The Function Jobs - Yamaha DX5 Owner's Manual

CHAPTER
V:
FUNCTION
PROGRAMMING
The
"functions"
discussed
in
this
section are
all
programmable parameters
which
are
not
directly
concerned with
voice
programming. Although
the
performance
memory
parameters
do
affect
the
voices-modulation, portamento,
etc.
-none
of
them
are
used to actually
change
the character of a voice.
Voice programming
is
a
separate subject
which
will
be discussed
in
CHAPTER
VI:
PROGRAMMING
VOICES.
FUNCTION JOB TABLE
BANK
TUNE
PERFORMANCE
MEMORY
PARAMETER
J0B1
MASTER
TUNE
POLY/
MO
NO
PITCH
BEND
RANGE
PORTAMENTO/
GLISSANDO
SUSTAIN PEDAL
OUTPUT
LEVEL
ASSIGN
ATTENUATE
MOD.
WHEEL
SENSITIVITY
FOOT CONT
SENSITIVITY
JOB
2
DUAL
MODE
DETUNE
SOURCE
SELECT
PITCH
BEND
STEP
PORTAMENTO PORTAMENTO
PROG.
OUT
MODE
PEDAL ASSIGN ASSIGN
MOD.
WHEEL
ASSIGN
FOOT
CONT
ASSIGN
JOB
3
PORTAMENTO
TIME
PERF.
JOB1
JOB
2
JOB
3
BRTH
CONT
SENSITIVITY
AFTER
TOUCH
SENSITIVITY
SPLIT
POINT
COPY
OP
DATA
INITIALIZE
MEMORY
SAVE TO
CARTRIDGE
PROTECT
MIDI
ON/OFF
MEMORY
WRITE
REMOTE
SEQ.
BRTH
CONT
ASSIGN
AFTER TOUCH
ASSIGN
KEY SHIFT SAVE
TEMP
OPERATOR
RECALL
EDIT BUFF.
LOAD FROM
CARTRIDGE
CLEAR
ALL
MEMORY
SET STATUS
PERFORMANCE
NAME
CHANGE
CART FORMAT
CHECK
BATTERY
TRANSMIT
DATA
t.
Function "Job'
Organization
The
FUNCTION JOB TABLE
shown
above
is
the
same
as the
one
printed
on
the
DX5
panel.
It
shows
the various "jobs"
which
can be accessed using the
performance
memory
switches 81 through
B8
and
PI
through
P8.
Note
that
each switch accesses
up
to
three different functions,
in
addition to their
use as
performance
memory
selectors.
This design
approach
has
been
taken
to
minimize
the
number
of
panel
switches required,
thereby generally simplifying the panel layout as well as oper-
ation.
Also note
that
the job
groups
are further divided into four
groups:
TUNE
{B1
),
PERF.
MEMORY
PARAMETERS
(B2
through P3),
MEMORY MANAGEMENT
(P4
through P7),
and MIDI
(P8).
The
TUNE
jobs deal with
overall
DX5
tuning, the
PERF.
MEMORY
PARAMETERS
are
all
functions
which can be
programmed
into
the
performance
memory
and
deal
with
performance
effects,
the
MEMORY
MANAGEMENT
jobs deal
with memory-related operations,
and
the
MIDI
jobs
permit setting
MIDI
parameters
for
communication
with other
MIDI
compatible
equipment.
In
this
chapter
we
will
cover only the
TUNE
and PERF.
MEMORY
PARAMETER
groups
(B1
through P3).The
MEMORY MANAGEMENTand
MIDI
function
groups
will
be covered
in
chapters
VIII
and
IX,
respectively.
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These
functions are
accessed by
first
activating the
cream
colored
FU
NCTION
switch
2.
T/ie
FUNCTION
in
the
bottom
row
of
the rightmost
group
of
panel switches.
When
activated,
the
l\/lode:
Accessing
the
function
switch
led
win
light.
Function
Jobs
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