Yamaha SY99, Руководство пользователя

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50 Werckmeister: Andreas Werckmeister, a
contemporary of Bach, designed this tuning so
that keyboard instruments could be played in
any key. Each key has a unique character.
51 Kirnberger: Johan Philipp Kimberber was
also concerned with tempering the scale to allow
performances in any key.
52 Vallotti & Young: Francescantonio Vallotti
and Thomas Young (both mid-1700s) devised
this adjustment to the Pythagorean tuning in
which the first six fifths are lower by the same
amount.
53 1/4 shifted equal: This is the normal equal
tempered scale shifted up 50 cents.
54 1/4 tone: Twenty-four equally spaced notes
per octave. (Play twenty-four notes to move one
octave.)
55 1/8 tone: Forty-eight equally spaced notes
per octave. (Play forty-eight notes to move one
octave.)
56 JustAdjust: This is a special tuning used to
make fine adjustments in the pitch of an AWM
waveform.
57 Big Chord: The pitch is adjusted down one
octave for every 8 half notes, allowing chords to
be played anywhere without becoming overly
heavy.
VOICE EDIT MODE
58 Log Equal: A variation of conventional equal
temperament.
59 1/4 Tonelo: The same as micro tuning 54,
but lower in pitch.
60 Harmonic A: The white keys will play the
harmonic series beginning on A, and the black
keys will play the harmonic series beginning on
E.
61 Reverse: The conventional equal tempered
scale is inverted.
62 Far East: The black keys and white keys
will each play a different eastern scale.
63 Blue: The white keys will play the blues
scale. The black keys add a blue flavor
64 Question-1: Play the white keys consecu-
tively upwards starting from C2.
Play the black keys consecutively upwards
starting from C#1.
Editing: To edit the currently selected Internal micro
tuning, press F8 (Edit). Preset or Card micro
tunings cannot be edited. If you want to edit a
preset or card micro tuning, you must first copy it
to an internal micro tuning memory.
COMMON DATA / MICRO TUNING SET
11.0 Micro tuning edit
JUMP #222
Summary: This function allows you to edit the cur-
rently selected Micro Tuning data.
Procedure:
From: Voice Common job 11. Micro Tuning Set
(JUMP #221)
When: an Internal micro tuning is selected
Press: F8 (Edit) (JUMP #222)
Select: the micro tuning data you wish to edit
Editing is possible only when an Internal micro tun-
ing memory is selected. If you want to edit a Preset
or Card micro tuning memory, press copy to copy it
to an Internal micro tuning memory as explained in
the following section 11.0.1 Copy Micro Tuning
Data.
The number and name of the currently selected
Micro Tuning data are displayed.
Move the cursor in this area to select a job, and
press ENTER.
01: Micro Tuning Data: Edit the tuning for each
note of the scale. See 11.1 Micro Tuning
Data
02: Micro Tuning Name: Assign a ten-character
name to the micro tuning data. See 11.2
Micro Tuning Name.
Pressing F1 or F2 will select the corresponding
job.
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