Yamaha mLAN System - Manual

Yamaha mLAN System

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 4 – How connections are made and broken; Audio view; Click
  • Page 5 – Network Wordclock Connections; Click on the “m” or Master box within it; Network AUDIO Connections
  • Page 6 – Network MIDI Connections
  • Page 7 – simultaneous control over the internal 01X
  • Page 8 – Multi Part Editor for Motif ES: MIDI Setup; On the toolbar of the Editor you will find SETUP; Open the Multi-Part Editor for Motif Rack
  • Page 10 – tracks for your Motif ES and Motif Rack. This is a
  • Page 11 – Plug a microphone into input 1 of the i88X; creative user that never existed before. As you
  • Page 12 – musical synchronization – word clock is all about; Motif ES: How do you lock-in the settings you
  • Page 13 – that will not go away:
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mLAN System Setup

A Getting Started Power User Guide

(Windows)

Phil Clendeninn

Senior Product Specialist

Technology Products

©Yamaha Corporation of America

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Summary

Page 4 - How connections are made and broken; Audio view; Click

4 Place the cursor arrow on the icon itself - click on it and see the NODE INFORMATION dialog box for that item. Each device in the Network is technically called a 'Node'. There are three main graphic views you should become familiar with: AUDIO, MIDI, and WORDCLOCK. There are icons for each one on ...

Page 5 - Network Wordclock Connections; Click on the “m” or Master box within it; Network AUDIO Connections

an audio “snake”). You can make and break individual connections or entire selections as necessary. Spend some time making group connections and single connections. The skill of using the patchbay is an important one in any studio environment and is extremely powerful in the world of mLAN. You can c...

Page 6 - Network MIDI Connections

There are 18 outputs from the Computer back to the 01X. These are subdivided into 16 bus channels plus monitor channels 17&18 - which will be used for stereo monitoring. How you take advantage of the 16 bus returns to the 01X will depend on exactly what you are attempting to do. In many cases a ...

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