Table Of Contents - Yamaha TG-77 Operating Manual

Table of Contents

Supplemental Marking Information3
Special Message Section3
Important Safety And Installation Instructions4
Data Backup5
Multi Play Mode5
Backup Battery5
Third-Part Software5
Contents8
Reference Section8
Introductory Section11
How To Setup And Play14
Connections14
Turn The Power On14
How To Select And Play Voices14
Preset Voice Names17
Note When Using Sy77 Voice Cards17
How To Load And Play The Rom Demo Songs18
Enter Utility Mode And Load The Demo Data18
Select The Demo Song From Which To Begin18
Begin Playing From The Selected Demo Song18
How To Use The Tg77 With A Sequencer20
Make Connections And Prepare Your Sequencer For Playback20
Select A Multi20
Start Playback On Your Sequencer20
About The Tg77: Rcm Hybrid Synthesis22
Advanced Wave Memory 222
Advanced Frequency Modulation (Afm)22
Dynamic Touch And Control22
About The Tg77: Afm And Awm Voices24
Afm - Advanced Frequency Modulation24
Awm - Advanced Wave Memory24
A Voice Consists Of One, Two, Or Four Elements24
Two Realtime Digital Filters For Each Element25
Afm X Awm X Filtering = The Tg7725
Play Up To 16 Afm Notes And 16 Awm Notes At Once25
A Drum Voice Consists Of 61 Percussion Sounds25
Dynamic Pan Table For Each Element26
Four Dsp Effects26
Eight Individual Outputs27
Front Panel28
Voice, Multi, Utility (Mode Select Keys)28
Edit/Compare28
Copy28
Ef.byass (Effect Bypass)29
Power Switch29
Volume Controls29
Phones29
Exit30
Data Entry Slider30
Bank/Select30
Element31
Operator31
Page31
Jump/Mark31
Rear Panel32
Midi In, Out, Thru32
Contrast32
Output 1/1+2 (L/Mono, R)32
Output 2 (L,R)33
Individual Output 1-833
Power Cable33
How To Move Around: Job Directories34
Three Main Modes34
Play Modes And Edit Modes34
Select A Job From The Job Directory34
Function Keys35
Move Between Jobs Using35
How To Move Around: The Jump Function36
Jump To A Specified Page Number36
Jump Between Two Marked Pages36
How To Enter Data38
Select The Data To Enter38
How To Use The Numeric Key Pad40
How To Enter Absolute Numerical Data40
How To Enter Character Data40
How To Use Multi Mode43
Multi Edit: Initialize A Multi And Select Voices44
Select A Voice For Each Channel Of The Multi45
You Can Playback Your Sequencer While Editing A Multi45
Multi Edit: Volume, Note Shift, And Panning46
Volume Settings Adjust The Level Balance46
Note Shift Settings Adjust Transposition46
Pan Settings Determine Stereo Placement47
Multi Edit: Output And Effects48
Select The Output Group For Each Channel48
Select The Effect Mode48
Select And Adjust A Reverb Effect49
Select And Adjust Other Effect Units49
Bypass The Effects To Hear The Uprocessed Sound49
How To Use An Individual Output50
How To Name And Store Your New Multi52
Enter A 20-Character Multi Name52
Store The Edited Multi52
How To Edit A Voice From Inside Multi Edit Mode54
Enter Multi Edit Mode54
Edit The Selected Voice Of The Multi54
Name And Store The Edited Voice55
How To Edit A Voice59
What Is A Voice60
The Voice Mode Determines The Number Of Elements60
A Normal Voice Uses One, Two, Or Four Elements60
A Drum Voice Uses 61 Awm Samples61
What Is An Awm Element62
Manu Different Ways To Control Sound62
The Waveform Block Determines The Pitch And Basic Tone63
The Filter Block Modified The Tone63
The Amplifier Block Modifies The Volume63
The Basics Of Fm Synthesis64
Interesting Sounds Have Complex Waveforms64
Fm Is A Simple Way To Make A Complex Waveform64
Interesting Sounds Change Over Time64
An Algorithm Is An Arrangement Of Six Operators65
How To Change The Tone Of An Fm Sound65
What Is An Afm Element66
Many Different Ways To Control Sound66
The Fm Block Determines Pitch, Tone And Volume66
The Process Of Voice Editing68
Select The Voice To Edit68
Edit Parameters/Compare With The Original Voice68
Store The Edited Voice69
How Voice Edit Mode Is Organized70
Normal Voice70
Drum Voice70
How To Select A Job71
Simple Editing: Reverb (Effect)72
Select A Voice And Enter Edit Mode72
Select One Of Three Effect Modes72
Select And Adjust A Modulation Effect72
Bypass The Effect To Hear The Unprocessed Sound73
Simple Editing: Tone (Filter)74
What Is A Filter74
Turn Off Unwanted Elements74
Specify The Type Of Filter And The Cutoff Frequency74
Other Ways To Control The Filter75
Simple Editing: Vibrato (Lfo)78
What Is An Lfo78
Adjust The Lfo78
Increase The Modulation Sensitivity For A Awm Element78
Increase The Modulation Sensitivity For A Afm Element79
Simple Editing: Using A Controller80
Control Makes Musical Expressiveness Possible80
Assign A Controller To Regulate Vibrato80
Adjust The Pitch Bend Range80
Other Controller Assignments81
Simple Editing: Attack (Eg)82
What Is An Envelope Generator82
Adjusting The Attach Of An Awm Element82
Adjusting The Attack Of An Afm Element82
How To Name And Store Your New Voice84
Enter A 10-Character Voice Name84
How To Edit A Drum Voice86
Set The Voice Mode To Drum Voice86
Drum Voice Parameters86
Wave Data Set - Select A Wave For Each Key86
Alternate On/Off87
Other Wave Data Settings87
Name And Store Your New Drum Voice87