Operator Select - Yamaha DX1 Owner's Manual

press the lighted VOICE
riEMORY selector
to
switch
to the other channel, then
perform operations
(m)
—
(o)
once again,
* In
the case
of
a
RAM cartridge, always
remember
to
turn the memory protect
switch back ON after
the
store
operation,
(p)
When effect data
is
also
to be stored
in the internal PERFORMANCE MEMORY,
call the STORE mode one more
time.
(q)
press the DATA ENTRY NO button twice,
causing
the
"STORE
PERFORilAIlCE FROM
>>
CURRENT YYYY
TO >> INT Pl-1 YYYY"
message
to be displayed.
* "INT Pl-1" is the memory position, and
"YYYY" is the performance
name.
(r)
Press the DATA ENTRY YES
key to begin
the store operation.
Caution: Voice data
is not stored
if
a
STORE
PERFORIIANCE operation
is
performed without storing
to
VOICE
MEMORY.
(5)
The Compare Function
(fig. 25)
|This
function permits comparing
the original
sound
of
a
voice with
the current sound
of
the edited voice while in
the EDIT mode,
(a)
After changing even
a
single parameter
in the
EDIT mode, pressing
the
EDIT/COMPARE switch
a
second time
activates the compare mode.
This
recalls the original voice data and
sound permitting checking and
comparison throughout
the edit process.
* In the
compare mode, the VOICE MEMORY
and edit parametr switches stop
flashing, and
the
EDIT/COMPARE switch
begins to flash,
*
If
the
EDIT mode
is entered and
the
EDIT/COMPARE switch
is
pressed again
before any parameter changes are made,
the EDIT
mode
is
exited,
(b)
To resume edit operation from
the
compare mode, simply press
the
EDIT/COMPARE switch again,
*
The EDIT and COMPARE modes alternate
each time the EDIT/ COMPARE switch is
I
pressed.
(c) It
is
possible
to exit
the
edit
process while in
the compare mode,
cancelling any parameter changes which
have been made.
In
this case, simply
press
a
different VOICE MEMORY
or
PERFORMANCE MEMORY switch while the
EDIT/COMPARE switch
is flashing.
Fig. 25.
Compare Function
Editing
EDIT.
covfunt
B,
Compare state
Edit
resunte
a::
Data changer
.
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.
\^^Cancel edit mode.
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ftb)
Cancel eait mode.
@
^
Cancel edit mode.
(c)
Press other bank
or voice,
switches while edit/compare
switch
is
flashing.
(6)
The Data Recall Function
A data recall
function has been included
to
provide
a
"backup"
if
erroneous data
is
accidentally entered during
a
compare
operation.
It is possible
to recall the data
using the REa^LL EDIT BUFF function in the
FUNCTION
mode.
-P.45
*
If a
different VOICE MEMORY
or
PERFORMANCE MEMORY button
is
pressed
during
a
compare operation, the EDIT
mode
is
exited and
the edit data
display
is
lost.
However, the data
is
still in the buffer memory and can
be
recalled using
the RECALL EDIT
BUFF
function.
4-2
The
Voice Parameter Buttons
Below
the
LED
Display
All the parameters which are required for the
creation
of
voices are incorporated
in the
voice parameter switches arranged below
the
LED
display.
These parameters can
be
broadly
classified into
the following three function
groups:
All operator
functions
(can be memorized)
Single operator functions
(can be
memorized/*
)
Operation only functions
(cannot be
memorized/**
)
ALGORITHM
(fig,
26)
The DXl has two
FM tone generator
sections
—
channel A and channel
B.
Each
of
these incorporates
6
operators.
In
this
section
it
is
possible
to set up the operator
combinations
to form the desired algorithm
(the modulator-carrier relationship between
the operators).
This
is
the basis for all
voice creation.
(1)
OPERATOR SELECT
**
These switches permit selection
of
an
operator
to be
worked
on in the EDIT mode.
When
one
of
these switches is turned on its
indicator will light.
When working on
one
operator at
a
time, use
these switches to
select
the operator
to be edited
as
required.
*
When
an individual operator
is
selected
the data concerning that operator
is
displayed on
the
LED
display.
*
V7hen
the power is initially turned
ON,
operator
1
is
automatically selected.
*
The operator selector status cannot
be
stored
in the VOICE MEMORY,
Fig. 26. Algorithm Section
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