Performance Effect (Delay) - Yamaha V50 Authorized Product Manual

Function
Determine controller reset condition.
Settings
hold, reset
Explanation
Controller reset determines the condition of the
controllers (modulation wheel, pitch bend wheel,
breath controller, foot controller, etc.) when a voice
or performance is selected.
For example, if you advance the modulation
wheel and then select a different voice or performance,
this setting determines whether the newly selected
voice or performance will be affected by the modu-
lation wheel.
When this is set to "hold", the previous controller
data will be apply to the newly selected voice or
performance. When this is set to "reset", the controller
data will be initialized regardless of the actual con-
troller position whenever a voice or performance is
selected, and the newly selected voice will have no
modulation wheel effect. However, the instant you
move the modulation wheel even slightly, the mod-
ulation wheel effect used by the newly selected voice
or performance will immediately be applied.

Performance effect (delay)

This sets the delay performance effect. The delay effect
adds additional, delayed notes of the same (or different)
pitch as the originally played note.
The V50 has memory for four independent settings
of the performance delay effect; Delay1, Delay2, Delay3,
and Delay4.
This effect can be used in single play mode only
while editing the performance delay.
To use this effect in performance play mode, set the
performance effect selection in
"Delay1 " – "Delay4".
Settings can be copied from one performance delay
memory to another (see page 120).
Each performance delay memory has the following
four settings.
Press
press the
play.
You can press the
the previous display.
Select the delay you wish to set (delay1 – delay4). For
example, if you press the
will get a display like the following.
In addition, if you press the
you will get a display like the following.
(OTHERS) to
If you press the
you will return to the previous display.
(1) Delay time
Note:
Only one out of the twelve performance effects (delay
1 - 4, pan 1 - 4, chord 1 - 4) can be used at one time.
The delay effect is effective for up to four notes.
If you play four notes, the fourth note will have the
correct delay effect. However the instant you play
the fifth note, the delay note of the first played note
will disappear.
In performance play mode, the delay effect will
apply only to the first instrument in the performance.
(Usually instrument 1.)
The actual number of feedback repeats will de-
pend on key velocity and the effect level.
If the velocity sensitivity of the carrier operator
is 0, the effect level will not equal the original level
even if the effect level is set to 99.
, press the
below "delay" to get the following dis-
below " > NEXT" once again,
Function
Set the delay time.
Settings
0.01 - 1.28
below " > P.Efct", and
below " > EXIT" to return to
below "delayl", you
below " > NEXT"
Utility functions 111