BM30

BM30 refers to a series of digital synthesizers developed by Yamaha. These instruments, primarily the Yamaha RM50 and its successors, are known for their ability to produce a wide range of sounds through a combination of synthesis methods. The RM50, released in the late 1980s, utilized FM synthesis alongside a sample-playback engine. This allowed for the creation of both classic FM tones and more realistic instrument sounds.

The BM30 series was characterized by its extensive sound editing capabilities, offering users a deep level of control over waveform generation, filtering, and effects. These synthesizers found favor with musicians and sound designers for their versatility, finding applications in various genres of music, from pop and electronic to film scoring. Later iterations often refined the user interface and expanded the sound palette. While not as widely recognized as some of Yamaha's other synthesizer lines, the BM30 series represents a significant chapter in Yamaha's history of digital sound creation, showcasing their innovation in blending different synthesis technologies.