User manual YAMAHA PSS390

[. . . ] This allows you to create powerful and versatile live performance setups by connecting another MOTIF or an external tone generator. The ZoneSwitch setting is now available when Mode is set to "Song" or "Pattern, " in addition to "Voice" and "performance. " Loading specific Performances from the Memory Card or a SCSI device connected to the MOTIF Owner's Manual on page 263 In the previous version, you could only load and save all 128 MOTIF Performances as a group. In the new version, the MOTIF lets you load a specific Performance from a file (which has been saved as "All" to internal memory). n If the Performance you are loading has been assigned a user voice, the resulting sound may not be as expected. [. . . ] If this occurs, make sure that the appropriate user voice is also loaded. "Performance" becomes available as the file type to be loaded. This type lets you load a specific Performance to the internal memory of the MOTIF. Optional menu addition when converting from a Pattern Chain to a Song Owner's Manual on page 221 On the "Convert to Song" display in the Pattern Chain Edit mode, an optional menu item has been added, letting you determine whether Program Change messages are copied or not. When the Meas is set to "001" or the destination song has no data: When the box is not check marked: . . . The Pattern Mixing data at the earliest timing on the CHANGE display is copied or overwritten to the destination song and the program change of the pattern is entered to the top measure (specified at "Meas") of the destination song. When the box is check marked: . . . . . . . . . . The Pattern Mixing data at the earliest timing on the CHANGE display is copied or overwritten to the destination song and the program change of the pattern is not copied to the destination song. When the destination song has data and the Meas is set to a value other than "001": The Pattern Mixing and the program change are not copied from the Pattern Chain to the destination song regardless of the " without PC" setting. Sequencer Remote Control function -- template additions/changes Owner's Manual on pages 65, 119, and 256 Support for the Yamaha SQ01 sequencer and the SONAR software program has been added to the remote control functions of the MOTIF. The available templates for the Sequencer Remote Control in the Utility mode have been changed as follows. "SQ01" is added. "Cakewalk" is changed to "SONAR. " SQ01 When the template is set to "SQ01" the following functions can be controlled by the MOTIF. These control the track selected via the NUMBER [1] - [16] buttons. If the GM check box and the desired parts are marked, executing the Initialize will set the voice banks of the corresponding parts to the GM bank. This feature is convenient when you want to play a GM song that does not contain a "GM On" message. Preset Plug-in Voices for PLG150-DR and PLG150-PC Owner's Manual on pages 35 and 43 The new version provides preset Plug-in Voices for the PLG150-DR and PLG150-PC, the Plug-in boards dedicated for drum/percussion sounds. Once these boards are installed, you can play the various drum and percussion sounds as if they were part of the MOTIF -- and even use them with the dynamic rhythm-related Arpeggio settings. Receive Channel settings of the Plug-in parts in the Song/Pattern mode Owner's Manual on page 210 On this new version, the default values of the Receive Channel of the Single Plug-in Board in the Song/Pattern Mixing Edit mode (Part Edit mode) are 1, 2, and 3 for the Plug-in Slot 1, 2, and 3. This lets you play the Plug-in voice simply after entering the Song/Pattern mode and any of the NUMBER [1] - [3] buttons (the slot number to which the Plug-in board has been installed). Keep in mind that the voice of the internal part will also sound, so you should set the appropriate Receive Channel settings to off as desired. Lamp on/off status of the [NUMBER] buttons when entering the Song/Pattern mode In the previous version, when entering the Song/Pattern mode, both the [MUTE] button lamp and the [TRACK SELECT] button lamp were turned off. [. . . ] This lets you play the Plug-in voice simply after entering the Song/Pattern mode and any of the NUMBER [1] - [3] buttons (the slot number to which the Plug-in board has been installed). Keep in mind that the voice of the internal part will also sound, so you should set the appropriate Receive Channel settings to off as desired. Lamp on/off status of the [NUMBER] buttons when entering the Song/Pattern mode In the previous version, when entering the Song/Pattern mode, both the [MUTE] button lamp and the [TRACK SELECT] button lamp were turned off. [. . . ]