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Revision as of 22:27, 27 August 2024
Welcome to the DTM Wiki!
About
The goal of this wiki is to document old MIDI devices intended for computer musicians (in Japanese: DTMers), especially the Roland Sound Canvas series, Yamaha XG devices, and so on.
This wiki is a project of the DTM MIDI Central Discord server. There is a discussion channel for the wiki there. The admin of the wiki is hikari_no_yume, who is not one of the Discord server moderators.
This wiki is still in its extremely early stages, so a lot is yet to be worked out and things may change rapidly. Please be patient!
Content
Help pages: Power supplies ・ GM–GS–XG quick reference ・ Replacing Batteries
Standards: General MIDI (devices) ・ Roland GS (devices) ・ Yamaha XG (devices)
Device series: Roland Sound Canvas (devices) ・ Roland JV series ・ Alesis QuadraSynth
Software: TMIDI Player
Credits
The DTM Wiki Logo was dreamed up by .now.its.dark. (the favicon version was pixelled by hikari_no_yume).
