Yamaha SY99, Owner'S Manual

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MULTI EDIT MODE
7.1 Effect mode select
JUMP #413
Summary: Specify the effect mode to determine how
the two effect units are connected, the effect
type for each unit, effect output levels, and the
volume balance between processed and unpro-
cessed sound.
Procedure:
From: Effect Set job directory (JUMP #412)
Select: 01:Effect Mode Select (JUMP #413)
Specify: the effect mode, effect types, and effect
levels, and wet:dry balance.
Remarks: This function is exactly the same as that
described for Voice edit mode. For details, refer
to Common Data job 10.1 Effect mode select,
page 106.
7.2 Effect send
J U M P #418
Summary: Specify how the sound from the voice
played by each channel of the multi will be sent
to each of the one, two, three, or four effect
sends.
Procedure:
From: Effect Set job directory (JUMP #412)
Select: job 02:Effect Send (JUMP #418)
Specify: the effect send settings for each of the 16
channels in the multi
This area displays the voice selected for each
channel of the multi. The screen can display the
settings for four voices at a time. To make set-
tings
for other voices, press F1(1-4)-F4(13-16).
Source (voice, multi): If this is set to "voice",
the voice will use its own effect send settings as
specified in Voice common, 10.2 Effect send
(page 107) for a normal voice or in 3.2 Effect
send (pqge 174) for a drum voice. A dash (-)
will be displayed for the Send Sel and Level
parameters, and these cannot be set. If you
wish to have detailed control over the effect
send levels for this channel of the multi, you
should set this Source parameter to "voice".
If this is set to "multi", you will be able to
specify an overall effect send level for the
entire voice. This effect send level will apply to
all elements 1-4 of a normal voice, or all 76 keys
of a drum voice. You can also enable or disable
the effect sends 1-4 as explained in . Setting
the Source parameter to "multi" is more conve-
nient when you need to adjust the effect send
levels of several channels in the multi, but does
not allow as detailed control as the "voice"
setting.
Effect send velocity sensitivity and scaling
are available for voices as specified by the indi -
vidual voice settings, regardless of whether the
effect send source is set to "voice" or "multi".
Send Sel (send select 1-4): If the Source has
been set to "multi", you can specify whether or
not to send the sound from the voice to each
effect send 1-4. The number of effect sends
available will depend on the effect mode and the
effect type. Effect sends which are not available
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 (1-
4) will be displayed, and the sound from the
voice will be sent to that effect send. If an effect
send is turned off, a period (.) will be displayed,
and the sound of the voice will not be sent to
that effect send. In the above display, voice
01:GrandPiano is being sent to sent to effect
send 1 only, and voice 02:Strings is being sent to
effect sends 1 and 3.
Level (0-127): If the Source has been set to
"multi", you can specify how much sound will be
sent from the voice to the effect unit. This value
applies to all the effect sends that are enabled in
Send Sel
You can press F1 (1-4), F2 (5-8), F3 (9-12), F4
(13-16) to switch the display to other voices of
the multi.
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