Yamaha DX100 Owner's Manual page 16

20:
BREATH RANGE, PITCH
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BREATH RANGE
This function
is
used
to set
the
maximum
depth
of the
LFO
pitch
modulation
that
can be applied
by using the Breath Controller.
The
actual effect
produced depends
on
the settings of
the
LFO
parameters (discussed
in
CHAPTER
IV:
VOICE PRO-
GRAMMING).
Note, however, that
the appropriate voice
PITCH
MODULATION
SENSITIVITY
parameter
must
be
set to a
value higher than
for
pitch
modulation
to
be
effective.
(The voice
PITCH
MODULATION
SENSITIVITY parameter
will
be
discussed
in
CHAPTER
IV:
VOICE
PROGRAMMING.)
The
data
range
is
from
to 99.
At
0,
the pitch
modulation
is
OFF, and applying
breath pressure
to
the Breath Controller
will
have no
effect.
A
setting of
99
will
produce the greatest possible pitch
modulation depth.
Data
is
entered
usingthe
DATA
ENTRYsliderand
-1
/
+
1
buttons.
Oncethisfunction
is
called,
subsequent
presses of
button
#20
will
increment the data value.
21:
BREATH RANGE, AMPLITUDE
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This function
is
used
to set
the
maximum
depth
of
the
LFO amplitude modulation
that
can be applied by using
the Breath
Controller.
It
works
exactly
like
the previous
instructions for setting
the
LFO
pitch
modulation
(20:
BREATH RANGE,
PITCH)
except that
this
function
affects
amplitude.
22:
BREATH RANGE,
PITCH BIAS
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PITCH BIAS
IE
This function uses the breath pressure applied
to
the
BC-1
Breath Controller to
directly
control the
amplitude
or
timbre of the voice,
according to settings of the
corresponding
voice parameters
which
will
be covered
in
CHAPTER
IV.
The
LFO
has
no effect— only your breath pressure directly affects
the
amplitude
or
timbre
of
the voice.
The
data
range
is
from to 99. At
0,
EG
bias
is
OFF.
A
setting of
99
allows the
greatest
amplitude
or
timbre
variation to
be produced by the Breath Controller.
Data
is
entered by using the
DATA ENTRY
slider
and -1/ +
1
buttons.
Once
this
function
is
called,
subsequent presses
of
button
#23
will
increment the data
value.
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This function
uses
the breath pressure applied to the
BC-1 Breath Controller
to
directly
control the pitch of the voice.
In
other
words, the
LFO
has
no
effect.
Only
your
breath pressure directly affects
the pitch of
the voice.
The
data
range
is
from
to 99.
At 50, pitch bias
is
OFF.
A
setting of
99
will
allow
the Breath Controller to raise
the pitch
4-octaves,
and
a
setting of
will
allow
it
to
lower
the pitch
4-octaves.
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Data
is
entered
usingthe
DATA
ENTRYsliderand
-1
/
+
1
buttons.
Oncethisfunction
*
is
called,
subsequent presses of
button
#22
will
increment the data value.
23:
BREATH RANGE,
EG
BIAS