Introducing The Xgworks Plug-In System - Yamaha MU100 Owner's Manual

Introducing the XGworks Plug-in System

XGworks plug-ins are series of software plug-ins that allows you to expand the
features of the XGworks/XGworks lite software applications. XGworks/
XGworks lite gives you the power to easily create music that you may never
have dreamed possible.
The CD-ROM that comes with the MU100 contains several different
XGworks plug-ins.
VL Visual Editor
This application allows you to create, edit and save voices generated on
PLG100-VL. The features of this plug-in allow you to intuitively edit
and compose complex musical passages with ease.
VH Effect Editor
Installing this plug-in on your personal computer allows you to graphi-
cally manage and control all of the settings of the PLG100-VH. The
windowing environment allows you to easily enter values into the
XGworks List Window using drag-and-drop commands. The application
includes a special list window for specifying settings in the Chordal
Mode.
DX Easy Editor
This application is a great tool for changing the part parameters of the op-
tional PLG100-DX plug-in board. Use the DX Easy Editor to edit all of the
part parameters for the XG as well as the exclusive, "native" parameters of
the PLG100-DX. The application allows you to save your changes and pa-
rameter edits either as a "song event" or a DX parameter file.
DX Simulator
Use your mouse to manipulate all of the settings of the DX7's front
panel display. You can fully edit custom voices as well as view param-
eters on the edit list just like on the DX7. The DX Simulator provides
multiple options for saving your edited voices including bulk data or file
formats.
These plug-ins are designed to be used with the XGworks/XGworks lite
software applications.
For instructions on how to install any of the optional XGworks plug-ins,
please refer to the manual titled "XGtools Setup Guide". For details on func-
tions and features of a specific plug-in application, please refer to the online
help of that application.
Installing the Optional XG Plug-in System
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