Yamaha SY-35, Getting Started Manual

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CONTENTS
Getting Started Manual
Precautions............................................................3
About the Manuals.................................................5
The Getting Started Manual ..............................5
Icons.................................................................6
The Feature Reference Manual..........................7
The Controls & Connectors ..................................8
Front Panel .......................................................8
Rear Panel.......................................................1 2
1. Setting Up Your System ..................................1 4
Connections ....................................................1 4
Power-on Procedure........................................1 4
Play the Demo ................................................1 5
2. Selecting And Playing Voices ..........................1 6
Play the Presets ...............................................1 6
The PRESET, INTERNAL, and CARD
Voice Memories...........................................1 9
Overlapping Voice Selection...........................2 0
3. Vectors ...........................................................2 1
Manual Vector Control ...................................2 1
How the VECTOR CONTROL Works..............2 2
Advanced Control: Dynamic Vectors ..............2 4
Try Out the SE*Elect Dynamic Vector ...........24
Recording An Original Dynamic Vector .........2 5
Store Your Voice & Vector
In INTERNAL Memory...............................2 8
For More Detailed Vector Control … ..............3 0
4. Instant Voice Programming............................ 3 1
For Serious Voice Editing ….......................... 3 3
5. The Multi Mode ............................................. 3 4
Try Out the Preset Multi Setups...................... 3 4
When You Want To Create an Original
Multi …....................................................... 3 7
The INTERNAL and CARD Memories........... 3 7
Multi Polyphony & Dynamic Voice
Allocation ................................................... 3 7
Using the [STORE] Key to Store Voices and
Multi Setups in INTERNAL or
CARD Memory ........................................... 3 8
Conclusion ..................................................... 4 0
Glossary .............................................................. 4 1
Index .................................................................. 4 4