Yamaha MO6, Руководство пользователя

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Performance Play mode
47 Owner’s Manual
Quic
k Guide
Pla
ying the MO
The Part 1 (piano Voice) and Part 2 (flute Voice) can be
played in unison.
Next, we’ll divide the keyboard into two sections—one for
each Voice.
Dividing the keyboard into separate
sections—Split
8-1
Move the cursor to Part 1.
8-2
Press a note on the keyboard while holding down
the [SF5] LIMIT H button to set the highest note
for Part 1.
Note that the dark bar (at “NOTE”) for Part 1 changes as the
note range is changed.
9-1
Move the cursor to Part 2.
9-2
Press a note on the keyboard while holding the
[SF5] LIMIT L button down to set the lowest note
of Part 2.
Note that the dark bar (at “NOTE”) for Part 2 changes as the
note range is changed.
Use your left hand to play piano sounds and your right
hand to play flute sounds.
Adjusting the Part levels and storing
the Performance
For details, see page 52.
For details about the Store operation, see page 66.
n
If you are editing a program and you select a different program
without storing your edited one, all the edits you’ve made will be
erased.
In the section above, you learned how to assign two Voices
to two different Parts. Use same procedure to assign
Voices to Parts 3 and 4, and create a full orchestral sound
or the sound of a 3- or 4-piece band—just by using a single
MO. You can also use the preset Performances as starting
points in building your own custom Voice combinations.
7
Play the keyboard.
8
Assign the Voice of Part 1 to the lower key
range.
9
Assign the Voice of Part 2 to the higher key
range.
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6
SF1
SCENE
SF2 SF3 SF4 SF5 INFORMATION
Voice Bank Voice Number
Assigns a Voice to
the selected Part. Deletes the Voice assignment
of the selected Part.
Part 1: Piano
Part 2: Flute
10
Play the keyboard.
11
Adjust the Volume settings of Parts 1 and 2 by
using the Control sliders.
12
Store the settings as a User Performance in
the Performance Store mode.
SF 5 SF 4
Note limit low Note limit High
Part 1: Piano
Part 2: Flute