Wave Edit Mode - Yamaha EX5 Owner's Manual

4 Types of Source Data
Selects the type of data that will be copied. It is
possible to designate common data that affects all of
the elements, and specific data for specified
elements.
When Common (All elements) is selected for the
Source Element:
ALL (All voice data), PARAM (Parameter settings), ARP
(Arpeggio settings), EFCT (Effect settings), CTRL
(Controller settings), NAME (Voice name)
When an Element is selected for the Source Element:
ALL (All the data for that element), OSC (Oscillator
settings), PITCH (Pitch settings), FILTER (Filter settings),
AMP (Amplitude settings), LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator
settings)
5 Current Voice
Fixed to the currently editing voice.
6 Destination Element
Sets the destination voice element that will be copied
to. This parameter is displayed only when an
element is selected in the Source Element parameter.
Settings: EL1~4 (Normal voice), EL1~128 (Drum voice)

Wave Edit Mode

When you select a DRAM (RAM) bank and AWM
wave number (0001~1024) from the Bank and
Number in the WAVE display of the OSC menu in the
Voice Edit mode, [F3] (WAVE-EDIT) sub menu is
added to the screen.
Press [F3] to enter the Wave Edit mode. In the Wave
Edit mode, you can create waves that make up a voice
by layering preset samples and/or your own samples
that you created, designating the keyboard range for
each sample. Waves that you have created here can be
used the same as preset waves.
(D)RAM bank/number is selectable, only when the AWM
elements are selected for editing.
Press [EXIT] to exit the Wave Edit mode. The
EX5/5R/7 returns to the original display (Voice Edit
mode).
In Wave Edit mode, a sample wave is not changed and
therefore not destroyed. The edit here will not change the
sample waves but designate their layerings, their keyboard
ranges and mix balance between them.
In the Wave Edit mode, there are the following four
types of menus. Press each [F5] (NAME), [F6] (SMPL),
[F7] (MIX), or [F8] (ZONE) to switch to the necessary
display. Also for adding or deleting layers, the "ADD"
function is assigned to [F3] (ADD) and the delete
function is assigned to [F4] (DEL).
[F5]: NAME (Settings for naming waves)
[F6]: SMPL (Settings related to playing back samples)
[F7]: MIX (Settings related to the output balance)
[F8]: ZONE (Settings related to the sound range)
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F5 F6 F7 F8