Yamaha MU80 - User Manual

Yamaha MU80

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Contents
  • Page 4 – You may not disclose registration keys to non-registered users.
  • Page 6 – System Requirements
  • Page 7 – TAB - moves between groups of controls
  • Page 8 – decrease; Silence Button; Caution; XG Button; Caution - all current; AD Button
  • Page 9 – GM Button; Sysex Messages; Difficult to selectively filter
  • Page 10 – Midi File Edit Parameter Contents LEDs; These LEDs determine the content of saved midi files as follows:-; Midi File Format LEDs; The Type LED determines the format of saved midi files.
  • Page 11 – Number of Parts LED; These buttons control Midi File Playback
  • Page 12 – These controls adjust the synths global parameters:-
  • Page 13 – Equaliser Controls
  • Page 14 – Volume Panel Mode; S represents the master setting. Adjusting the; Reverb Panel Mode
  • Page 15 – A To D Converters; AD Message Enables; The following general AD properties should be noted:-
  • Page 16 – Understanding The Effects Unit
  • Page 17 – Insertion is only available on higher range XG devices.
  • Page 18 – HCH
  • Page 19 – Effect Parameters Module
  • Page 23 – Harmony
  • Page 24 – Controller selection is achieved using the controller list-box; Low Frequency Oscillator Parameters
  • Page 25 – Assigns a controller to the VL function
  • Page 26 – The following general part parameters may be adjusted:-
  • Page 27 – Adjusts the EQ characteristics applied to the part.
  • Page 28 – no matter; NO DRUM KEY; ALTGRP
  • Page 29 – Green; Message Enables
  • Page 30 – Performance; Selecting Key Ranges
  • Page 31 – Midi Channel Selection
  • Page 32 – Voices; The first column groups voices according to their type:-; Drum Kits
  • Page 33 – Voice Selection Tips
  • Page 34 – The following Menu commands are available:-; Registered Version Only; Current Part parameters only
  • Page 35 – Device Driver Lists; The state will be saved in XGEDIT.INI for use in future sessions.
  • Page 37 – caution
  • Page 38 – This mixer screen provides control over the SW card built in mixer.
  • Page 39 – Enables/disables the voice cancellation DSP function; Lock; Enables/disables the Analogue to Digital converters.
  • Page 40 – Working With Midi Files; Setting Up Your Midi System; The following sections describe some recommended midi setups.
  • Page 41 – ON
  • Page 42 – OFF
  • Page 44 – I seem to be losing notes and/or getting noticeable delays.
  • Page 45 – The Authoring Process; Suggest Authoring Steps are outlined in the following sections:-
  • Page 46 – Resolution; Track
  • Page 47 – RES; Sequencer
  • Page 48 – Avoid excessive amounts of data; Save The Setup Bar To The Midi File
  • Page 49 – Merging Within XGedit; Merging Midi Data; The XGedit Midi Merge feature is; merge operation. It is; Setup Bar
  • Page 50 – The
  • Page 51 – ready for output to midi file
  • Page 52 – Problem Files; The file is badly structured; Saving Midi Data
  • Page 53 – menu; Using Native Save Formats; XGedit provides four native save formats as follows:; Part Copy
  • Page 54 – Create Your Own System Exclusive Messages; Hexadecimal Notation and MIDI; Figure 1 Decimal To Hexadecimal
  • Page 55 – Check This Out First; Parameter
  • Page 58 – Constructing XG Parameter Change Sysex
  • Page 59 – However certain restrictions apply as follows:-; Numbers That Are Too Big For Single Bytes; Also we find that VARIATION PARAMETER 1 requires two data bytes.
  • Page 60 – Other Useful Sysex Information; All XG synths will respond to the following three sysex messages:-
  • Page 61 – Index
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