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be applied to any eight PARTS of a MIX – this
includes the AD input and PLG150 boards). When
in a Performance or Mix you will find the
parameters for the AD input found in COMMON/
F5 Audio In/ SF2 INS TYPE:
You select which eight Parts of your MIX will have
the Insertion Effects active in COMMON/ F6
EFFECT/ SF2 INS TYPE:
Once you have set up the microphone, the AD
parameters, the Insertion Effects and the Vocal
Harmony you can go to INTEGRATED SAMPLING
and what you hear is what you will be able to
sample. The Source will be "A/D".
By assigning the Harmony parts to follow a
specific MIDI channel you can 'orchestrate' your
backing vocals with any track containing the
controlling note data. The notes on that MIDI
channel can be used to conduct the harmonies
and you can choose to have it audible or you can
set its volume to zero and just use the notes to
control the vocals.
Visit
www.motifator.com
files called "VH_PLG_2.w7a" and "VH_PLG_2.w8a"
for the Motif ES and transfer them to your
SmartMedia card or USB drive. There are 15
examples. Ten are Chordal setups, 1 Detune, and
4 are Vocoder examples. Also you will find several
Song Mixes setup to use the various setups. Plus
a bonus Pattern setup dedicated to Barry White.
PLG-EFF setups can be copied from Performance
mode to a SONG or PATTERN Mix using the PF
COPY function.
VH EFFECT EDITOR:
Stand-alone / OPT Plug-in VH Effect Editor
This program will let you setup the various
parameters for the Vocal Harmony board. The OPT
compatibility means you can open this Editor
while running the OPT compatible sequencer (like
the Yamaha SQ01) and you can have the software
insert the setup data into a track for recall. As a
and download the FREE
stand alone Editor you can store your setups in a
special file and archive that file on your computer.
Screen shots of the VH EFFECT EDITOR
Tony Escueta and Phil Clendeninn
File examples prepared by Athan Billias
©Yamaha Corporation of America
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