Yamaha DX5 Owner's Manual page 48

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WAVE
— —
TRIANGLE
SPEED
-^-~
— —
35
DELAY
—
~
PMD
—-
—
-^—
PUS
—
—
^—
^^
3
AMD
KEV SYNC
OSCILLATOR KEY SYNC
-^—
TRANSEPOSE
—
VOICE NAME
~
-_
+00= C3
n-
BLANK
The
INITIALIZE
PERFORMANCE
EDIT
BUFFER
does the
same
thing for
the per-
formance edit buffer,
making
it
easier to
program
a totally
new
set of
performance
parameters.
The
initial
performance parameters are
as follows:
PORTAMENTO
—
—
PORTAMENTO
/GLISSANDO
"
PORT
PORTAMENTO MODE
RETAIN r
PEDAL ASSIGN
—
—
ON
TIME
^
OUTPUT LEVEL
AHENUATE
—
—
'
~
'^
PROG.
OUTPUT ASSIGN
—
—
'
0^^
SUSTAIN PEDAL ASSIGN
'
^^
MODULATION WHEEL
—
SENSITIVITY
— —
15
ASSIGN
—
001
=PMD
FOOT CONTROLLER
—
SENSITIVITY
—
—
ASSIGN
000
BREATH CONTROLLER
"
SENSITIVITY
-
"-
—
ASSIGN
^
—
000
AFTER TOUCH
SENSITIVITY
-
ASSIGN
-
000
SPLIT POINT
-
"
"^
CS
KEY
SHIFT
—-
-
^00=C3
PERFORMANCE NAME
"
n=BLANK
Once
the
INITIALIZE
MEMORY
function
is
called,
the
two subjobs are alternately
called
by
pressing the
-1
/NO/OFF
switch.
The
selected
subjob
is
then executed
by
pressing the
+1
/YES/ON
switch.
The
PROTECT
MEMORY
WRITE
function
must be
OFF
to
use
the
INITIALIZE function,
otherwise an
error
message
will
be
generated.
New
voices created
in
the voice or
performance edit buffers
must be saved
to
a
voice
or
performance
memory
location after
programming,
otherwise they
will
be
erased the next time
a
voice or
performance combination
is
called.
After the
INITIALIZE
VOICE EDIT
BUFFER
subjob
is
executed, the
DX5
will au-
tomatically enter the
voice
EDIT
mode
once the
FUNCTION
switch
is
disengaged,
ready
to
program
a
new
voice.
This function
can be used independently
for
voice generator
channels
A
and
B.
The channel
in
which
this
function
is
to
be used can be
selected
by pressing
any
violet
BANK
or
VOICE
selector in
the
corresponding
channel.
The
selected channel
will
be indicated
immediately following
the function
switch
number
at
the
left
d
the top line
of
the
LCD
display-e.g.
"Func
PSA"
or
"Func P5B".
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