Mode Table - Yamaha MO6 Owner's Manual

Modes

Mode table

The functions of each mode and how to enter each mode are as follows:
Mode
Voice mode Voice Play mode
Voice Edit mode
Voice Job mode
Voice Store mode
Performance mode Performance Play mode
Performance Edit mode
Performance Job mode
Performance Store mode
Song mode Song Play mode
Song Record mode
Song Edit mode
Song Job mode
Song Mixing mode
Song Mixing Edit mode
Song Mixing Job mode
Song Mixing Store mode
Pattern mode Pattern Play mode
Pattern Record mode
Pattern Edit mode
Pattern Job mode
Pattern Mixing mode
Pattern Mixing Edit mode
Pattern Mixing Job mode
Pattern Mixing Store mode
(Mixing Voice mode) Mixing Voice Edit mode
Mixing Voice Job mode
Mixing Voice Store mode
Utility mode Utility mode
Utility Job mode
Master mode Master Play mode
Master Edit mode
Master Job mode
Master Store mode
File mode
File mode
How to leave the current display
For most operations or displays (except for the File mode, Song/Pattern Record mode, and Remote Control mode), pressing
the [EXIT] button will let you leave the current display and return you to the previous one. You can return back to any of the
modes—Voice Play, Performance Play, Song Play, Pattern Play, and Master Play—by pressing the [EXIT] button several
times in the respective mode.
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Function
Playing a Voice
Editing/Creating a Voice
Initializing a Voice, etc.
Storing a Voice to internal memory
Playing a Performance
Editing/Creating a Performance
Initializing a Performance, etc.
Storing a Performance to internal memory
Playing a Song
Recording a Song
Editing a Song MIDI events
Converting and transforming Song data
Setting tone generator parameters
Setting tone generator parameters in detail
Initializing a Song Mixing, etc.
Storing a Song Mixing internal memory
Playing a Pattern
Recording a Pattern
Editing a Pattern MIDI events
Converting and transforming Pattern data
Setting tone generator parameters
Setting tone generator parameters in detail
Initializing a Pattern Mixing, etc.
Storing a Pattern Mixing internal memory
Editing/Creating a Voice dedicated for Song/Pattern
Initializing a Mixing Voice, etc.
Storing a Mixing Voice to internal memory
Setting System related parameters
Resetting the User Memory to the Initial Factory
Settings
Playing a Master
Editing/Creating a Master
Initializing a Master, etc.
Storing a Master to internal memory
Managing Files and Folders (Directories)
DEC/NO INC / YES
EXIT ENTER
EXECUTE
How to enter the mode
[VOICE]
[VOICE] [EDIT]
[VOICE] [JOB]
[VOICE] [STORE]
[PERFORM]
[PERFORM] [EDIT]
[PERFORM] [JOB]
[PERFORM] [STORE]
[SONG]
[SONG] [REC]
[SONG] [EDIT]
[SONG] [JOB]
[SONG] [MIXING]
[SONG] [MIXING] [EDIT]
[SONG] [MIXING] [JOB]
[SONG] [MIXING] [STORE]
[PATTERN]
[PATTERN] [REC]
[PATTERN] [EDIT]
[PATTERN] [JOB]
[PATTERN] [MIXING]
[PATTERN] [MIXING] [EDIT]
[PATTERN] [MIXING] [JOB]
[PATTERN] [MIXING] [STORE]
[SONG] or [PATTERN] [MIXING]
VCE ED
[SONG] or [PATTERN] [MIXING]
VCE ED [JOB]
[SONG] or [PATTERN] [MIXING]
VCE ED [STORE]
[UTILITY]
[UTILITY] [JOB]
[MASTER]
[MASTER] [EDIT]
[MASTER] [JOB]
[MASTER] [STORE]
[FILE]
[F5]
[F5]
[F5]