Yamaha SY-35, Product Manual

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In actual fact, 16-note polyphony is only available with 2-ele-
ment voices. Voices that use the maximum of 4 elements can
produce a maximum of 8 notes simultaneously. This means that
the total number of simultaneous notes available in the Multi
mode will depend on the voices used — more 4-element voices
means that fewer simultaneous notes will be available.
Using the [STORE] Key
to Store Voices and Multi
Setups in INTERNAL or
CARD Memory
As we've already seen, the SY35 automatically gives you the option to store a
voice you've just edited when you switch back to the VOICE play mode. You
can also activate the store function to store the currently selected voice to a dif-
ferent INTERNAL or CARD memory location 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] key while in the MULTI play mode. In either
case, the memory protect function for the memory to which you intend to store
the voice or multi-play setup — INTERNAL or CARD — must first be turned
OFF via the UTILITY mode MEMORY PROTECT function.
Turn Memory Protect OFF
To turn the memory protect function off, press the [UTILITY SETUP] key a
few times until the MEM. PROTECT function appears.
Move the cursor to the INT (internal memory) or CARD (card memory)
parameter as required, and press the [-1/NO] or [+1/YES] key to turn
memory protection off.
Select the Source Voice or Multi
Select the VOICE PLAY or MULTI PLAY mode, and select the voice or
multi setup you want to store to a different memory location (Pll for this
example).
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