Yamaha SY99 Owner's Manual page 173

VOICE EDIT MODE
This area displays the names and numbers of
the samples that are contained in the SY99's
internal sample memory. Move the cursor or use
the numeric keys to select a sample. If neces-
sary, press Fl or F2 to scroll the display.
To edit the original key and key range assign-
ments of a sample, move the cursor to one of the
columns labelled "Original," "Low key," and
"High key." For details, refer to the following
Sample assign explanation.
To rename the selected sample press F6
(Name). For details, refer to How to enter char-
acter data, page 30.
To edit the currently selected sample press F8
(Data). For details refer to the following section,
Sample edit.
Sample assign: After selecting a sample, move the
cursor to one of the columns labelled "Original,"
"Low key," and "High key" to edit the key
range and original pitch key assignments of each
sample in the waveform. The "Kbd" label will
appear for function key F5, as shown below:
This area displays the names and numbers of
the samples that are contained in the SY99's
internal sample memory.
Original (C-2...G8): The sample will be played
back at its original recorded pitch at this key.
Low key (C#-2...G8): This is the lowest key of
the range for which this sample will be played
back.
High key (C#-2...G8): This is the highest key of
the range for which this sample will be played
back. Note that the high key of a sample is al -
ways one key below the low key of the next
sample. It is not possible to overlap samples in
a waveform, or to leave gaps between them.
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If five or more samples have been assigned to
the currently selected waveform, use Fl
to scroll the display through the samples
F2
in the waveform.
To set a parameter in
press F7 and then press a note to enter it as the
new setting.
To rename the selected sample press F6
(Name). For details, refer to How to enter char-
acter data, page 30.
To edit the currently selected sample press F8
(Data). For details refer to the following section,
Sample edit.
When you finish making key assignments for
a sample, press EXIT to return to the Waveform
assign display.
Sample edit: After selecting a sample, press F8
(Edit) to set the pitch, volume, loop type, and
loop mode of the sample. A display similar to the
following will appear:
This area displays the number and name of the
sample. If the sample is not copy-protected, its
resolution and sampling rate will be displayed
here as well.
Volume (+0...+127): Adjust the sample volume.
Pitch (-5376...+5376): Adjust the pitch of the
sample. (The range in which the pitch can be
adjusted may be smaller for certain samples.)
Loop type. One of the following four loop types
may be selected: forward once, forward loop,
backward once, or backward loop. Specify the
direction (forward or backward) in which the
sample will be played back, and whether the
sample will play once ("...once") or continue
looping as long as a key is pressed ("...loop").
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