Yamaha DX5 Owner's Manual page 15

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2.
Calling the
Performance
Name
is
DUAL
and
that
the selected voices
are
internal.
Now,
still in
BANK
2,
press the
P3
switch.
With
the factory
performance
data
this will
give
you
a
combination
of
STRING
ENSEMBLE
and
SOLO
VIOLIN
voices. Note,
however,
that the key assign
mode
has
now
automatically switched
to
SPLIT and
the
split
point-
-shown
on
the
LCD-
-is
set at F3.
Now
press the
BANK
5 {B5) switch so you
call
the
third per-
formance
memory
in
the
fifth
bank:
this will
be
a
combination
of
ELECTRIC PIANO
5A
and
BREATH CONTROL SAXOPHONE
(the fact that the sax voice requires
breath control
is
indicated by
"[BC1]"
immediately following
the voice
name).
The
key assign
mode
will
revert to
DUAL,
but the
CARTRIDGE A
and
CARTRIDGE
B switches
will
light,
indicating that these voices
are
being
called
from the
external
cartridge
voice memories.
Voice numbers, performance
parameters, key
assign
mode
and
internal/cartridge
memory
selection
can
all
be
programmed
as desired to create
your
own
performance
combinations.
The programming
of
performance parameters
will
be discussed
in
CHAPTER
V;
FUNCTION
PROGRAMMING,
while the storing of
programmed
performance
parameters, voice numbers, key
assign
mode,
etc., in
the
performance
memory
will
be
discussed
in
CHAPTER
VII:
STORING
VOICE
AND PERFORMANCE
DATA.
Like the individual voices, each performance combination can be given an
identi-
fying
name. The
performance
name
can be
called
by pressing the currently selected
BANK
switch
a
second
time. Press the
same
switch again
to return to the
normal
dual voice
display.
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3.
Accessing a
Performance
Cartridge
Data
in a
performance
memory
cartridge- -either
the supplied
ROM
performance
cartridge or optional user-
programmed
RAMI
performance
cartridges-
-can be
accessed and
called into the
performance
edit buffer
for
use with
the
internal voices.
This
is
accomplished by
inserting the appropriate
performance
cartridge into the
CARTRIDGE A
slot,
then pressing the
CARTRIDGE A
switch while holding
down
any performance
memory
selector.
Any
performance
memory
now
selected
will
be accesed from
the
cartridge, rather
than the
internal
performance memory.
This
can be confirmed by
calling the
performance name:
a
<<CARTRIDGE>>
identifier
will
appear
beside
the
performance name.
Performance
cartridge access can be turned
OFF
simply by
turning
off
the
CAR-
TRIDGE A
switch.
To
call
the
entire
performance
cartridge
contents
into
the
internal
performance
memory,
use
the
LOAD CARTRIDGE
function described
in
CHAPTER
VIII:
ME-
MORY
MANAGEMENT.
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