Yamaha MOTIF XF Bedienungsanleitung

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the DCP Productions "Studio Drums" library for

the Yamaha Motif XF synthesizer workstation. This library utilizes over

235 MB megabytes of new samples, therefore you will need a 512MB

flashboard installed in your XF in order to use it. 2 GB of flash memory

(two 1 GB flashboards) is recommended so you can install other libraries.

"Studio Drums" was conceived to answer many requests for a more

comprehensive library of drums for the Motif XF. It features 32 new User

Kits and 50 new drum arpeggios (including brush kit, alternative rock,

metal, surf-rock, shuffle and reggae/ska arpeggios). Kits include brush

kits, ambient and room kits, hard rock and heavy metal kits, funk

drumsets, jazz kit ,special effects kits, even a "vintage 70's style" kit of

drums recorded with towels placed over the heads! The library contains

almost 110 MB of stereo cymbals and gongs, including rolls, crashes, bell,

ride, brush and shank hits, as well as splash and rivet cymbals. Finally,

there is an assortment of percussion sounds included, such as stereo and

mono hand claps, fingersnaps, tambourine hits, shakes, and rolls, cymbal

stand and hoop rim hits, and “kitchen” percussion such as struck plates,

saucers, and forks and knives.

The kits and arpeggios load automatically as an ALL file. A separate file of

the 50 drum arpeggios is included for backup purposes or cases where

you want to build a library of kits from different sources and wish to

include the user arps.

The sampling and programming for "Studio Drums" was done by Dave

Polich, who has been a longtime sound programmer for Yamaha, Korg,

Dave Smith Instruments, Native Instruments, Roland and other

manufacturers.

HOW TO LOAD THE SOUNDS

WARNING –BACK UP YOUR DATA

FIRST

BEFORE YOU LOAD “STUDIO DRUMS”, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE BACKED

UP (SAVED) ANY DATA IN YOUR PRODUCT THAT YOU MAY WANT TO

KEEP.

YOU CAN SAVE YOUR DATA IN A VARIETY OF FORMATS ONTO A USB

STORAGE DEVICE, OR AS AN EDITOR FILE VIA USB. CONSULT YOUR

PRODUCT’S OWNER MANUAL FOR DETAILS ON SAVING/BACKING UP

YOUR IMPORTANT DATA SUCH AS SOUNDS, BEATS, SEQUENCES OR

SONGS.

FROM THE DOWNLOADED ZIP FILE TO USB DEVICE (JUMP

DRIVE or FLASH DRIVE) -

1. Insert your USB device into your computer’s available USB slot.

Its icon should appear on your desktop.

2. If it isn’t already open, navigate to the “STUDIO DRUMS XF”

folder and double-click on it to open it.

3. Navigate to the folder called “Studio Drums XF Sounds” and

double-click to open it.

4. Copy the file called “Studio Drums XF.n2.X3A” to your USB

device’s icon (by either dragging the file directly to the icon, or

going to your file menu and choosing “Copy” and “To” and

selecting the USB device as your destination).

5. When the file has copied completely to your USB device,

properly eject the USB device and insert it in the slot labeled

“TO DEVICE” on the rear panel of your Motif XF. You will see a

screen message that says “Connecting to USB device…”.

6. Press the FILE button on the front panel of the Motif XF. You

should see the field next to “Type” highlighted and it should be

set to “all”.

7. Press the cursor up button once, then use the INC/YES button

to select the file name “Studio Drums XF.n2.X3A” The name

should highlight.

8. Press the right cursor button once, so the “Type” field is

highlighted again, then press the right cursor button again to

move to and highlight the field next to “Load USR”. Use either

the INC/YES button or the Data Wheel to change the field so it

reads “FL1” (if you only have one flashboard installed) or “FL1”

or “FL2” (if you have 2 flashboards installed –in other words,

the samples can be loaded to either of 2 flashboards installed).

9. If you are installing to a flashboard in slot 2 (FL 2), then you

must set the fields below Load USR as follows:

FL1 > FL2

FL2 > FL2

10. Press the SF2 button (Load). Then press the INC/YES

button once.

11. The library will start loading. You will first see the

onscreen message “Now Loading…” and then shortly after you

will see an onscreen message that says “Now Installing to the

Flash Expansion Memory Module”. THIS WILL TAKE AWHILE

because the samples are being “burned” onto the Flashboard,

where they will remain even when you power off your XF. Do

not turn off your XF during this process, even if you think

it’s “stuck” – it isn’t. Powering off your XF during the Flash

load can result in a corrupted flashboard.

12. The Flash load process will finish and you will see

another “Now Loading”… message onscreen, then the load

process will complete.

13. Press the VOICE button on the XF, then Press the USR

DR bank button, and press A 1 to select the first drumkit, which

is “Ambient Kit”.

MEET THE DRUMKIT PIECES

The drums, cymbals, and percussion were all recorded at 24-bit, 44.1khz,

by Dave Polich at DCP Studios. Microphones used were Audio Technica

4040's, Audio Technica 4033's, and Audix CX111's, through Soundcraft

UltraMic studio mic preamps on a Soundcraft Spirit Digital 328 desk.

DRUMS INCLUDED:

HI-HATS

Sabian XS20 14" Rock Hats

Zildjian 13" Quick Beat Hats

Bosphorus 14” Hammer Hats

CYMBALS

Zildjian K 20" Dark Ride

Paiste 2002 18” Thin Crush/Ride

Paiste Hard Alloy 18” Crash cymbal

Paiste 2002 16” Medium Crash/Ride

Zildjian ZHT 19” China Cymbal

Paiste 2002 22” Power Ride cymbal

Zildjian 19” Rivet cymbal.

Zildjian 12” Fast Splash cymbal

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