The Yamaha TMX is a drum trigger module that uses
PCM
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samples. It was made in Japan in 1993. It is a 1U rackmountable unit that has a 40 X 2 LCD display.
Features
The unit has 12 analogue triggers for external drum pads to trigger or play the device.
Hardware
The unit features a H8/532 16 bit
digital-to-analog converter, MIDI interface, main signal and aux analogue out.
Editing
* volume gain
* pitch tuning
*stereo panning position
PCM Wavetable
245 samples, 16 bits.
Notable users
References
External links
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Drum machines