Yamaha Music News

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Yamaha Music NewsMakersYamaha Launches New DM5 Digital Mixing Consoles and R Series Utility I/O Devices HAMAMATSU, Japan ― Yamaha announces its new DM5 series of professional digital mixers, alongside a lineup of new utility I/O devices, devised with the concept of forward thinking - helping users to not only build systems

September 10

Yamaha Music NewsMakersDigital Piano TORCH T01 and TransAcoustic™ Guitar TAG 3C/TAS 3C Win Prestigious Red Dot Award: Product Design 2026 Hamamatsu, Japan ― Yamaha Corporation announces that the digital piano TORCH T01 and the TransAcoustic™ guitar TAG3 C and TAS3 C have won the “Red Dot Award: Product Design 2026”.

April 24

Yamaha Music NewsMakers2nd Generation of Guitars Featuring TransAcoustic™ Technology Expanded with New Lineup Yamaha TransAcoustic Guitar TAG1 C, TAS1 C, TAG1E, and TAS1E 2nd Generation of Guitars Featuring TransAcoustic™ Technology Expanded with New Lineup

April 17

Yamaha Music NewsMakersYamaha Launches “Guitar Tuner” and “METRONOME” Apps − Designed to engage with players and enrich the instrument-playing experience − − Designed to engage with players and enrich the instrument-playing experience − - News Releases - Yamaha Corporation

April 16

Yamaha Music NewsMakersYamaha Music India Appoints World-Renowned Composer A.R. Rahman as Brand Ambassador The partnership aims to extend the reach of music and support India’s next generation of musicians.

March 23

XLR is a magazine, a radar and a diary about music gear and the making of music — for the people who make records and put on shows, wherever they do it.

The name is the three-pin connector that every signal in the business passes through: the microphone on stage and in the booth, the line to the desk, the DMX cable that runs the lights. Studio, stage and lighting rig share it, and so does this magazine. Every few hours XLR collects what the makers shipped, what the reviewers heard, what the studios and the touring crews are doing, which producers and collectives are surfacing and what they are saying — synths and modular, plugins and DAWs, guitars and drums, microphones, monitors, PA and lights, the rooms and the people — from a few hundred sources in English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese and more, then plots what is moving. The editor writes a letter every few days. Nothing is sold here; when a link leads to a shop, that is the maker's shop, not ours.