Compare - Yamaha TX81Z Product Manual

SINGLE: Edit

COMPARE

Algorithm
Feedback
When you first enter SINGLE EDIT mode, the LCD will show an "E" in the
upper left corner, indicating "Edit". As soon as you modify the data, this
will change to "e".
Original data unchanged
While editing a voice, you can compare it with the original voice. Press EDIT/
COMPARE. The LED will begin blinking, and the LCD will show a "c" in the
upper left corner, indicating "Compare". Use the PARAMETER keys to look
through the parameters. When the Compare LED is flashing, you will not be
able to modify the data. To return to edit mode, press EDIT/COMPARE
once more.
Compare original voice
This is where you select the Algorithm, or "arrangement" of operators.
Operator 1-4 on/off
In addition to the algorithm number, the LCD shows a graphic representation
of the actual algorithm structure. The arrows indicate the modulator
connection. (See also the pull-out reference card under the LCD.)
By moving the cursor to the "1111" area and pressing DEC/INC, you can turn
each operator on (1) or off (0). When editing, it is often useful to hear only a
certain combination of operators at once. Obviously, if all carriers are turned
off, there will be no sound.
In any algorithm, operator 4 can be set to modulate itself on a scale of 0
(no feedback) to 7.
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Modifications have been made
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