Yamaha CP4 Stage, Owner'S Manual

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CP4 STAGE/CP40 STAGE Owner’s Manual
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Basic Operations & D
isplay Content
Basic Operations & Display Content
Cursor Types & Operations
The following two types of cursor are used on-screen to
highlight the current selection:

Arrow cursor
The arrow cursor ( R ) flashes to the left of the currently
selected item. You can move this cursor up, down, left,
and right, depending on the current screen, using the
[
u ], [ d ], [ l ], and [ r ] buttons.

Flashing cursor
On naming screens, the currently selected character will
itself flash on and off. You can move this cursor to the left
and right only using the [
l ] and [ r ] buttons.
[
u
], [
d
], [
l
], and [
r
] buttons
The [
u
], [
d
], [
l
], and [
r
] buttons can be used to move
the cursor in the corresponding direction on-screen. The
[
u
] and [
d
] buttons can also be used to display menu
items and to move between panes on screens containing
more than one.
Changing & Setting Values
Data Dial
The Data Dial can be turned clockwise to increase values
and vice-versa. In addition, when adjusting parameters
with a wide range of possible settings, you can turn the
Data Dial with the [SHIFT] button held down to increase
or decrease in units of 10.
[-1/NO] and [+1/YES] buttons
The [+1/YES] button increases the current setting by one
each time it is pressed; the [-1/NO] button decreases it. If
you hold down either button, the setting will change
continuously. In addition, when adjusting parameters with
a wide range of possible settings, you can press these
buttons with the [SHIFT] button held down to increase or
decrease accordingly in units of 10.
Part:MAIN Attack
Filter/EG + 5
Decay Release E
R + 0 + 0 U
Common
Name
Name E
[ C PCateg o ry]
Increase
setting
Decrease
setting
Decrease setting
by one
Increase setting
by one