This manual covers the Yamaha DX11, an 8-note polyphonic keyboard synthesizer that can act as up to 8 independent instruments. Key features include 61-note velocity and pressure sensitivity, 128 preset and 32 user-programmable voice memories, and 32 user-programmable performance memories. The device supports FM synthesis using non-sinewave waveforms and includes two independent LFOs and eight vibrato generators.
| Keyboard | 61 keys C1—C6, velocity and pressure sensitive |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 8 notes |
| Memory | 128 ROM voice, 32 RAM voice, 32 RAM performance |
| Tone Generator | FM tone generator: 4 operator (8 wave) x 8 voice |
| Dimensions | 901 x 298 x 63 mm (35 1/2 x 11 3/4 x 21/2") |
| Weight | 7.0 kg (15 Ibs 6 ozs) |
The DX11 has 8-note polyphony, allowing it to play chords of up to 8 notes.
Yes, data can be stored on a RAM cartridge or cassette tape.
Yes, data is compatible with the TX81Z tone generator and the DX21/27/275/100 synthesizers.