Voice Setup: Note Limit - Yamaha VP-1 Owner's Manual

VOICE SETUP: Note Limit

: VSet
PLAY F6
Sets the keyboard range for each element.
NtLmtHi
NtLmtLo
Move cursor to NtLmtHi or NtLmtLo.
C-2 ~ G8
C-2 ~ G8
Description
• Sets the range of notes over which an element can be played.
• NtLmtHi: Sets the highest note of the range.
• NtLmtLo: Sets the lowest note of the range.
• As an example, assume that NtLmtLo is set to C2 and NtLmtHi is set to C4. In this
case, all notes from C2 to C4 will produce the sound of the element, while other
notes will not.
NtLmtLo=C2
• If you set NtLmtLo to a higher value than NtLmtHi, the notes between the two
settings will not produce the element, while the other notes will. In other words,
you get a gap in the middle where the element will not sound. If NtLmtHi is set to
C2 and NtLmtLo to C4, for example, the element will be effective over notes C~2
~ C2 and C4 ~ G8, but not between C#2 ~ B3.
• The window at the right of the screen displays the current range settings
graphically. Elements that are "off" are indicated as "------".
Important
• You cannot set the range on an element whose Element Switch is "off". (
REFERENCE: 1-17)
FYI
• The VP1's keyboard runs from E0 to G6.
• You can use the 1
12 buttons to toggle elements on and off during editing.
NtLmtHi=C4
NtLmtHi=C2 NtLmtLo=C4
~ 4 buttons to switch among elements, and the
Editing Functions
9 ~
REFERENCE
Chapter 1 PLAY Mode 1 - 27