Yamaha DX100 Owner's Manual page 7

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1.
DX100
Voice
Memory
Configuration
The DX1 00
has three
different voice
memories which
serve
different
purposes. They
are:
The
24-voice
INTERNAL memory.
This voice
memory
is
used
for
quick
selection of voices
for
performance, and
it
is
to this
memory
that original
voices
you have
edited or
programmed
are
initially
stored. Cassette
LOAD
and
STORE
operations
are also carried out
to
and
from the
24-voice
INTERNAL
memory.
Voices from
the
192-voice
PRESET memory may
also be stored
in
the
INTERNAL
memory.
The
96-voice
BANK
memory
(4
BANKS
x
24 voices
each).
The
BANK
memory
incorporates four 24-voice
BANKS-A,
B,
C
and
D.
The
BANK
is
most
useful
for storing
groups
of voices
you have
arranged
for specific purposes.
The
different
banks
may
be
programmed
with
different
voice groups you need
for
different "sets"
in
a
performance,
or
you
can
categorize your voices
into
BANKs
(i.e.
piano-type voices
in
one
bank, brass
in
another,
etc.), or
any combination you
like.
The
BANK
can be loaded with
voices from
the
PRESET memory
(described
below)
or
from
the
INTERNAL memory
using the EDIT
BANK
function.
The
192-voice
PRESET
memory.
This
is
a read-only
memory
which
contains
192
FM
voices.
These
are organized
into
two
groups
of
96
voices each.
The
first
group
is
accessible
in
the
NORMAL