All Part Control - Yamaha MU128 Owner's Manual

All Part Control

The All Part controls include: Master Volume, Master Attenuator, Reverb
Return, Chorus Return, Variation Return and Transpose.
Keep in mind that these controls affect all Parts equally, and either add to or
subtract from their individual values. For example, if Note Shift on one Part
is set to –12, and Transpose (in All Part) is set to +12, that Part's pitch value
will actually be 0 or normal. For basic information on using the All Part
controls, see page 61.
Master Volume (M.Volum)
Range: 000 — 127
This determines the overall Volume of the
Parts, while maintaining individual level
settings for each Part made in the Single
Part controls.
NOTE
When the Variation effect is used as a System
effect (page 153), you may have to adjust the
Variation Return parameter (page 110) as well
as the Master Volume parameter, to achieve
the desired balance.
Master Attenuator (M.Attn)
Range: 000 (maximum volume) —
127 (minimum volume)
This determines the level of all Parts, but
functions as an attenuator; the greater the
value, the lower the volume. This is useful
when you are playing several songs and
want to keep their overall level consistent.
Reverb Return (RevRtn)
Range:
This determines the amount of Reverb
return in the overall mix.
NOTE
Keep in mind that the overall Reverb effect
also depends on the Reverb Send setting (page
107) in the Single Part controls.
Chorus Return (ChoRtn)
Range:
This determines the amount of Chorus
return in the overall mix.
NOTE
Keep in mind that the overall Chorus effect
also depends on the Chorus Send setting
(page 107) in the Single Part controls.
MU128 Multi Mode
Part Controls
000 — 127
000 — 127
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