This manual provides instructions for the Yamaha PortaTone PS-6100, an electronic keyboard featuring FM digital synthesis technology. It details the instrument's major features, including three voice groups (Solo, Upper Orchestra, Lower Orchestra) and touch response control.
The guide covers various functions such as using the built-in Custom Drummer with 21 percussion sounds, accessing rhythmic accompaniment patterns like Hard Rock and Polka, and utilizing the 4-track Music Programmer. It also explains how to use the Transposer, Memory system, Tape interface, and MIDI connections.
| Synthesis Technology | FM digital synthesis technology |
|---|---|
| Voice Groups | 3 voice groups (Solo, Upper Orchestra, Lower Orchestra) |
| Touch Response | Yes for Solo voices |
| Custom Drummer Sounds | 21 types of percussion instrument sounds |
| Preset Rhythm Patterns | 64 preset rhythm patterns |
| User Programmable Rhythms | 2 rhythms |
| Music Programmer Tracks | 4track |
| MIDI Interface | Built-in MIDI jacks |
The instrument uses FM digital synthesis technology, which was previously found in Yamaha's DX synthesizers.
The Custom Drummer features 21 types of percussion instrument sounds.
Yes, the built-in 4-track Music Programmer enables you to record your performances.
Yes, it has built-in MIDI jacks that allow connection with other MIDI instruments or a home computer.