Yamaha DX9 Operating Manual page 26

3.
Set the
LFO DELAY.
Pressing the
I
DELAY
I
key,
set
the
LFO
DELAY
to
"36".
The
vibrato effect
will
begin a
few seconds
after
a
key
is
played.
4.
The
modulation controls should be
set so that
the
vibrato effect
will
be
controlled solely
by
the
Modula-
tion wheel. Pressing the
|
PMD/AMD|
key,
set
the
"LFO
PM DEPTH"
and
the
"LFO
AM
DEPTH" to "0".
The
setting for
both
OPERATORS
1
and 2
should be "0".
5.
Set the
MO
DULATION
SE NSITIVITY.
Pressing the
|PITCH/AM"p1
key,
set
the
"P
MOD
SENS"
to
"]". This
means
that the pitch
will
be
modulated
slightly
by the LFO.
Pressing again the
|
PITCH/AMP|
key,
set
the
"A
MOD
SENS"
to
"0".
The
settings for
both
OPERATORS
1
and 2
should be "0".
6.
Control the Vibrato Effect
with the Modulation Wheel.
Pressing the
|
FUNCTIOnI
key,
set
the
DX9
to the
FUNCTION
mode.
7.
Set the
Modu
lation
Wheel
RANGE.
Pressing the
|
MODULATION WHEEL
RANGE"]
key,
set
the
RANGE
to
"33". This produces
a
slight
amount
of vibrato.
8.
Turn
PITCH ON.
AMP
LITUDE
OFF.
Pressing
the
|
PITCH
|
key,
set
the
PITCH
to
"ON".
This signifies that
the
modulation wheel
controls the
LFO
modulation of the
pitch.
Pressing the
IAMPLITUD'e]
key,
set
the
AMPLITUDE
to
"OFF".
9.
Set the
EG
(Envelope Generator)
BIAS
to
OFF.
Pressing the
[EG
BIAS[ key,
set
the
EG
BIAS
to
"OFF".
Now,
by manipulating the
MODULATION WHEEL,
you should be able to control the
amount
of vibrato
on
the
clarinet
while playing.
12)
Saving
Your
Original
Voice
In
Memory
Refer to the
STORE/SAVE/LOAD
on page
17.
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