1: Setting - Yamaha VL1 Owner's Manual

Feature Reference

1: Setting

Assign Mode
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Bottom Note, Top Note, Last Note.
Determines which note(s) will be played when more than one note is played at a
time. Operation is different in the mono, poly, and unison key modes (≥
noted below. This parameter also affects how the VL1 responds to external MIDI control.
Bottom Note
Top Note
Last Note
• The above settings apply when the "Mono" key mode is selected.
• When the "Poly" key mode is selected, "Top Note*" will appear in place
of the "Last Note" setting and operation will be the same as when "Top
Note" is selected.
• When the "Unison" key mode is selected, the lowest and highest notes
played will sound regardless of the Assign Mode setting.
Pitchbend Mode
≤
Normal, Bottom, Top.
Sets the pitch bend mode. The "Bottom" and "Top" modes are only effective
when the poly or unison key mode (≥
Normal
Bottom
Top
Sustain
≤
off, on.
Turns the VL1 sustain function on or off. When "off" the sustain function will not
work even if sustain is assigned to a footswitch (≥
plugged into the appropriate FOOT SWITCH jack or a MIDI sustain message is received.
Off
On
Edit Mode
The lowest note(s) played sounds.
The highest note(s) played sounds.
The last note(s) played sounds.
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Both notes are effected by the PITCH wheel.
The lowest of two notes played will be affected by the pitch wheel.
The highest of two notes played will be affected by the pitch wheel.
Sustain can not be applied via footswitch or MIDI.
Sustain can be applied via footswitch or MIDI.
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