Yamaha CS-80 Instruction Manual page 27

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What
you
play
What
you
hear
[42-45]
TOUCH
RESPONSE -
Touch
response (key-
board dynamics)
allows
you to achieve the ultimate
in realistic
musical expression. This section allows
you
to change the
LEVEL
(volume)
and
the
BRILLIANCE
(harmonics) by playing the
keyboard
differently.
With
the sliders
down
at
#0, there
is
no
touch response,
while up
at
-10
the effect
is
maximum.
INITIAL
-
"initial"
means that the
amount
of effect
is
determined by
how
fast
and hard
you
initially
strike
the key.
INITIAL
BR ILLIANCE
[42]
makes
the notes brighter the harder
you
hit
the key,
and
INITIAL
LEVEL
[43]
makes
the notes louder the
harder you
hit the key.
AFTER -
"After" means that the
amount
of effect
is
determined by
how
hard
you
press
a
key
after
it
hits
bottom. Thus.
AFTER
BILLIANCE
[44]
and
AFTER
LEVEL
[451 are similar to
INITIAL
BRILLIANCE
and
LEVEL,
but
are sensitive to
key pressure rather
than key stroke velocity.
Some
instruments
are
not touch
sensitive,
such
as a
harpsichord. Thus, you would keep
these sliders
at
minimum
to simulate
realistic
playing.
Other
instru-
ments change more
in level
than
in
tone
when you
play
harder, such
as a
piano.
Still
other instruments
change
as
much
in
tone
as in level,
si
as
wind
instruments.
To
simulate tightening the
embouchure
on
a reed,
you
might
use
AFTER
BRILLIANCE.
[46]
MEMORI
ES
-
The memories
are
beneath
a
hinged cover
which
bears a
simplified block diagram of
the
CS-80.
(A
detailed
block diagram and
a
copy
of the
simplified
block
diagram
may
be
found
in
Section V.
)
Memories
1
through 4
are
miniaturized versions of
programmable
panels
I
&
II,
minus
the detailed labeling.
Once you
develope
a
patch
you want
to save,
you
can
transfer the settings to
a
memory
by
visually lining
up
the
memory's
sliders
and
switches
as
closely as possible
to
those on the Panel.
"Fine tuning"
the
memory
patch against the
panel-programmed
patch
is
easier
if
you follow
this
guidehne:
1. If
you
are
using
PANEL
II,
transfer
it
to
MEMORY
1
or 2.
2, If
you
are using
PANEL
I,
transfer
it
to
MEMORY
3
or 4.
Press the
TONE SELECTOR
buttons
corresponding
to the
PANEL
and
MEMORY
involved.
[3]
4.
Compare
the
two
patches
by moving
the
MIX
lever [4]
from
I
to IL