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APPENDIX

Voice Number I88 DR:Kit: Drum-set Voice

Key

C1 BD1

HH Open

Gong

HH Close

Shaker

Cowbell 1

Claps

Tom 4

SD 3

Rimshot

Tom 3

SD 2

Tom 2

Tom 1

CrossStick

BD3

BD2

E.Tom 4

E.Tom 3

E.Tom 2

E.Tom 1

Analog HH Open

SD1

Analog HH Close

Wave Name Key

C 3

D 3

F 3

G 3

B3
C4

C 4

E4
F4

F 4

A 4

Wave Name

CrashCymbal
Splash

Cup

Ride
Low Conga

High Conga
Mute Conga
HumanAtackLow
HumanAtackHigh

LowTimbale

HighTimbale

Tambourine

FingerSnap

Claves

Low Agogo
High Agogo
Low Cuica
High Cuica
LowWhistle
HighWhistle
Bamboo

Bottle

Cowbell 2
MetalCrash

Key

C 5

D 5

G 5

A 5

B5
C6

Wave Name

SD4

LowScrateh

SD5

HighScratch

ReverseCymbal

Slam1
Coin

Slam 2
BottleOpen
LowTimpani

Cracker
HighTimpani
MetalHit

Summary of Contents for SY-35

Page 1: ...AUTHORIZED PRODUCT MANUAL MUSIC SYNTHESIZER YAMAHA...

Page 2: ...YAMAHA MUSIC SYNTHESIZER...

Page 3: ...e brings AWM and FM waveforms together Vector control for 2 axis control of element level and detuning Dynamic level and detune vectors can be recorded easily in real time 128 preset AWM waveforms and...

Page 4: ...OL Works Advanced Control Dynamic Vectors Try Out the SE Elect Dynamic Vector Recording An Original Dynamic Vector Store Your Voice Vector In INTERNAL Memory For More Detailed Vector Control 3 5 5 6 7...

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Page 7: ...les by gripping the connector not the cord 6 CLEAN WITH A SOFT DRY CLOTH Never use solvents such as benzine or thinner to clean the unit Wipe clean with a soft dry cloth 7 ALWAYS USE THE CORRECTPOWER...

Page 8: ...age For even greater secu rity memory card data can be lost due to battery failure accidental erasure etc save your data to floppy disk via a MIDI data filer unit such as the Yamaha MDF2 Have the back...

Page 9: ...Page 16 Selecting and playing voices from the PRESET INTERNAL and CARD voice banks 3 Vectors Page 21 Using and understanding manual and dynamic vectors 4 Instant Voice Programming Page 31 The fast wa...

Page 10: ...hat may occur due to improper operation or set up This icon marks information that you must read i e important steps or procedures that are essential for proper efficient or easy operation IMPORTANT T...

Page 11: ...ILITY SETUP Page 39 7 UTILITY RECALL Page 47 8 UTILITY MIDI Page 51 Once you have become familiar with the way the SY35 works by going through the Getting Started manual you should only need to refer...

Page 12: ...l allows smooth upward and downward pitch bends MODULATION Wheel Can be assigned to apply pitch and or amplitude modulation for a range of expressive effects Keyboard The SY35 keyboard is both velocit...

Page 13: ...er to parameter in many of the SY35 editing functions 1 NO and 1 YES Keys Can be used to select voices and multi setups and are used to edit parameter values in any of the SY35 edit modes Either key c...

Page 14: ...one of the element edit modes Liquid Crystal Display Panel This 16 character x 2 line backlit liquid crystal display panel shows the selected voice or multi play setup name in the voice or multi play...

Page 15: ...abels below the keys NUMBER MULTI PART SELECT And Element Control Keys In the VOICE PLAY or MULTI PLAY mode these keys 1 through 8 are used to select the number of the voice or multi play setup to be...

Page 16: ...not attempt to use a different AC adaptor to power the SY35 The use of an incompatible adaptor may cause irreparable dam age to the SY35 and might pose a serious shock hazard PHONES Jack OUTPUT R and...

Page 17: ...and THRU Connectors The MIDI IN connector receives the data from a sequencer or other MIDI con troller which is to control the SY35 The MIDI THRU connector simply re transmits the data received at the...

Page 18: ...not there s actually a right way to turn on a sound system that will minimize the possibility of damage to the equipment and your ears Make sure your sound system s volume control and the SY35 volume...

Page 19: ...ES to Start the Demo Press the 1 YES key to start demo playback No to Stop will appear on the LCD display The demonstration will play continuously 1 NO to Stop the Demo Press the 1 NO key when you wan...

Page 20: ...d playing some of the pre set voices Select the Voice Play Mode If the MODE VOICE key indicator is lit then the Voice Play mode is already selected and you can go directly to the next step If it isn t...

Page 21: ...k 4 number 7 the displays should look something like this To select a different number within the same bank it is only necessary to press the appropriate NUMBER key In the same way to select the same...

Page 22: ...ync SL Power SL Whstl SL 2VCO SL Fat SL AnaSy OR Tango OR Paris OR Rock1 OR Rock2 OR Rock3 OR Cat OR Big OR Combo No 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 Voice Name BR Punch BR Power BR Fat...

Page 23: ...set so you can set it and leave it at any position that produces the desired modulation effect The MODULATION wheel can control both pitch and amplitude modulation and the the type of modulation appli...

Page 24: ...ds An MCD32 Memory Card allows storage of up to 64 voices An MCD64 Memory Card holds two banks of 64 voices each a total of 128 voices per card The CARD voice memory is represented on the display by t...

Page 25: ...e preceding section if you don t know how to select the Voice Play mode turn the Vector Play mode ON by pressing the VECTOR PLAY ON OFF key so that either the LEVEL or DETUNE indicator lights then pre...

Page 26: ...UNE vector control as you play P68WN Orch I74 ME Grand I78 ME Memry How the VECTOR CONTROL Works SY35 voices can have either a 2 element or 4 element configuration Each element is actually an independ...

Page 27: ...nce manual page 17 The VECTOR CONTROL can be used to control the relative amount of either level or detune between the elements of the voice along the vertical axis only if a 2 element voice is select...

Page 28: ...ndicator is lit dynamic vectors operate only when the VECTOR PLAY mode is OFF i e when both the VECTOR PLAY LEVEL and DETUNE indicators are out Before we dive in and record an original dynamic vector...

Page 29: ...el for this particular combination of elements VECTOR CONTROL Recording An Original Dynamic Vector Now we ll go ahead and record an original dynamic level vector for the SP Bell voice Select the VOICE...

Page 30: ...Vectors are recorded by sampling the position of the VECTOR CONTROL at evenly spaced steps The Vector Rate function allows you to set the time between each sample step Quite logi cally short vector r...

Page 31: ...D will light CURSOR At this point the VECTOR CONTROL will be active in the level control mode and you can rehearse the level vector you are about to record Select REC Move the cursor to the REC parame...

Page 32: ...ector dynamic detune vectors can be recorded in exactly the same way using the DETUNE SPEED and DETUNE REC functions which are also accessible in the VOICE VECTOR edit mode see the Feature Reference m...

Page 33: ...he VOICE PLAY mode however the SY35 will ask you whether you want to store the voice you have just edited into one of the INTERNAL memory locations MODE You can skip this step and go straight to the V...

Page 34: ...eration of the STORE key is de scribed on page 10 For More Detailed Vector Control You now have a edited version of SP Bell featuring your own original dynamic level vector You could use the VOICE COM...

Page 35: ...mode to serve as a platform for your new voice ST Arcol P41 is a good choice to start with Select the VOICE COMMON Edit Mode Select the VOICE COMMON edit mode by pressing the EDIT UTILITY key and then...

Page 36: ...note that the RANDOM ELEMENT function only re places the element waveforms in the voice you started with so unless you go into further programming the voice you choose as your platform will determine...

Page 37: ...actual programming indeed If you do want to get deep into the details and fine tune your voices until they are perfect please take the time to read through the Feature Reference manual In it each edi...

Page 38: ...urrently selected Multi setup is shown on the upper line of the display while the numbers of the individual voices assigned to the Multi setup are shown on the lower dis play line four at a time You c...

Page 39: ...ng the SY35 s OrchestraBrass and Strings voices simultaneously This is a layered multi since the two voices are played simultaneously over the entire range of the keyboard Select and Play the Wb Piano...

Page 40: ...6 27 28 MULTI Name SyncLead SuperSaw BellPad SunBeam WideDcy AnaPad1 AnaPad2 AnaPad3 FatBrass HyuhPad Reggae Mikado Prologue Epilogue SolidSet RytmSec Type Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer La...

Page 41: ...area into which you can store up to 16 Multi setups that you create in the MULTI EDIT mode or load from an exter nal memory card Initially the INTERNAL MULTI memory con tains 16 factory programmed Mul...

Page 42: ...by pressing the STORE key while in the VOICE play mode Likewise the selected Multi setup see the fol lowing section can be stored to a different INTERNAL or CARD memory loca tion by pressing the STORE...

Page 43: ...properly formatted MCD32 or MCD64 memory card must be inserted in the rear panel CARD slot See page 42 of the Feature Reference manual for card formatting instructions The card s WRITE PROTECT switch...

Page 44: ...anual vector control how to record dynamic vectors and store the results in memory how to quickly create new voices and how to use the multi mode When you get the urge to go further please take the ti...

Page 45: ...t of a voice In the SY35 each voice can have two or four ele ments Each element is actually an independent waveform so you could have a 4 element voice that is made up of a piano element a brass eleme...

Page 46: ...MIDI control each voice receives on a different MIDI channel number allowing multi to be handled as multiple tone generators by the controlling sequencer or computer Multis also allow a number of par...

Page 47: ...played therefore the term velocity response A synthesizer that has velocity response lets the player produce expressive dynamics and timbre variations according to the way he or she plays the keys Al...

Page 48: ...conectors Modulation wheel Multi key Multi list Multi play mode Multi polyphony L M N Number multi part select keys E Edit utility compare key Element envelope edit mode Element parameter Element tone...

Page 49: ...n jack Vector control Vector play keys Vector rate Vectors Voice categories Voice common edit mode Voice key Voice list Voice play mode Voice vector edit mode Volume control R S v 31 28 10 38 13 8 21...

Page 50: ...YAMAHA WAVEFORM LIST AWM WAVEFORM LIST FM WAVEFORM LIST...

Page 51: ...YAMAHA EDIT REFERENCE...

Page 52: ...YAMAHA MUSIC SYNTHESIZER...

Page 53: ...please try to eliminate the problem by using one of Ihc following measures Relocate either this product or the device that is being affected by the interference Utilize power outlets that arc on diff...

Page 54: ...ended NOTICE Service charges incurred due to lack of knowl edge relating to how a function or effect works when the unit is operating as designed are not covered by the manu facturer s warranty and ar...

Page 55: ...Rate RELEASE RATE LEVEL SCALING RATE SCALING MULTI NAME EFFECT Type Depth 3 5 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 9 11 11 11 13 13 13 15 17 19 19 20 20 20 21 21 22 25 27 28 28 28 29 29 29 30 30 31 33 35 35 35 36 36 37 37...

Page 56: ...ITY SETUP Page 39 7 UTILITY RECALL Page 47 8 UTILITY MIDI Page 51 We recommend that you start by going through the Getting Started manual in order to become familiar with the SY35 and the way it works...

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Page 59: ...ole Detailed programming of individual elements is provided by the ELEMENT TONE and ELEMENT ENVELOPE edit modes NAME CONFIGURATION EFFECT Type Depth PITCH BEND WHEEL Amplitude Pitch Modulation AFTER T...

Page 60: ...can be selected in sequence by pressing the VOICE COMMON key or by using the 1 NO and 1 YES keys when the cursor is located immediately before the function name on the upper display line The COMPARE...

Page 61: ...selecting characters scrolling will pause at the beginning of each character group capitals lower case numbers and symbols Summary Selects the two element A B or four element A B C D voice configurat...

Page 62: ...or to the lower display line Use the 1 NO and 1 YES keys to select the desired pitch bend range This range may be more limited in some cases An exclamation mark will appear after the range value when...

Page 63: ...ents a semitone A setting of 0 pro duces no pitch bend A setting of 12 allows a maximum upward pitch bend of one octave while a setting of 4 allows a maximum downward pitch bend of a major third When...

Page 64: ...the 1 YES key to generate random values of the select type A new set of random values is generated each time the 1 YES key is pressed while the cursor is in this position Pressing the 1 NO returns the...

Page 65: ...dit mode allows recording and fine editing of dynamic level and detune vectors LEVEL SPEED Vector Rate LEVELRECORD LEVEL EDIT Step X axis Y axis Time DETUNE SPEED Vector Rate DETUNE RECORD DETUNE EDIT...

Page 66: ...ons can be selected in sequence by pressing the VOICE VECTOR key or by using the 1 NO and 1 YES keys when the cursor is located immediately before the function name on the upper display line The COMPA...

Page 67: ...ows recording of a dynamic level vector Settings STBY REC PLAY Procedure Use the cursor keys to place the underline cursor under STBY The vec tor control LEVEL mode will be automatically selected and...

Page 68: ...lement while a setting of 31 places it as far as possible toward the C element The Y A B axis values work in the same way a setting of 31 places the step as far as possible toward the B element while...

Page 69: ...the key board When you release the key or when all 50 steps have been recorded See DETUNE SPEED above recording will end and the cur sor will move to the PLAY position You can now play the keyboard t...

Page 70: ...ing of 0 places the step at center position Summary Multiplies the vector rate setting of the current detune vector step only Also allows vectors to be looped or ended at the current step Settings 1 2...

Page 71: ...C and D in a 4 element voice WAVE TYPE ELEMENT COPY FREQUENCY SHIFT VOLUME PAN VELOCITY SENSITIVITY AFTER TOUCH SENSITIVITY TONE FM Elements B and D Only LFO Low Frequency Oscillator AM Depth PM Depth...

Page 72: ...it Mode Functions The various ELEMENT TONE edit mode func tions can be selected in sequence by pressing the ELEMENT TONE key or by using the 1 NO and 1 YES keys when the cursor is located immediately...

Page 73: ...D The SY35 has 128 preset AWM waves 0 127 and 256 preset FM waves 0 255 AWM WAVEFORM LIST AWM Waveform Category Descriptions Piano Organ Brass Wood Gtr Bass Str Vocal Perc Piano clavi and other decay...

Page 74: ...OSC3 Vibes marimba bells and other percussion sounds Sustained lead synth sounds Synth sounds that vary with time Decay type synth sounds A range of sound effect type synth sounds Sine sawtooth and ot...

Page 75: ...operation has finished Details In this display the source bank and num ber parameters are shown in the standard SY35 voice number format P12 for example is pre set bank 1 number 2 135 is internal bank...

Page 76: ...e available corre sponding to left left center center right center and right Interesting stereo effects can be produced by placing the output from different elements at dif ferent locations in the ste...

Page 77: ...after touch pressure Minus settings produce the opposite effect lower level in response to higher pressure A setting of 0 results in no level variation 0 No response 1 Narrow change between medium hig...

Page 78: ...is applied automatically when these parameters are off Summary Determines the maximum amount of pitch modulation that can be applied to the selected element by the modulation wheel or keyboard after...

Page 79: ...Dly parameter Use the 1 NO and 1 YES keys to set the desired LFO delay Details The minimum setting 0 results in no delay while the maximum setting of 99 pro duces maximum delay before the LFO begins...

Page 80: ...ELEMENT TONE 24...

Page 81: ...detailed programming of the amplitude envelopes for each element in the selected voice 25 27 28 28 28 29 29 29 30 30 31 TYPE ENVELOPE COPY DELAY Delay Rate ON OFF INITIAL LEVEL ATTACK Level Rate DECAY...

Page 82: ...ress ing the ELEMENT ENVELOPE key or by using the 1 NO and 1 YES keys when the Different elements can be selected for editing by pressing the appropriate ELEMENT SELECT key A B C or D If a 2 element v...

Page 83: ...wave selected for the current element is used For example if the current uses a guitar wave corresponding guitar envelope will be selected When PIANO GUITAR PLUCK BRASS STRINGS or ORGAN is selected a...

Page 84: ...sor to the Rate parameter Use Procedure Use the and cursor keys to the 1 NO and 1 YES keys to select the desired delay rate Press the cursor key one more time to move to the on off mode parameter and...

Page 85: ...function for a complete envelope diagram A rate setting of 0 produces the slowest attack and a setting of 99 produces the fastest attack A level setting of 0 produces the lowest attack level while a s...

Page 86: ...produces the fastest release Please note that the release note may be biased by the ENVELOPE Release Rate parameter in the VOICE COMMON edit mode Summary Determines how the level of the current eleme...

Page 87: ...keys to set the desired rate scal ingcurve Details Many acoustic instruments do not produce uniform note length throughout their pitch range This results in a rate curve that can be simulated by appr...

Page 88: ...ELEMENT ENVELOPE 32...

Page 89: ...sequence recorder or other controller If a number of these channel voice parts are assigned to the MIDI transmit channel of the SY35 they can all be played simultaneously from the SY35 keyboard Indiv...

Page 90: ...Performance Note No 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 MULTI Name Orchstra BigBand SuperCIv PianoStr VoiceBs FullBrs PanLead Str Cho Type Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer Comments Big orchestra B...

Page 91: ...al effects and sets the depth of the selected effect for the cur rent multi play setup Settings Effect type RevHall Rev Room RevPlate Rev Club Rev Metal Delay 1 Delay 2 Delay 3 Doubler Ping Pong Pan R...

Page 92: ...to the desired multi playpart Use the cursor key to move the cursor to the lower display line The 1 NO and 1 YES keys are used to select the desired MIDI chan nel or turn MIDI reception for that part...

Page 93: ...board Details The Detune function allows different parts in a multi play setup to be slightly detuned in relation to each other thereby thickening the overall sound Detuning occurs in 3 or 4 cent step...

Page 94: ...keys to select the desired degree of note shift Details A setting of 12 for example shifts the pitch of the selected voice down by one octave a setting of 4 shifts the pitch up by a major third The m...

Page 95: ...ss to a range of basic utility functions that are essential for general operation of the SY35 MASTER TUNE TRANSPOSE MEMORY CARD Save Load Format Bank VOICE INITIALIZE MULTI INITIALIZE MEMORY PROTECT I...

Page 96: ...functions can be selected in sequence by pressing the UTILITY SETUP key or by using the 1 NO and 1 YES keys when the cursor located immediately before the function name on the upper display line is F...

Page 97: ...poses down by one octave a setting of 4 transposes up by a major third key to move the cursor to MEMORY CARD Save Load Format Bank Save Summary Saves all internal voice and multi play data to a memor...

Page 98: ...ed data Format Summary Formats MCD64 or MCD32 Memory Cards so that they can be used by the SY35 to save and load voice and multi play data Settings FORMAT Procedure Use the key to move the cursor to t...

Page 99: ...he voice parameters are initialized to the following values key INITIAL VOICE COMMON VOICE NAME CONFIGURATION EFFECT Dep PITCH BEND WHEEL AM PM AM PM Pit Lev AR RR AFTER TOUCH ENVELOPE VECTOR VECTOR L...

Page 100: ...press the Are you sure will appear on the lower line of the display Press the 1 YES to initialize or 1 NO to cancel the initialize operation Completed will appear briefly when the initialization is f...

Page 101: ...internal memory protect function is turned OFF before using this function see MEMORY PROTECT above From the initial SU FACTORY V M dis play press appear on the display Press the 1 YES key if you want...

Page 102: ...UTILITY SETUP 46...

Page 103: ...whether the VOICE or MULTI play mode is selected when the RECALL function is called RECALL makes it possible to recover a voice or multi play setup that has been lost through failure to store the voic...

Page 104: ...Selecting the UTILITY RECALL Mode From the VOICE or MULTI mode From another edit or utility mode simply press UTILITY RECALL A U will appear on the LED display to indi cate that a utility mode has be...

Page 105: ...de while RECALL MULTI function is selected if called from the MULTI play mode Are you sure appears on the lower display line Press the 1 YES key to recall or 1 NO to cancel the recall operation Detail...

Page 106: ...UTILITY RECALL 50...

Page 107: ...f the SY35 s MIDI control functions MIDI ON OFF BASIC RECEIVE CHANNEL TRANSMIT CHANNEL LOCAL CONTROL ON OFF MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE MIDI CONTROL CHANGE AFTER TOUCH ON OFF PITCH BEND ON OFF EXCLUSIVE ON OF...

Page 108: ...functions can be selected in sequence by pressing the UTILITY MIDI key or by using the 1 NO and 1 YES keys when the cursor located immediately before the function name on the upper display line is Fro...

Page 109: ...ure Use the cursor to the lower display line The 1 NO Details When the SY35 is to receive data from an external MIDI device such as a sequencer make sure that the SY35 MIDI receive channel is either s...

Page 110: ...used to select the desired MIDI program change mode Details The off setting turns MIDI program change reception and transmission off so MIDI program change messages received from exter nal equipment w...

Page 111: ...rmally but no MIDI after touch data will be transmitted or received Keyboard after touch generates a tremendous amount of MIDI data so you might want to turn after touch off when recording to a MIDI s...

Page 112: ...SY35 via a MIDI cable the receiving unit will automatically receive and load the data as long as its internal memory protect function is turned off and EXCLUSIVE ON OFF is turned on Another possibilit...

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Page 115: ...017 Brass 4 012 Flugel 018 Brass 5 013 FrHorn 020 Brass 7 014 BrasEnsx2 016 Brass 3 017 Brass 4 019 Sax 014 BrasEns 038 Reed 3 016 Brass 3 Effect Dly Rev2 RevHall Rev Hall Dly Rev2 Dly Rev2 Rev Hall R...

Page 116: ...1 017 Clarinet 032 Wood 5 018 Oboe 037 Reed 2 066 NoisPad2 070 Bottle 034 Wood 7x2 019 Saxx2 038 Reed 3x2 016 Flute 017 Clarinet 1 1 0 Sus 13 108 Sus 11 016 Flute 085 Str Body 121 Move 4 108 Sus 1 1...

Page 117: ...Choirx2 125 Decay 1 x2 065 NoisPad1x2 028 Wood 1 x2 043 Choirx2 079 Bells 3x2 066 NoisPad2 044 Itopia 131 Decay 7x2 045 Choir Pax2 109 Sus 12x2 043 Choirx2 028 Wood 1 152 Sin 4 Effect Rev Hail Rev Hal...

Page 118: ...nLead1x2 096 Lead 6x2 008 Bandneon 038 Reed 3 Effect Rev Hall Rev Room Rev Hall RevHall Rev Hall Rev Hall Rev Hall Pan Ref Rev Hall RevHall Dly Rev 2 Delay3 Rev Club Rev Hall Gate Rev RevClub Delay 3...

Page 119: ...Digi 2 121 SEQ3 125 SEQ 7 254 Wave29 121 Move 4 056 Harmonic 071 BotleOpn 123 Move 6 145 SFX3 066 NoisPad2x2 124 Move 7x2 055 SynPad 121 SEQ3 145 SFX 3 091 Lead1 Effect Rev Room Pan Ref Rev Room RevRo...

Page 120: ...160 Noise 2 151 Sin 8 127 Drum Set Effect Rev Club Rev Hall RevHall Rev Hall Rev Hall RevHall Rev Club RevHall Rev Room Dly Rev2 RevHall RevHall Rev Club Rev Plate Ct MW AT MW MW Comment Typical vect...

Page 121: ...eName Key C3 C3 D3 D 3 E3 F3 F3 G3 G 3 A3 3 A B3 C4 C 4 D4 4 D E4 F4 F 4 G4 4 G A4 A 4 B4 Wave Name CrashCymbal Splash Cup Ride Low Conga High Conga Mute Conga HumanAtackLow HumanAtackHigh LowTimbale...

Page 122: ...26 27 28 MULTI Name SyncLead SuperSaw BellPad SunBeam WideDcy AnaPad1 AnaPad2 AnaPad3 FatBrass HyuhPad Reggae Mikado Prologue Epilogue SolidSet RytmSec Type Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer Layer...

Page 123: ...tal 3 Metal 4 Wood Bamboo Slam Tp Body Tb Body HornBody FI Body Str Body AirBlown Reverse1 Reverse2 Reverse3 EP wv Organ wv M Tp wv Gtr wv Str wv 1 Str wv 2 Category OSC SEQ Drum No 96 97 98 99 100 10...

Page 124: ...us 11 Sus 12 Sus 13 Sus 14 Sus 15 Attack1 Attack 2 Attack 3 Attack 4 Attack 5 Move 1 Move 2 Move 3 Move 4 Move 5 Move 6 Move 7 Decay 1 Decay 2 Decay 3 Decay 4 Decay 5 Decay 6 Decay 7 Decay 8 Decay 9 D...

Page 125: ...CONTROL PITCH BEND MODULATION Key Switches POWER VECTOR PLAY ON OFF LEVEL DETUNE CURSOR MODE VOICE and MULTI 1 NO and 1 YES EDIT UTILITY COMPARE STORE INTERNAL CARD PRESET BANK 1 8 VOICE COMMON and V...

Page 126: ...for use with the SY35 STORE SETUP CARD SAVE LOAD FORMAT You have attempted to execute an operation that will after the card or internal memory but the v card and or internal memory protect function i...

Page 127: ...ffect type depth 5 35 Element copy 19 Element envelope edit mode 26 Element tone edit mode 16 Elements 5 8 Envelope 7 27 Envelope copy 28 Error messages 70 Exclamation mark 6 Exclusive on off 55 F Fac...

Page 128: ...2 Step 11 13 Strings 27 T Time 11 13 Tone 21 Transmit channel 53 Transpose 41 Tremolo 6 Type 22 27 U Utility MIDI mode 52 Utility recall mode 48 Utility setup mode 40 V Vector rate 11 Velocity sensiti...

Page 129: ...NTROL X axis Bn 11 VECTOR CONTROL Y axis Bn 01 MODULATION WHEEL Bn 07 VOLUME En PITCH BENDER Dn AFTER TOUCH Bn 7B ALL NOTE OFF Bn 79 RESETALL CONTROLLER Cn PROGRAMCHANGE 2 MIDI transmission conditions...

Page 130: ...ccepted by MIDI parameter MODULATION WHEEL SUSTAINSWITCH VOLUME VECTOR CONTROL X axis Y axis code Bn 01 vv Bn 40 vv Bn 07 vv Bn 10 vv Bn 11 vv Description vv 0 WHEEL MIN 7F WHEEL MAX vv 0 3F SUS OFF v...

Page 131: ...eception The request signal of the above Item 4 1 However the data transmitted by this request is the timbre No sounded at VOICE instead of being the one set as specified in Item 4 1 Format 4 4 ALL V...

Page 132: ...n wheel 7bit resolution Volume 1 O 1 X 7 Control Change 16 17 O O 1 1 O O 1 1 Vector control X Vector control Y Sustain O O 64 0 79 0 79 O 0 79 O Program Change True System Exclusive System Song Pos S...

Page 133: ...AD OFFICE Yamaha Corporation Electronic Musical Instrument Divison Nakazawa cho 10 1 Hamamatsu Japan 430 Tel 053 460 2445 SERVICE This product is supported by YAMAHA S worldwide network of factory tra...

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