Transpose - Yamaha SY99 Owner's Manual

SONG MODE
SONG EDIT JOBS 2
Summary: This operation transposes all notes in
specified measures of the track by a specified
interval.
Procedure:
From: song edit job directory 2 (JUMP #606)
Select: 05:Transps
Specify: the area of track measures which you
wish to transpose and set the interval.
•Press: a track select button 1-15 to select a
track.
To execute: the operation press ENTER.
To quit: without executing press EXIT.
SONG EDIT JOBS 2
Summary: This operation conserves sequencer
memory by deleting approximately every other
occurrence of a specified type of continuous con-
troller from specified measures of the track.
Procedure:
From: song edit job directory 2 (JUMP #606)
Select: 06:ThinOut
Specify: the area of track measures which you
wish to thin out and specify the type of
data to be thinned out.
Press: a track select button 1-15 to select a
track.
To execute: the operation press ENTER.
To quit: without executing press EXIT.
Top Measure (001...999): Specify the first mea-
sure to be affected.
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5. Transpose

(JUMP #611)
6. Thin out
(JUMP #612)
Remarks: You may thin out more than one type of
Top Measure (001...999): Specify the first mea-
sure to be affected.
Last Measure (001...999): Specify the last
measure to be affected.
Interval (-99...+99): The note number of all
notes will be transposed by the specified inter-
val. Settings of +1...+99 will transpose up-
wards, and settings of -1...-99 will transpose
downwards. The note number is limited to a
range of 0 (C-2) to 127 (G8), and the note num-
bers resulting from this operation will not exceed
these limits.
Last Measure (001...999): Specify the last
measure to be affected.
After Touch (on, off): When this is set "on",
channel aftertouch data will be thinned out.
(Polyphonic aftertouch is not received or
recorded by the SY99.)
Pitch Bend (on, off): When this is set "on",
pitch bend data will be thinned out.
Control Change (on, off): When this is set "on",
all continuous control change data will be
thinned out. Switch-type controllers such as
sustain on/off will not be affected.
data at once.
When you move a continuous controller
slowly, many messages with closely spaced
data will be transmitted. You can usually delete
half of them without any audible difference. If you
are running low on sequencer memory, thinning
out some continuous data can help. Repeating
the thin out operation several times will even-
tually produce rough changes in controller data,
which can be an interesting effect in itself.
JUMP #611
JUMP #612