Card Voice Memory - Yamaha SY85 Owner's Manual

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2. Selecting And Playing Voices
Note that the voices are arranged in categories for easier access. The cat-
egory of each voice is identified by a two-character prefix, as follows:
AP ............... Acoustic Piano
OR ............... Organ
KY ............... Keyboard
BR ............... Brass
ST ................ Strings
BA ............... Bass
GT ............... Guitar
WN .............. Wind
FI ................. Folk Instrument
CH ............... Chorus
TP ................ Tuned Percussion
SP ............... Synth Pad
SC ............... Synth Comp
SL ................ Synth Lead
ME ............... Musical Effect
SE ............... Sound Effect
DR ............... Drums
MI ................ Miscellaneous Instrument
AT ............... After Touch
MW .............. Modulation Wheel
A more detailed voice list is provided in the Feature Reference manual
appendix (page 306 through 309).
If you don't get any sound at this point: Make sure your sound
system is turned ON and the volume is turned up to a
reasonable level, make sure that the SY85 OUTPUT 1 and
HINT
OUTPUT 2 controls are turned up to a reasonable level, and
check all connections carefully.

CARD Voice Memory

The CARD memory is an optional Yamaha MCD64 Memory Card (or pre-
programmed voice card) plugged into the SY85 DATA slot. Memory cards are
convenient for external storage and transportation of voices you or others
create. You can also store sets of related voices on different memory cards. An
MCD64 Memory Card holds four banks of 64 voices each — a total of 256
voices per card.
CARD voice numbers are preceded by the letter "C". The four voice banks
are selected in sequence by repeatedly pressing the [CARD] key:
→ C → C
... C
I II
Individual voices are then selected by using the GROUP and PROGRAM
keys (or the [-1]/[+1] keys or data dial) in exactly the same way as the INTER-
NAL voices.
→ C → C
...
III IV I