Adding Effects To Performance And Playback; Adding Dsp Effects - Yamaha PSR-E473 Owner's Manual

Adding Effects to Performance and Playback

You can expand your range of expression by adding effects to keyboard performances,
Style/Song/Groove playback, and microphone input.

Adding DSP Effects

This instrument is equipped with two DSPs (digital
signal processors) for applying digital effects that
enhance the sound (DSP1, DSP2). DSP1 applies
DSP effects to the Main Voice, and DSP2 applies
DSP effects to specified parts in the Function Set-
tings (page 63, Function 043).
For details about the types of DSP effects available,
refer to the "Effect Type List" in the Data List on the
website (page 11).
DSP1 Settings
When you select a Main Voice, the optimal type of
DSP1 effect is automatically selected.
Appears when
DSP1 is on.
If you want to change the DSP1 effect type or turn
DSP1 off, make these changes in the Function Set-
tings (page 63, Function 041).
DSP2 Settings
The DSP2 effect is not automatically selected. You
can utilize this effect by turning DSP2 on/off and
selecting the type and target for the effect yourself.
1
Press the [DSP2] button to turn DSP2 on.
2
While holding down the [SHIFT] button,
press the [DSP2] button to call up the
"DSP2Type" settings.
The current DSP2 type appears.
Press and hold
RotarySp
01
Current DSP2 type
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Appears when
DSP2 is on.
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3
Rotate the dial to select the desired
DSP2 type.
4
Press the [ENTER] button to exit the
"DSP2Type" settings.
5
Rotate the dial until Function 043
"DSP2Part" appears.
6
Press the [ENTER] button to call up the
"DSP2Part" settings.
The current part that is targeted appears.
All
1
7
Rotate the dial to select the target part
for the DSP2 effect.
The target parts correspond to the setting value
are as listed below.
1 All All parts from 2 to 5
2 Keyboard Main, Dual, and Split Voices
3 Backing Style, Groove, Song playback,
MIDI input
4 Mic Microphone input
5 Sampling Sampling pad playback
8
Press the [FUNCTION] button to exit the
Function Settings.
9
Play the part selected in Step 7, and
make sure that the DSP2 effect is
applied.
10
Press the [DSP2] button again to turn
DSP2 off.
Limitations when recording a User Song (MIDI)
DSP1 and DSP2 settings (type, on/off, target part) are not
recorded in User Songs. However, you can record your
performance with DSP effects and save it as an audio file
to a USB flash drive.
NOTE
• DSP1 and DSP2 settings can be memorized to and called up
from Registration Memory (page 51).
• For more details about the DSP1, DSP2 and other effects,
refer to the block diagram in the Reference Manual on the
website (page 11).