Yamaha V50, Authorized Product Manual

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LFO select
Press (OTHERS). (There is also a key marked
“OTHERS” in the utility section, but in this chapter
we will be refering to the OTHERS key in the edit section.
When this indicator appears in the display, you can press the same
key (in this case, the (OTHERS) key) to get a different
screen.
Function
Select the LFO to be used by each instrument.
Settings
off, 1,2,vib
Explanation
The V50 has two LFOs and eight vibrato generators.
Here you select which of these will be used by each
instrument. (The LFO is explained on page 41.)
The LFO settings used in the two lowest num-
bered instruments (i.e., instruments not set to a notes
setting of 0) are available for use by the eight in-
struments.
LFO settings can be selected for each voice from
the following.
off
........
The voice will not be affected by an LFO.
1..........
The voice will use the LFO settings of the
first instrument in the performance (the in-
strument shown at the far left of the display).
2 .......... The voice will use the LFO settings of the
second instrument in the performance.
vib .......
The voice will use its own LFO settings, but
AMS settings (for tremolo or wah-wah) will
be ignored, and only pitch modulation will
be used. The LFO waveform will be set to
triangle, and PMS to approximately 5.
Note:
LFO cannot be set for instruments whose maximum
note setting is 0 (or when DVA is used, whose reserved
note setting is "off").
If there is only one instrument whose maximum
notes setting is greater than 0, you will be able to select
only “off” or the number of the instrument itself. (If
you try to select other values, “–” will be displayed,
and the result will be the same as if you had selected
"off".)
If the maximum notes settings for instruments 1
or 2 are set to 0 (or when DVA is used, a reserved
note setting of "off"), the “1” or “2” in the above
explanation and display will be replaced by the low-
est-numbered instruments that are set to a non-zero
note setting.
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Performance Edit
Micro tuning on/off
Press (OTHERS) twice. The upper line of the
display will show the currently selected type of micro
tuning.
Function
Select whether or not to use micro tuning for each
instrument.
Settings
off, on
Explanation
Each instrument can be assigned to use a selected
micro tuning. (Use the next function to select a micro
tuning.)
off........
The instrument will not use micro tuning,
and will play the standard equal tempered
scale.
on........
The instrument will use the micro tuning
selected for this performance (see the next
function). Aside from equal temperament,
only one micro tuning can be used in a per-
formance.
Note:
Micro tune on/off cannot be set for instruments whose
maximum note setting is 0 (or when DVA is used,
whose reserved note setting is “off”).
It is not possible to use two or more tunings (other
than equal temperament) in one performance.