Editing A Vl Voice - Yamaha MU100R Owner's Manual

Editing a VL Voice

This section shows you the basic steps in editing VL Voices. The VL param-
eters here are completely different from those of the normal Voices, the ones
you edited on page 36. (For more information on the VL Edit parameters,
see page 119.)
Keep in mind that in editing the VL Voices, you are not changing the
Voice itself, but rather the Part the Voice is assigned to. This means that
when you select a different VL Voice for the Part, the edited settings apply to
the new Voice, whether they're appropriate or not.
You can use this to your advantage by recording all VL Part settings to
your sequencer, before the actual song data. This ensures that the VL Part
will play exactly as intended for each song.
Also remember that any edits you make to the VL Part are automatically
saved as the power on defaults. In other words, the next time you turn on the
power, the previous condition of the VL Part is automatically recalled. If
you want to save one "set" of edits (for example, for use with a specific
song) before creating another set, you must first save the current setup to a
sequencer or MIDI data filer. (For details, see page 18.)
NOTE
The VL Edit parameters are not available for the normal Voices or Drum Voices.
Operation
1 Select the VL Part.
In order to edit the VL Voice, you must first select the Part to
which the VL Voice has been assigned. Also make sure that a
VL Voice has been selected for the Part. (See "Selecting VL
Voice banks and VL Voices" above.)
2 Call up the Edit menu.
Press the [EDIT] button.
3 Call up the VL Edit menu.
Use the [SELECT >] button to select "PLUGIN" in the display,
then press [ENTER].
Guided Tour
Playing and Editing VL Voices
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