Vl Voice And Harmony System Parameters (Plugin); Vl Voice System Parameters - Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual

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VL Voice and Harmony System Parameters (PLUGIN)

VL Voice System Parameters

Path: [UTIL] button
These parameters include assignment of the Part for the VL Voice, as
well as other controls that affect overall operation. For more information
on the VL Voices and how to use them, refer to page 62.
Part Assign
Settings:
In XG Mode: 01 - 16, off
In Performance Mode: 01 - 04, off
This determines the Part to which the VL
Voice is assigned. If a Part is not prop-
erly assigned here, none of the VL Voice
banks can be selected for the Part.
NOTE
The VL voices cannot be assinged to several
Parts at one time since the VL tone generator
section is monophonic.
WX Lip Mode
Settings:
Norm, Expd
WX-series Wind MIDI Controllers pro-
duce pitch bend data ranging from "-16"
to "+32" in response to lip (reed) pres-
sure. The WX Lip parameter determines
whether these values are used as is
("Norm"), or expanded to a full "-64"
through "+63" range ("Expd"). This is
also effective for pitch bend data trans-
mitted from devices other than those of
the WX-series.
VL Voices and Harmony System Parameters (PLUGIN)
"PLUGIN"
Details
• The "Expd" setting is recommended when
using a WX controller in the "tight lip"
mode. The "Norm" setting is recommended
when using the WX controller "loose lip"
mode.
• The settings made here are effective only
for the internal VL tone generator.
Breath Mode
Settings:
Sets the control source to be used for
"breath" control. This parameter should
be set to "BC/WX" when a breath con-
troller or Yamaha WX-series Wind MIDI
Controller is being used. When "Veloc-
ity" is selected, breath variation is con-
trolled by keyboard initial touch response.
When "Touch EG" is selected, breath
variation is controlled by a combination
of initial keyboard touch response and
aftertouch pressure. Initial key velocity
sets the initial breath level, and aftertouch
pressure determines the shape of the sub-
sequent breath envelope.
Utility Mode
"PLG100-VL"
BC/WX, Vel, TchEG
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