Yamaha SY99, Owner'S Manual

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VOICE EDIT MODE
DRUM SET DATA / EFFECT SET
3.2 Effect send
JUMP #220
Summary: Specify how the sound from each key of
the drum voice will be sent to each of the one,
two, three, or four effect sends.
Procedure:
From: Effect Set job directory (JUMP #212)
When: the voice mode is "Drum"
Select: job 02:Effect Send (JUMP #220)
Specify: the effect send settings for each of the 76
keys
This area displays the key names (E0-G6), and
the waveform assigned to each note. (To set the
waveform for each key, see Drum set data
2.Wave data set, page 157.) To select a key note
number, you can press a key on the SY99 key-
board or press F1 (K-Dn) and F2 (K-Up).
Send Sel (send select 1-4): Specify whether or
not to send the sound from the key to each effect
send 1-4. The number of effect sends available
will depend on the effect mode and the effect
type. Non-existent sends will be indicated by a
dash (-), and cannot be selected. In the above
display, effect sends 1 and 2 are available.
If an effect send is turned on, its number will
be displayed, and the sound of the waveform
assigned to that key will be sent to that effect
send. If an effect send is turned off, a period (.)
will be displayed, and the sound of the waveform
assigned to that key will not be sent to that
effect send. In the above display, C3 (SD1) is
being sent to effect send 1 only, and C#3 (Tom1)
is being sent to effect sends 1 and 3.
Level (0-127); Specify how much sound will be
sent from the element to the effect unit.
Vel Sens (-7...+7): Specify how key velocity
will affect the effect send level of the element.
For positive settings (+1...+7), more sound will
be sent to the effect unit for strongly played
notes. For negative settings (-1...-7), less
sound will be sent to the effect unit for strongly
played notes.
You can scroll through the 76 keys E0-G6 by
pressing Fl (K-Dn) or F2 (K-Up), or by pressing
a key on the SY99 keyboard.
Remark: The following diagram shows the signal
flow for a drum voice.
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