Yamaha DX9 Operating Manual page 26

3. Set the LFO DELAY.
Pressing the I DELAY I key, set the LFO DELAY to
"36". The vibrato effect will begin a few seconds after
a key is played.
4. The modulation controls should be set so that the
vibrato effect will be controlled solely by the Modula-
tion wheel. Pressing the I PMD/AMD
I
key, set the "LFO
PM DEPTH" and the "LFO AM DEPTH" to "0". The
setting for both OPERATORs 1 and 2 should be "0".
5. Set the MODULATION SENSITIVITY.
Pressing the
I
PITCH/AMP I key, set the "P MOD SENS"
to "1 ". This means that the pitch will be modulated
slightly by the LFO. Pressing again the I PITCH/AMP!
key, set the "A MOD SENS" to "0". The settings for
both OPERATORs 1 and 2 should be "0".
6. Control the Vibrato Effect with the Modulation Wheel.
Pressing the
I
FUNCTION I key, set the DX9 to the
FUNCTION mode.
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7. Set the Modulation Wheel RANGE.
Pressing the
I
MODULATION WHEEL RANGE
I
key,
set the RANGE to "33". This produces a slight amount
of vibrato.
8. Turn PITCH ON, AMPLITUDE OFF.
Pressing the I PITCH I key, set the PITCH to "ON".
This signifies that the modulation wheel controls the
LFO modulation of the pitch.
Pressing the I AMPLITUDE I key, set the AMPLITUDE
to "OFF".
9. Set the EG (Envelope Generator) B lAS to OFF.
Pressing the I EG BIASI key, set the EG BIAS to "OFF".
Now, by manipulating the MODULATION WHEEL,
you should be able to control the amount of vibrato
on the clarinet while playing.
12) Saving Your Original Voice In Memory
Refer to the STORE/SAVE/LOAD on page 17.