This document introduces the features and characteristics of Yamaha's new entry-level synthesizers MX49 and MX61, including the tone generation system, virtual circuitry modeling technology, polyphony and sound library.
The Yamaha MX49 and MX61 are entry‑level synthesizers that share the MOTIF sound engine, offering over 1,000 preset voices, 128‑voice polyphony and a range of performance‑oriented functions. Integrated USB audio/MIDI and AUX IN connections let the keyboards act as both a tone generator and an audio interface for computer‑based music production.
The guide also covers the Performance mode (up to 16 parts, part‑select, rhythm patterns and arpeggiators), the Easy Sounds sound‑set, and includes an artist interview, tips for programming kits, and information on the included Cubase AI software.
| Polyphony | 128 voices |
|---|---|
| Preset Voices | more than 1,000 |
| USB Audio/MIDI Interface | Integrated USB audio/MIDI |
| AUX IN | Audio input for external sources |
| Performance Parts | up to 16 parts |
| Rhythm Patterns | 208 patterns |
| Arpeggiators | 2 independent arpeggiators |
| User Arpeggios | 200 |
The MX49/MX61 provides 128 voices of polyphony.
It has an integrated USB audio/MIDI interface and an AUX IN audio input.
The keyboard includes 208 rhythm patterns.
Yes, its Performance mode supports up to 16 parts for multi‑timbral use.