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Compression
That's not actually the way lossless compression works. Just because it is a fixed ratio doesn't mean it is lossless. Both methods are undoubtaby lossy compression schemes and but with Yamaha the soudn developers can chooses the amount of compression or even if it gets used, but with Roland it's all compressed at the same ratio. I'd rather have the sound designer deiced than the chip .