Talk:Yamaha MT-100

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I've still got my MT-100. It doesn't have a sequencer built-in, and I don't recall ever seeing one that did.

Perhaps the article suggests that the sequencer was in the user's synth, not in the MT-100. Another effect is to "bounce tracks" where a user may take two or three tracks and record them onto another track, freeing up the original tracks for additional content. --Soothsmith (talk) 02:48, 22 May 2009 (UTC)[reply]