Voice Name; Initialize Voice - Yamaha SY77 Operating Manual

MIDI Ctrl No. & Device (0...120, Aftertouch):
These settings determine which controllers will
regulate each parameter.
To make controller settings for Pitch Bend,
Modulation, or Pan, press Fl, F2, or F3. Refer to
sections 12. (Fl), 12. (F2), or 12. (F3).
MIDI Ctrl No. & Device: For details refer to
12. (F2) Controllers set (Modulation).
Filter Cutoff Depth: The controller assigned to
CutoffDepth can be used in two ways to affect
the filter, depending on the Control Source set-
ting of each filter. Refer to Voice AFM Element
8.3 Cutoff EG or Voice AWM Element 7.3 Cutoff
EG.
COMMON DATA
Summary: Specify a ten-character name for the
voice being edited. In voice play mode, this voice
name will be displayed in large characters.
Procedure:
From: Voice Common job
directory
Select: job 13:Name
Specify: the voice name
COMMON DATA
Summary: Initialize the Voice Common data being
edited to a set of standard values. The Voice
Mode will not change.
Procedure:
From: Voice Common job
directory
Select: job 15:Init
To execute: initialization press YES
To quit: without initializing press NO

13. Voice name

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Remarks: Methods of entering character data are

15. Initialize voice

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Continuously control the filter cutoff: If the
Control Source of a filter is set to LFO then
the controller assigned to CutoffDepth can be
used to continuously control the cutoff
frequency even while a note is sounding.
Control the filter cutoff at key-on: If the Con-
trol Source of a filter is set to EG or EG-VA
then the controller assigned to CutoffDepth
will be used only at the instant the note is
played; i.e., after playing a note you can move
the controller without affecting the sound.
This can be used to give different filter cutoffs
to individual notes as you play them.
Enter a ten-character name for the voice.
To clear the currently entered name press F1
(Clr).
To switch to upper-case characters press F2
(Uppr).
To switch to lower-case characters press F3
(Lowr).
explained in Introducing the SY77, How to use
the numeric key pad, on page 00.
VOICE EDIT MODE
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