Yamaha TX 802 Owner's Manual page 24

VOICE
EDIT
VOICE EDIT
(II)
This
is
where you
determine
how
a
voice
will
be controlled
via
MIDI.
When
you
press
VOICE
EDIT
(II)
you
will
get the following
display.
Press the
PARAMETER SELECT
keys 1-8
to select the
parameters
displayed
in
the
lower
line.
Voice
name
MIDI receive
channel
VOICE EDIT(II) MENU <GrandPiano>
Rch=
1
mode bend rpch prta wheel foot brth aftr
Compare
Any
time
you
are editing a voice,
you can
press
COMPARE
to
see and hear the
original
voice
data.
In
COMPARE
mode,
all
parameters
in
the
LCD
will blink,
and you
will
not
be
able to
modify
the data.
Look
through the parameters
just
as
in
normal
edit
mode. To
return to edit
mode,
press
COMPARE
again.
/.
Key mode
(poly,
mono)
Poly
is
the
normal mode,
when
a
voice
will
be played with as
many
simultaneous notes as the
performance
setting allows (see Linked
Tone
Generators,
p.7).
In
Mono
mode,
only the
last
note
you
play
will
be sounded.
Mono mode
allows
you
to
use
Fingered Portamento
(see p.23).
When
an instrument
is
Alternately
Assigned
(p.
15),
Mono
is
ignored.
2.
Pitch
bend
Range
(0-12)
Set
to
0,
the Pitch
Bend Wheel
will
have no
effect; set to 12, the
maximum
bend
will
be an
octave.
Step (0-12)
Set
to
0,
the
pitch
bend
will
be continuous. Set 1-12, the
bending
effect
will
be
in
"steps"
of
1-12
semitones.
When
Step
is
set to
1-12, Range
will
automatically
be
set to
1
2.
*h
3.
Random
pitch
Depth
(0-7)
When
set
between
1
and
7,
the pitch
will
be given an increasing randomness,
useful for creating a "naturally irregular"
feel.
4.
Portamento
There
are
two
modes
of
Portamento
(the
"glide"
between
notes),
and your
choice
will
differ
between
Poly and
Mono
modes
(see
above).
Portamento can
be switched on/off
via
MIDI.
Portamento
Mode
When
in
Poly
mode:
Sus.
Key
Retain:
Notes
held
with the
sustain
pedal are
retained
as the
pitch glides to
the
new
note.
Sus.
Key
Follow:
Notes
held
with the sustain pedal
glide to
the
new
note.
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