Yamaha QY300 Music Sequencer Rhythm Box

Here is a Yamaha QY300 from the mid-late 1990’s. It is a portable music sequencer and synthesizer originally released in 1994. It was designed to be a powerful and portable music production tool for musicians on the go. It has been used by a variety of artists, including the likes of Bjork, The Prodigy, and The Chemical Brothers. The Yamaha QY300 is a powerful sequencer and synthesizer that allows users to create and edit music on the go. It features a 16-track sequencer, a built-in synthesizer, and a variety of effects. It also has a built-in drum machine and a variety of rhythm patterns. Additionally, it has a built-in MIDI interface, allowing users to connect to other MIDI devices. The Yamaha QY300 also has a built-in LCD display, allowing users to easily view and edit their music. This unit powers up and appears to work as it should, however, every function/feature has not been tested. There is a crack on the left side that does not affect functionality. See photos. A non-original power supply which works fine is included. SEQUENCER SECTION Songs: 16 ‘Music’ Tracks, plus Pattern, Chord and Tempo Tracks. Patterns: 8 Tracks. Phrases: 1 Track. 10 Songs: 53,000 note capacity. 100 Styles x 8 Sections = 800 Patterns. Chaining of up to ten songs. 28 Preset Chords. 96 pulses per quarter note tempo resolution. 64‑note polyphony. Realtime, Step, Punch‑In and Step Insert recording modes. 3093 Preset Phrases: 865 Drum phrases. 290 Percussion phrases. 582 Bass phrases. 412 Guitar Chord phrases. 117 Guitar Riff phrases. 655 Keyboard Chord phrases. 172 Keyboard Riff phrases. 100 User Phrases. TONE GENERATOR SECTION AWM (Sample & Synthesis) synthesizer. 128 preset voices. 8 drum kits (compliant with General MIDI System Level 1). 28‑note polyphonic. Songs: 24‑part multitimbral (16 sequence parts plus 8 pattern parts). Patterns: 8‑part multitimbral. Phrases: monotimbral. REVERB EFFECTS Hall Room Plate Echo