Quick Guide - Editing The Settings; Performance Editing - Yamaha montage6 Owner's Manual

This instrument has various edit displays for Parts, Performances, effects, and Arpeggios. This chapter explains how to create
an original Performance by combining multiple Parts.

Performance Editing

"Performance Editing" refers to the process of creating a
Performance by changing the parameters that make up the
Performance. This can be done in the Performance Edit
display.
Basic operations for editing a
Performance
1
Move the cursor to the Performance name on
the Performance Play display, then press the
[EDIT] button.
2
Touch the [General] tab at the left side of the
screen to edit the Performance.
Performance Edit display
Storing the Performance
After editing, store the Performance to internal memory.
Press the [STORE] button to store the Performance.
NOTICE
• The edited Performance will be lost when selecting a different
Performance or turning the power off.
• If you overwrite a Performance in the User bank, it will be per-
manently deleted. When you store the edited Performance, be
careful not to overwrite any important User Performances.
Important data should always be saved to a USB flash memory
device connected to the [USB TO DEVICE] terminal. For
detailed instructions on saving, see page 53.
NOTE
You can select any desired Part by using the Number A [1] – [16]
buttons during editing of the Performances, and edit the selected
Part.
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1
Press the [STORE] button to call up the Store
display.
Storing a new Performance
Performance previously stored
2
Set the destination for storing the
Performance.
To store the newly edited Performance, touch "+" in the
[Store As New Performance] section.
NOTE
To overwrite the previously stored Performance, touch [Overwrite
Current Perf.] or the Performance to be overwritten.
3
The Text Input display appears. Input the
name of the stored Performance.
For detailed instructions on inputting characters, see
"Naming (character inputting)" in "Basic Operation and
Displays" (page 17).
4
Select "Done" on the Text Input display to
actually execute the Store operation.
NOTE
If you are overwriting the previously stored file, a confirmation
display appears after Step 2. Select "YES" to execute the Store
operation.