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What is the XG Format?
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5th o January, 2009
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The Yamaha XG format announced in September 1994 was developed to expand and complement the already successful GM standard. XG is totally upwardly-compatible with GM while providing a vastly expanded voice set, voice editing capability, multiple effects, external inputs, and a number of other significant features that make it perfect for music and multimedia applications. XG promises greater musicality over the GM standard.
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