Yamaha RX11 Digital Rhythm Programmer Owner's Manual

About this manual

The Yamaha RX11 is a digital rhythm programmer that combines microcomputer control with PCM sound storage. It allows users to program virtually any type of rhythm pattern using digitally recorded percussion sounds indistinguishable from live instruments.

The document details how to operate the instrument buttons in real-time, select and edit specific voices for multi-function instruments like snares and bass drums, and manage patterns through various programming modes including Real-Time and Step-Write.

What's inside

• Introduction
• Control Panel
• Connections
• Precautions
• The Instruments
• Song Operations
• Pattern Operations
• Cartridge Operations
• Error Messages
• Specifications

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How do I select a different instrument voice for SD1?

Enter instrument select mode by holding down the green FUNCTION button while pressing the white INST-CHANGE button, then use +1/YES or -1/NO to scroll.

What is the Yamaha RX11 Digital Rhythm Programmer designed to do?

The RX11 allows you to program virtually any type of rhythm pattern required for your music using digitally recorded instrument sounds.

How many pre-programmed rhythm patterns are included with the unit?

The unit contains 37 factory-programmed rhythm patterns located in memory locations 00 through 36.

What specific precautions should be taken before turning on the RX11?

You must set the master volume control of your sound system to minimum before turning the RX11 on to prevent speaker damage.