Combinations - Yamaha DX5 Owner's Manual

CHAPTER
IV:
PLAYING THE
PERFORMANCE
COMBINATIONS
NOTE:
Since the
factory-
programmed performance combinations
also
use
cartridge
voices,
be
sure to
plug voice
cartridges
A
and B
into the
corresponding
slots
before
trying
out
the
performance memories. Since banks
1
of
the voice
car-
tridges
contain the
same
voices as the
internal
voice
memory,
switch both
cartridges to
bank
II
before
inserting.
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1.
Performance
Memory
Selection
The
DX5's
64
performance memories
are
selected using the
two rows
of light-green
switches
to
the
right of
the voice
selectors.
The
top
row
of eight switches
selects
performance
memory
BANK
1
through
8,
while the lower
row
of eight
switches
selects
PERFORMANCE &
VOICE
data
1
through 8 within each
BANK.
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PERFQWIANCE MEMORY^ FUNCTION
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[B7]
WAVE
SPEED
DELAY PM
DEPTH PM SENS AM DEPTH
KEY SYNC. KEY
SYNC,
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PERFORMANCE
MEMORY PARAMETER -
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PARAMETERn,
MEMORY MANAGEMENT
PERFORMANCE
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VOICE
TRANSPOSE VOICE
NAME
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To
select the
first
performance
memory
in
the
second
bank,
for
example, press switch
B2
in
the
upper row and then switch
PI
in
the lower row.
If
the
factory-programmed
data
is still
intact
(if
not,
you can reload the factory data from the provided
per-
formance
ROM
cartridge-
-see
CHAPTER
VIM:
MEMORY
MANAGEMENT,
function
job P6-J2:
LOAD
FROM
CARTRIDGE)
you'll
end up with
a
combination
of
the
CELLOS 1A
and
CELLOS
2 voices forming
a cello
quartet voice,
complete with
appropriate pitch
bend, modulation wheel
vibrato,
touch response, aftertouch
vi-
brato,
and
other
performance parameters.
Note
that
the current
key assign
mode
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