Yamaha VP1, Руководство пользователя

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BASICS
Chapter 3 Learning the Basics
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Touch EG
The Touch-EG controller governs crossfading of velocity and channel aftertouch
(MIDI channel pressure).
As an example, assume that touch-EG has been set to control vibrato. In this case, a
hard strike on the keyboard causes vibrato to start immediately. If you continue to hold
the key down lightly the vibrato gradually fades, but if you hold it down with force, the
vibrato continues.
In contrast, striking the key lightly produces no initial vibrato. If you continue to hold
the key down lightly the sound continues with no vibrato. But you can add vibrato to
the sound at any time by increasing your pressure on the key.
FYI
• The following table shows the controllers supported by the VP1.
Controller Possible controller numbers Default controller number
MW1 Fixed 1
MW2 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 13
FC1 Fixed 4
FC2 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 12
MBx 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 16
MBy 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 17
BC Fixed 2
CS1 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 18
CS2 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 19
QS1 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 80
QS2 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 81
QS3 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 82
QS4 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 83
SCENE CONTROLLER 1 ~ 31, 33 ~ 119 14
Foot volume Fixed 7
Sustain switch Fixed 64
Portamento switch Fixed 65
Velocity Fixed –
Aftertouch Fixed –
Pitch wheel Fixed –
Touch EG Fixed –
• For details about how you can change controller numbers, refer to the description of the
SYSTEM mode’s Assignable Controller function. (
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REFERENCE: 2-10)
Controllers