Yamaha MONTAGE M6, Быстрое руководство

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MONTAGE M Quick Guide
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[STORE] button (FILE)
This calls up the Store screen. On the Store screen, you can select to save the Performance under a new name or to
overwrite the existing performance.
Pressing this button while holding down the [SHIFT] button calls up the screen for File settings (FILE screen).
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[SPLIT] button (NOTE RANGE)
This calls up the Split Job screen for the Performance.
Pressing this button while holding down the [SHIFT] button calls up the screen for setting note ranges (NOTE RANGE
screen).
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[SONG/PATTERN] button (RHYTHM PATTERN)
This calls up the Play/Rec screen for the Performance.
Pressing this button while holding down the [SHIFT] button calls up the screen for setting Rhythm Patterns (RHYTHM
PATTERN screen).
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[TEMPO/TAP] button (PANEL LOCK)
This calls up the Utility Tempo Settings screen.
Pressing this button while holding down the [SHIFT] button locks the panel controls. Repeat the operation to unlock
the panel controls.
Controlling the built-in sequencer
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Sequencer transport buttons
Use these buttons for controlling playback and recording of the sequencer data for Pattern, Song and Audio.
[ ] (Back) button
Use this button for moving back one measure at a time.
[ ] (Forward) button
Use this button for moving forward one measure at a time.
[
J
] (Stop) button
Use this button for stopping playback or recording. If you press this button again while playback is currently stopped,
the starting point for playback returns to the beginning of the sequencer data.
You can also use this button to stop Arpeggio playback that continues playing after keys are released (in cases where
the Arpeggio Hold switch is on).
[ I ] (Record) button
This calls up the Recording screen. While the Recording screen is shown, press this button to call up the Recording
setup screen (the button starts flashing). When you press the [
R
] (Play) button, recording starts, and the button stops
flashing and lights continuously.
[ R ] (Play) button
Use this button for starting song playback or recording. When playback or recording starts, the button flashes at the
tempo of the song. The button lights up continuously for audio.