Yamaha DX711 Series Bedienungsanleitung

for

the

DX7II

series

Contents

Getting

started

Part

І:

ENGINE

menus

Octal

mode

Performance

modes

Storing

Performances

Part

Il:

SElquencer

Record

mode

Play

mode

Edit

mode

Utility

mode

SE!quencer

appendix

102

Voyeur

the

MIDI

monitor

108

Expanded

Micro

Tuning

112

DXTIIFD:

storing

disk

116

Trouble

shooting

117

for

the

DX7II

series

(including

all

software

and

this

user's

manual)

€

1987

Grey

Matter

Response,

inc

portions

for

the

DXTII

series

(01985,1986,

1987

Grey

Matter

Response,

inc.

ENGINE

version

1.0,

Player

version

1.0,

Voyeur

version

1.0,

and

SElquencer

version

1.12

1987

Grey

Matter

Response,

inc

Getting

started

ЕІ

Getting

started

This

it.

for

the

DX7II

series.

It's

the

generation

innovative

ideas

and

powerful

capabilities

the

evolution

the

legendary

Yamaha

series.

From

polytimbral

РМ

voices

on-board

track

SE!quencer,

your

E'quipped

DX7II/DX7s

the

premiere.

performance

instrument

that

also

doubles

entire

MID!

studio.

Along

with

new

ideas

and

capabilities

come

new

things

learn.

order

take

full

ad-

vantage

everything

has

offer,

Grey

Matter

suggest

that

you

read

this

manual

thoroughly

beginning

with

the

overview

of E!

оп

the

four

pages

and

continuing

with

complete

descriptions

the

Octal

mode,

ENGINE,

and

SE!quencer.

Once

you've

taken

the

time

get

know

E!,

you'll

ready

explore

with

the

most

amazing

performance

instrument

you've

ever

experienced-

your

Elquipped

DX7I/DX7s.

for

the

DX7II

series

Although

gives

your

DIZIVDX7s

many

new

features,

you

may

have

noticed

that

there

aren't

any

new

butions

ог

switches

the

DX's

control

panel.

That’s

because

Ers

functions

are

well

integrated

into

the

that

you

сап

access

them

right

along

with

all

the

original

functions.

After

working

with

for

just

while

you'll

using

these

new

features

just

any

other

paramo-

ler,

Here's

brief

overview

some

these

features,

starting

with

E!'s

new

polytimbral

Voice

mode

the

Octal

mode:

The

Octal

mode

One

E's

most

exciting

additions

the

DXTII

series

the

Octal

mode

where

you

can

play

internal

Voices

the

same

time.

Any

internal

Voice,

from

any

one

Ef's

memory

banke,

can

played

the

‘Octal

mode.

When

you

combine

these

voices

wilh

E!'s

amazing

ENGINE

and

SElquencer,

you've

got

entire

MIDI

studio

right

your

DX!

ENGINE

the

heart

the

entire

system

i's

sort

"clearing

house”

for

all

your

and

MIDI

data,

track

event

processor;

ENGINE

lots

you

control

all

data

that

coming

and

going

out

the

DX.

With

its

Performance

modes,

Chords

and

Player,

you

can

play

track

arpeggios,

ostinato

patterns,

and

multi-

imbral

chords

all

triggered

hitting

one

key.

And,

best

all,

every

ENGINE

parameter

fully

program.

mable!

Just

sore

each

setup

into

one

E!'s

128

Performances

for

every

Performance

will

send

out

rack

Patch

Map

your

MIDI

gear,

call

your

Voices

from

Octal

mode,

and

even

load

Song

from

SElquencer.

really

incredible!

Getting

started

SE!quencer

‘And

then

there's

SElquencer,

the

most

powerful

MIDI

recorder

its

ind.

many

ways

its

just

track

lape

recorder

you can

record,

playback,

even

edit

-for

both

the

and any

MIDI

channel.

this

your

fist

time

working

with

sequencer

you

will

find

SElquencer

tobe

quie

simple

understand

and

easy

use.

you

are

already

familiar

with

other

sequencers,

you

will find

SElquencer

full-featured

MIDI

data

recorder

wit?

advanced

capabilities

sep

editing,

quantization,

and

tempo

record.

Now

you

can

record

and

play

tack

Patterns

and

Songs

wherever

you

are

with

your

-at

home,

the

studio,

even

sage.

Before

you

explore

these

amazing

features

detail,

sure

look

over

the

two

pages

for

some

basic

information

selecting

and

Voices

with

E!'s

memory

banks,

and

E!'s

MIDI

implementation.

forthe

DX71II

series

Selecting

Voices

Selecting

ракі

from

ore

E's

memory

banks

easy.

Just

use

the

data

entry

buttons

(+)

choose

‘which

bank

you

want

Ье

in.

Then

simply

select

the

patch

number

that

you

want

(rom

64)

and

that's

it.

The

total

number

patches

the

can

store

internally

Getting

started

Vo.

ices

patches

from

cartridge

via

MIDI

also

easy.

First,

select

one

Els

memory

banks

and

then

select

patch

from

that

bank

(i's

О.К.

there

are

patches

Stored

this

bank

yet

doing

this

simply

makes

the

bank

"active".

Now,

assuming

that

Internal

Memory

Protect

OFF,

all

you

have

todo

emer

Fit

mode

and

oad

DX7II

screen

paiches

you

normally

would

(see

your

Yamaha

DXI

DX7s

owner's

manual

for

information)

load

into

another

memory

bank,

just

select

that

bank,

choose

patch

make

active,

and

load

your

voices.

and

the

DX's

MIDI

implementation

DX7s

screen

Voice

Single

Rev

»0mni

он

off

ой

Channel

—

»Trnsch

Messages.

off

Е1-15

PianoBells.

-1/NO

+1/YES

use

the

data

With

ENGINE,

the

able

process

all

MIDI

channels

simultaneously

something

that

was

obviously

not

possible

before

was

installed.

You

can

filter

Channels

ог

ой,

merge

data,

even

change

patch

entry

buttons

numbers

directly

from

the

DX.

select

the

memory

bank

order

todo

all

this,

ENGINE

overrides

the

ОХУ

MIDI

implementation

tha

is,

only

you

have

tumed

the

DX's

MIDI

Receive/Transmit

channels

and

OMNI

mode

OFF

will

ENGINE

process

the

data

correctly.

(32

Select

from

patches

1-64

for

each

memory

bank

See

the

Trouble

shooting

chapter

the

end

this

manual

for

information

regarding

the

proper

set-up

your

MIDI

system

with

ENGINE,

for

the

DX71I

series

The

official

sticker

The

distinctive,

handsome,

and

downright

striking

sticker

has

been

included

for

you

place

directly

the

DX'

front

panel.

Making

sure

that

there

oil

dirt

оп

the

melal,

simply

remove

the

sticker'

paper

backing

and

gently

place

between

the

Yamaha

logo

and

the

algorithm

chart.

ENGINE

‘Musicians,

start

your

ENGINE!

Your

Elquipped

DX7IV/DX7s

has,

among

many

other

things,

16-track

DX/MIDI-event-processor

that

call

ENGINE.

Now

you

can

control

the

and

your

entire

MIDI

setup

right

from

the

DX's

keyboard.

Even

you

don't

have

extensive

MIDI

setup,

you

can use

ENGINE

with

the

Octal

mode,

which

lets

you

play

internal

Voices

the

same

time.

From

its

16-track

patch

mapping

and

Velocity

Processing

the

amazing

Performance

modes,

ENGINE

will

process

your

and

all

your MID!

gear

together,

treating

them

different

parts

the

same

instrument.

Just

the

diagrams

and

read

about

the

incredible

possibilities

ENGINE:

ENGINE

How

enter

ENGINE

press

ют)

then

press

ап

ENGINE

button

PERFORMANCE.

VOICE

MODE

—

MICRO

TUNE

РАМ

®|(зв

90)

(29

buttons

ENGINE

Using

ENGINE

the

DX.

Due

the

smaller

LCD

screen

the

DX7s,

viewing

every

parameter

each

ENGINE

ће

same

time

not

possible.

order

view

every

parameter,

simply

press

the

(righ

Cursor

button,

which

will

“move”

the

ENGINE

the

screen,

аз

the

example

DX7II

screen

NUT

»Dest

»Transpose

>Patch >Curve

>Level

рхо

+12

-—

NORM

DX7s

screen

>Dest

DxD

>Transpose

»Patch

+12

—

press

again

Симе

Level

WELL,

NORM

ENGINE

Adjusting

ENGINE

parameters

ENGINE:

overview

ENGINE

16-track

event

processor

for

all

Voices

and any

MIDI

channel.

What

exacily

does

that

mean,

selecta

you

may

wondering!

Well,

for

one

thing,

ENGINE

parameter,

Allows

you

control

your

entire

setup

the

and

‘move

the

kor

one

осол

namely

Dent

way,

you

can

lake

separate

MIDI

instru-

Cursor

ments,

plus

internal

Voices,

and

play

them

all

pressing

the

from

the

DX.

However,

with

ENGINE,

“play”

doesn't

Cursor

buttons

mean

simple

merge

where

depressing

wil

send

the

same

information

all

MIDI

channels.

ENGINE

much

than

that,

because

each

its

Tracks

сап

play

separate

part

separate

instrument

all

the

same

time!

een

>Dest

»Transpose

>Patch

>Curve

»Level

Any

instrument,

MIDI,

can

play

any

Track.

‘Selecting

instrument

for

each

Track

done

the

main

ENGINE

menu,

the

Track

Assign

menu.

here

that

you

can

cycle

thru

all

Tracks

and

choose

the

instrument

(we

call

*Destination")

that

will

play

(um

———

—

eel

the

+/-

buttons

adjust

the

value

ENGINE

Voice

mode

octal

Even

your

Elquipped

the

only MIDI

instrument

you

have,

you

can use

ENGINE's

amazing

capabilities

any

Voice

mode

including

the

Octal

mode,

where.

you

can

play

internal

Voices

time.

That's

Fight,

you

can

play

different

internal

Voices

simultane-

‘ously,

with

each

Voice

assigned

separate

Track.

With

ENGINE

and

the

Octal

mode,

E!quipped

DX7IV

really

self-contained

MIDI

studio.

>Perf

mode

»Song

Player

‘And then

there

are

the

Performance

modes

realize

the

full

potential

ENGINE,

Not

only

are

there

are

different

styles

“splits,

the

Floating

Split,

which

has

split

point

that

dynamically

follows

your

right

hand

and

down

the

keyboard,

but

there

are

sls

incredible

new

aulo-accompaniment

modes

Chords

and

Player,

which

let

you

play

track

arpeggios,

ostinato

pattems,

and

complex

rhythms

all

done

hitting

one

key!

ENGINE'S

Performance

modes

really

put

the

“live”

bark

into

live

performance.

‘And

finally,

every

ENGINE

parameter

fully

program-

тәбе

Just

set

everything

the

way

you

want

and

store.

itall

into

one

the

128

programmable

Performances,

Now

that

you

have

general

idea

about

the

many

capabilities

ENGINE,

ahead

and

read

each

discus-

sion

for

complete

Information.

ENGINE

menus

/GINE

menus

The

ENGINE

menus

can

divided

into

three

‘groups:

the

Controller

menus,

the

Perform-

ance/Voice

mode

menus,

and

the

Voice

menus.

make

easier

for

you

organize

these

menus,

each

group

has

been

assigned

its

own

ENGINE

button.

Just

press

these

buttons

repeatedly

cycle

thru

the

ENGINE

menus

and

the

diagrams.

(27

59)|

(з

(

мы

cxt

ENGINE

(ar

(208

press

buiton

cycle

thru.

the

Controller

menus

EEE

Sustain

foot

switch

This

remains

exactly

was

before

Please

refer

your

Yamaha

DXZI/DX7s

owner's

manual

for

information.

ENGINE

menus

>Select

Tempo

This

remains

exactly

was

before

El,

with

the

exception

that

CS1

and

CS2

can

set

Tempo

control

for

Player

and

For

information

regarding

the

other

possible

CS1

/CS2

Select

modes,

please

refer

your

Yamaha

DX7IVDX7s

‘owner's

manual.

AFT

TOUCH

This

the

Controller

Map

menu,

where

you

can

remap

each

the

ОХ»

controllers

any

ENGINE’s

‘Tracks.

For

example,

you

can

set

that

triggering

‘AfterTouch

the

keyboard

will

affect

only

voices

‘currently

being

played

Track

while

the

Pitch

Bend

may

affect

only

voices

being

played

Track

(Note:

these

settings

are

active

only

the

"ive"

Performance

mode.)

>Controller

AFT

TOUCH

Destination

Track

ENGINE

There

are

controllers

choose

from:

AfterTouch,

MIDI

controller,

Modulation

Wheel,

Breath

control,

Foot

control,

Portamento

(time),

Data

entry,

FCI

and

CS1

and

Sustain,

Portamento

(on/off),

Key

Hold,

Soft,

FS2,

апа

Pitch

Bend.

You

can

remap

each

controller

any

ENGINE’:

16.

“Tracks

(sae

the

Track

Assign

for

moro

information.)

“This

remains

exactly

was

before

El,

with

the

‘exceplion

that

one

mode,

the

ENGINE

mode,

has

been

added

the

Foot

Switch

Select.

When

set

ENGINE,

the

Foot

Switch

(2)

will

act

Stop

switch

for

both

Player

and

SE!quencer,

and

Track

select

switch

the

Normal!

and

Normal2

Performance

modes

all

‘which

are

discussed

later

the

manual)

For

information

regarding

the

other

possible

Foot

Switch

Select

modes,

please

refer

yout

Yamaha

DX7I/DX7s

‘owner's

manual,

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