Yamaha TX7 Owner's Manual page 10

14.
Synth
Rise
A
15. Clav
A
16.
Tine
Electric
Piano
17. Breath Control Flute
18.
Horn Section
A
19.
Double Harp
A
20.
Electric
Guitar
A
21
.
Electric
Bass
A
22. Harpsichord
A
23.
Vibraphone
A
24. Breath Control
Saxophone
25.
FM
Piano
A
26.
Modulation
Wheel
Timpani
27.
Time
Warp
28.
Tube
Rise
A
29. Violins
A
30.
Katimba
A
31.
Harmonic
Synthesizer
32. Orchestral
The pre-programmed
internal
voices can be accessed immediately, so
we'll
use
them
to
become
familiar
with
the
TX7
and
its
operating procedures.
Later we'll find
out
how
to load voice set
A
into the
DX7
and voice
set
B
into
the
TX7
for
combined
use (voice sets
A
and B
are
designed
primarily to
be used
together
—
see the
"CASSETTE
OPERATIONS"
section,
beginning on page
21).
Begin by
turning the
TX7
ON-
-after
connecting
it
to
your
DX7
as
illustrated
on
the
"CONNECTIONS"
page.
You
will
be
greeted
by
the
<< YAM AHA
TX7>>
display
which
will
appear on
the
LCD
panel
for a
few
seconds,
and
then the
LCD
panel
will
read
"CMB
1
ACC.
PIANO",
indicating that
voice
number
1
(acoustic piano)
is
selected
in
the
combined
mode-
-but
we'll find
out
what
that
means
a
little later.
First
we'll
need
to
know how
to set the
TX7's
OUTPUT
and
PHONES
volume
level.
"CMB
1
ACC.
PIANO"
Combined
voice
mode
J]
Voice
Voice
number
name
Volume
Control
I
Programming
The
four
buttons on
the
TX7
panel
under
the
PRESET
VOLUME
group
label are
used
to set
volume
level
and program
the
TX7's
preset
volume
function.
First,
try
pressing
and
holding either of the
PRESET
VOLUME
arrow
buttons.
The
LCD
panel
will
show
a
black
horizontal bar
which
will
soon
begin
to
shorten or lengthen
depending on which arrow
button you have
pressed.
The volume
bar
will
disappear
as
soon as the arrow buttons
are released.
Simply, the longer the
bar,
the higher
the
volume. Thus,
the
arrow buttons can be used
to
manually
set
any
volume
level
(the
length of the bar
at
the instant
the
arrow button
is
released
corresponds
to
the
volume
set).
Pressing
either
arrow button
quickly,
once,
and
then
releasing
it
causes
the
volume
to
be increased
or
decreased
one
increment
in
the specified
direction.
The
entire
length of the bar
corresponds
to
80
increments (16
LCD
character x
5
segments
per character).