Yamaha TG-100 features 3 preset modes/mappings (labelled by a single character):
+The Yamaha TG-100 features 4 Voice Banks (labelled '''BK''', in between Channel / and Program Number):
 *'''G''' - General MIDI
 *'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with the Yamaha DRC-20/MDF2/DOM-30.
 *'''C''' - C/M Mode: Compatibility mode with the [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64|Roland CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32|MT-32]].
 == Variants  ==

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	The Yamaha TG100 is a General MIDI sound module created by Yamaha in 1991, that uses the Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) PCM engine, and the first GM sound module released by Yamaha. It utilizes a non-backlit 1-line 16 character LCD for visual operation.		The '''Yamaha TG100''' is a General MIDI sound module created by Yamaha in 1991, that uses the Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) PCM engine, and the first GM sound module released by Yamaha. It utilizes a non-backlit 1-line 16 character LCD for visual operation.
	The Yamaha TG-100 features 3 preset modes/mappings (labelled by a single character):		The Yamaha TG-100 features 3 preset modes/mappings (labelled by a single character):
	*'''G''' - General MIDI		*'''G''' - General MIDI

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	== References ==		== References ==
	<references />		<references />

			[[Category:General MIDI devices]]
			[[Category:Disk Orchestra devices]]
			[[Category:C/M mode devices]]

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	The Yamaha TG-100 features 3 preset modes/mappings (labelled by a single character):		The Yamaha TG-100 features 3 preset modes/mappings (labelled by a single character):
	*'''G''' - General MIDI		*'''G''' - General MIDI
	*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with Yamaha DRC-20, MDF2 or DOM-30.		*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with the Yamaha DRC-20/MDF2/DOM-30.
	*'''C''' - C/M Mode: Compatibility mode with the [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|Roland CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]].		*'''C''' - C/M Mode: Compatibility mode with the [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|Roland CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]].

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	*'''G''' - General MIDI		*'''G''' - General MIDI
	*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with Yamaha DRC-20, MDF2 or DOM-30.		*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with Yamaha DRC-20, MDF2 or DOM-30.
	*'''C''' - C/M Mode: Compatibility mode with the [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]].		*'''C''' - C/M Mode: Compatibility mode with the [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|Roland CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]].

	== Variants ==		== Variants ==

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	\| manufacturer = Yamaha		\| manufacturer = Yamaha
	\| releasedate = 1991		\| releasedate = 1991
	\| standards = [[General MIDI]]<ref name=tg100-om-specs />		\| standards = [[General MIDI]]<ref name=tg100-om-specs /><br>[[Disk Orchestra]]<ref name=tg100-om-specs /><br>[[C/M mode]]<ref name=tg100-om-specs />
	\| maxpoly = 28<ref name=tg100-om-specs />		\| maxpoly = 28<ref name=tg100-om-specs />
	\| numparts = 16 parts<ref name=tg100-om-specs />		\| numparts = 16 parts<ref name=tg100-om-specs />
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	*'''G''' - General MIDI		*'''G''' - General MIDI
	*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with Yamaha DRC-20, MDF2 or DOM-30.		*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with Yamaha DRC-20, MDF2 or DOM-30.
	*'''C''' - C/M: Compatibility mode with the [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]].		*'''C''' - C/M Mode: Compatibility mode with the [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]].

	== Variants ==		== Variants ==
	=== Yamaha CBX-T3 ===		=== Yamaha CBX-T3 ===
	A display-less version of the Yamaha TG-100, matching its color and look to the MIDI controller; the CBX-K3.		A display-less version of the Yamaha TG-100, matching its color and look to the MIDI controller; the Yamaha CBX-K3.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	{{Infobox module		{{Infobox module
	\| name = Yamaha TG100		\| name = Yamaha TG100
	\| image = [[File:Yamaha-TG100-Front.jpg\|300px]]		\| image = [[File:Yamaha-TG100-Front.jpg\|300px]]
	\| dimensions = 220 × 196.5 ~~× 40.6~~<ref name=tg100-om-specs>~~[https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF~~ Yamaha TG100 ~~Owner's~~ Manual]</ref>		\| dimensions = 220 × 40.6 × 196.5<ref name=tg100-om-specs> Yamaha TG100 Reference Manual</ref>
	\| rackunits = ~~<1U~~, half-width		\| rackunits = 0.91U, half-width
	\| weight = 1kg<ref name=tg100-om-specs />		\| weight = 1kg<ref name=tg100-om-specs />
	\| type = AWM/PCM editable sound module		\| type = AWM/PCM editable sound module
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	}}		}}

	The Yamaha TG100 is a General MIDI sound module created by Yamaha in 1991, that ~~utilizes~~ the Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) PCM engine, and the first GM module released by Yamaha.		The Yamaha TG100 is a General MIDI sound module created by Yamaha in 1991, that uses the Advanced Wave Memory (AWM) PCM engine, and the first GM sound module released by Yamaha. It utilizes a non-backlit 1-line 16 character LCD for visual operation.
			The Yamaha TG-100 features 3 preset modes/mappings (labelled by a single character):
			*'''G''' - General MIDI
			*'''D''' - Disk Orchestra: Compatibility mode with Yamaha DRC-20, MDF2 or DOM-30.
			*'''C''' - C/M: Compatibility mode with the [[Roland_CM_series#Roland_CM-64\|CM-64]]/CM-32/[[Roland MT-32\|MT-32]].

			== Variants ==
			=== Yamaha CBX-T3 ===
			A display-less version of the Yamaha TG-100, matching its color and look to the MIDI controller; the CBX-K3.

			==External Links==
			* [https://fr.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/1/317051/TG100E1.PDF Getting Started Manual]
			* [https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/317087/TG100E2.PDF Reference Manual]
	== References ==		== References ==
	<references />		<references />