Preset Tone Levers; Variable Effect Controls - Yamaha SY-2 Manual

Preset
Tone
Levers
Your
SY
?
has
14
preset
lone
levers
which,
bv switch
ir>g,
actually create
2S different tones.
When
you depress
one
of the
levers
and push
a note,
you
hear the
sound
of
the instrument identified
bv
nanw on
tli»
Iwbt
panaU depending
on
tfi«
ppiitiwi of
tho
sids I/side
H
fftver
•
.
Few
ifwttnoe,
when
ttw Flut^Clarinet
lew
is
depfreusd, you'll
hear a Clarinst
whfln the
sitde
IfU ievar
is
presMd
down
or
e Fliitw
when
the
ii(l» 1/11
lever
It
in
tha
up
poiltian.
Your
Yamaha
lytitheiiiflf
le
designed to
crwta
the
sound of
Ofilv
one
instrumon at a time.
If
you
depress
more than
one
preset
tone
Cever at
the
same
rime,
you
hear
only
"the
instrument selected
by
the
Iwer
furthest
to
thR
right
on
the panel.
When
no
levfif
&
are depressed, naturally
you
wlli
hear
no
sound.
The
keyboaix)
is
designed to play
Ofilv
iKWe
at
a
time
howewr; no
special frngflrhiB
technique
is
raquiried.
When
two
or
more
kevs
«
down,
the
hlghw key
will
Iww
priority.
Variable Effect Controls
Your
Yamaha
synth^er
har a
number
of variable effect
controls to
permit
v^Li
to
add
variations to
the
preset
tones
and
to create
a
new
world of musical
ex
press
loni.
For convenience, aM the
d'fc^cT
variation
levers
are arranged
to
the
left
of the paneL while the efkct controls are
arranged
at
the
left
and
right
of the keyboard.
To
tntroduoe them,
depren
the corr^xinding
effect
lews. These
effects
cen be
combined
in
any combinatiofi.
A
little
wcparimanutlon
will
open
many
-
almosi
infinitH
—
poeslbllltiei
to vov.