Yamaha DX5 Owner's Manual page 41

Operator
Waveform
Phase and
oscillator
Key Sync On/Off
a.
Oscillator key sync
on.
Normally generated from
b. Oscillator key sync
off.
phase
zero.
key
on
t
key
on
Waveform
carried
on
to
next
note.
TRANSPOSE
This
parameter
permits transposing the
overall pitch of
the keyboard up
or
down
a
maximum
of
two
octaves.
The
data range
Is
from -24
to
+24,
with
+00
corresponding
to standard
keyboard
pitch.
Each increment corresponds
to a shift
in
pitch of one semitone-a
setting
of
+02 would
therefore
raise the pitch of the
entire
keyboard
a
whole
tone.
Data can
be
entered simply
by
pressing
a
key
on
the keyboard
within
a plus/minus
two
octave range
of
C3
(middle
C).
The
pressed key then
assumes
the
pitch of
C3
and
all
other keys
are
adjusted accordingly. Pressing
a
key higher than
C5
results
in a
+24
setting,
and
pressing
a
key lower than CI
results
in
a
-24
setting.
This
method
of data
entry, however, can
only be used
once
after this function
is
called.
Subsequent changes
can be made
using the
DATA ENTRY
control and
switches.
VOICE
NAME
This function
can be used
to give voices
in
the voice
memory
an
identifying
name
Voice
names
can be up
to
10
characters
in
length.
When
this function
is
called the flashing cursor
will
appear
at
the beginning
of the
voice
name
entry space on
the lower
display
line,
ready
for
you
to enter the
first
character.
The
characters
are entered using the
cream
colored
OPERATOR
SELECT
and
OPERATOR ON/OFF
switches
to the
left
of the
panel and
the
violet
VOICE
BANK
and VOICE
switches.
The
dash
(-),
period
(.)
and space
are entered using
the
brown KEY
ASSIGN
MODE
switches. Note
that
all
these switches
have
their
corresponding
characters
or
numbers
printed
in
white
either
above
or
below
them.
As
each
character
is
entered the
flashing cursor moves one
space
to
the
right,
ready
for the next
character.
A
character entered over
an
existing
character
will replace
the
original character. To
correct
errors, the cursor
may
be moved
to the
left
and
right using the
-1
/NO/OFF
and
+1
/YES/ON
switches,
respectively.
REMEMBER
If
you have
edited
any
of the above
voice parameters
and wish
to keep
the
edited
data,
you must
enter the
STORE
mode
directly from
the
EDIT mode
and
store
the voice data
from
the voice
edit
buffer into
an appropriate
internal
or external
voice
memory
location.
See
CHAPTER
Vli:
STORING
VOICE
AND
PERFORMANCE
DATA.
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