Yamaha Performance Manuel utilisateur

Performance Editor Essential Owner’s Manual

iPad

iMX-1

MIDI OUT MIDI IN

MIDI IN MIDI OUT

Performance Editor Essential MOTIF XF, S90XS/S70XS,

MOX6/MOX8, MOTIF XS

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For information about the MIDI settings of the MOTIF XF, S90XS/S70XS, MOX6/MOX8, and MOTIF XS, refer to the respective manuals.

What is Performance Editor Essential?

This application lets you edit the VOICE/ARP/EFFECT/MEQ parameters in the Performance mode of the MOTIF XF, S90XS/S70XS, MOX6/MOX8, MOTIF XS from your iPad.

Select a Performance on the instrument, edit the parameters of the selected Performance on the iPad, then store the edited parameters on the instrument.

The instructions in this manual use the MOTIF XF as an example.

Depending on your particular musical instrument, there may not be equivalent displays or buttons.

Utility window

For setting the

parameters common

to all the displays.

VOICE display

For assigning the Voices to the

respective Performance Parts.

XY CONTROL display

Lets you control the specified

parameter change and MIDI Control

Change messages simultaneously by

dragging in the XY Pad area.

EFFECT display

Chorus display

Reverb display

Master Effect display

ARP display

MEQ display

By using MIDI cables and a Yamaha i-MX1, connect the

instrument to an iPad.

The MOTIF XF can be connected via wireless Network

MIDI. For details about wireless MIDI connectivity, refer

to the “New Functions in MOTIF XF Version 1.20” Manual.

NOTE

• Before editing, enter the Performance mode.

• After editing, store the edited Performance.

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Title bar and Utility window

This window lets you set the parameters common to all the displays. Each lamp flashes according to the MIDI in/out

messages.

Tapping this opens or closes the Utility window.

Set this to the same number as that of the instrument.

Selects the connected instrument.

When set to on, tapping [RECEIVE] calls up a

confirmation message.

Tapping this calls up the Owner’s Manual.

Tapping here initializes all the settings.

Indicates the program version.

Determines the connection method between the iPad

and MIDI instrument.

cable: Should be selected when connected via the

i-MX1.

wireless: Should be selected when connected via

wireless Network MIDI.

NOTE

When set to “wireless,” make the Wi-Fi setup in Settings > Wi-Fi in

your iPad.

Determines the knob behavior.

rotary: Dragging around the knob will rotate it in the

same direction.

linear: Dragging vertically upward from the knob

rotates the knob clockwise, and dragging downward

rotates counter-clockwise.

Title bar

Sets the MIDI Transmit Channel.

Selects the MIDI port of the instrument in case of

wireless connection.

When set to on, selecting a Template* transmits the

corresponding settings via MIDI.

Assigns the MIDI Control Change numbers to each

controller.

Utility window

*What is a Template?

Each of the Templates includes the settings of all the

displays, meaning that you can call up all the Effect

settings just by selecting the desired Template. Each

of the Templates can be renamed, called up and

initialized.

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VOICE display

Tapping [RECEIVE] starts reception of

the settings from the instrument.

NOTE

The Voice name on the iPad may be different from

that of the instrument during Arpeggio playback

with “Voice with ARP”= ON and “Change Timing”=

ON. To remedy this situation, tap [RECEIVE].

Tapping [TRANSMIT] starts transmission

of the current settings to the instrument.

NOTE

When the Voice with ARP function is set to on,

tapping [TRANSMIT] will change the current Voice

to the one assigned to the new Arpeggio type.

Changes the Arpeggio type of the

current Part. This is equivalent to the

[SF1] – [SF5] buttons.

Lets you edit the Part 1 parameters.

Likewise, the parameters for the Parts

2 – 4 can be edited in the corresponding

area.

Template Name

Selecting a Template calls up all the settings

of all the displays. To change the Template,

tap [+] /[-], or tap the Template Name to call

up the Template list, then tap the desired

Template.

Indicates the Arpeggio tempo. To change

the tempo, tap the Tempo value to call up

the slider then operate the slider, or tap

[TAP] three times at the desired tempo.

Turns the Part Switch on/off. The red

color indicates “on” while the gray color

indicates “OFF.” The number on the

button refers to the Part Number.

Determines the Voice Bank. Tapping

[+] /[-] changes the Voice Bank. Tapping

the Bank Name between [+] and [-] calls

up the Voice List.

Determines the Voice Number.

Tapping [+]/[-] changes the Voice

number. Tapping the Voice name

between [+] and [-] calls up the Voice

List.

Indicates the Part Voice Name.

Tapping here calls up the Voice List.

Adjust the volume by operating

the knob, or by tapping the volume

value to call up the slider for

adjusting the volume.

Determines the Note Limit Low and

Note Limit High. Tapping [-]/[+]

changes the value in single steps.

Tapping the Note name between [-]

and [+] calls up the slider which lets

you set the Limit value.

Shows the note range specified

via the Note Limit Low and High

parameters.

Tapping here alternately calls up

the XY CONTROL display, VOICE

display, ARP display, EFFECT

display and MEQ display.

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Voice List

This list is called up by tapping the Voice Bank, Voice number or Voice name for each Part. As shown below, the Voice List features two indication types: Bank order and

Category order. Note that User Voices are not shown in the Voice List by Category.

Voice List with the Bank order Voice List with the Voice Category order

BANK and CATEGORY tabs

Selects the indication type of the Voice List

from two types: Bank order or Category

order. When a User Voice is selected, the

CATEGORY tab is not available.

Tapping [DONE] will actually assign the

selected Voice to the current Part, then

close the List. Tapping [CANCEL] will abort

selection then close the List.

Tap the desired Bank to call up the

corresponding Voice List, then tap the desired

Voice name. The Voice List can be scrolled.

Tap the desired Main Category and Sub Category

to call up the corresponding Voice List, then tap the

desired Voice name. The Voice List can be scrolled.

Dragging upward or

downward will scroll

through the Voices.

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ARP display

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1 Turns on/off ARP Part Switch. The red color indicates the on status while the

gray color indicates the off status.

2 Turns on/off ARP Hold. The blue color indicates the on status while the gray

color indicates the off status.

3 Sets ARP Hold to Sync Off. The blue color indicates the Sync Off status while

the gray color indicates a different status.

4 Tapping the [-]/[+] changes the Arpeggio Type to the first one of the new Main

Category. Tapping the indication between [-] and [+] calls up the Arpeggio

Type List.

5 Selects the Arpeggio Type Bank form “Pre” or “User.” The selected Bank lamp

lights.

6 Tapping the [-]/[+] changes the Arpeggio Type to the first one of the new Sub

Category. Tapping the indication between [-] and [+] calls up the Arpeggio

Type List.

7 Indicates the Arpeggio Type Name. Tapping here calls up the Arpeggio Type

List.

8 Tapping the [-]/[+] changes the Arpeggio Type. Tapping the indication

between [-] and [+] calls up the Arpeggio Type List.

Same as in the VOICE display

Lets you edit the Part 1 parameters.

Likewise, the parameters for the

Parts 2 – 4 can be edited in the

corresponding area.

Turns on/off ARP Common Switch.

Selects ARP Sync Quantize Value.

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Arpeggio Type List

Tapping [DONE] actually assigns the selected Arpeggio

Type to the current Part, then closes the List. Tapping

[CANCEL] will abort selection then close the List.

Tap the desired Bank, Main Category and Sub Category,

then tap the desired Arpeggio Type.

Dragging upward or downward scrolls through the

Arpeggio Types.

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EFFECT display

Same as in the VOICE display

Lets you set the Insertion Switch to

on or off for each Part.

Tapping here calls up

the CHORUS display.

Tapping here calls up

the REVERB display.

Tapping here calls up the

MASTER EFFECT display.

To adjust each value, drag around

the knob or tap the value to call

up the slider then operate the

slider.

Sets the Master Effect ON/OFF.

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Reverb/Chorus/Master Effect display

From these displays, you can make the Effect settings for the Performance currently selected on the instrument. This section covers the operations on these displays having

the same design.

Tapping here returns the screen to the EFFECT display.

Effect List

To select an Effect Type:

Tap [+]/[-] in this area. Or tap the indicators in this area to call up the Effect

list, tap the desired Category, tap the desired Type, then tap the desired

Preset setting. After selecting, tap [Done] to close the Effect list.

To edit the Effect parameter:

Drag the slider of the desired parameter, or tap [+]/[-].

Dragging upward or downward will scroll through the parameters.

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MEQ display

Same as in the VOICE display

To adjust the EQ parameters for each

Band, tap the desired band at 1 or

2 to correspondingly change the

Knob color, then operate the Knob, or

tap the value to call up the slider for

adjusting.

Select the shape of the HIGH band

from Shelving (left side) and Peaking

(right side).

To edit the EQ setting, drag the dot

with the color corresponding to that

of the desired band (LOW, LOW MID,

MID, HIGH MID or HIGH).

Select the shape of the LOW band from

Shelving (left side) and Peaking (right side).

Gain Frequency

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XY CONTROL display

The Pad area on this display lets you simultaneously control the five parameters specified for CONTROL 1 – 5. This means that you can freely change the sound in real time

during keyboard performance by controlling the Pad area.

Same as in the VOICE display

Sets how the Control Parameter Value is

determined.

X: The horizontal value of the ball position

will be transmitted as the parameter value.

Y: The vertical value of the ball position will

be transmitted as the parameter value.

Sets the Control Parameter.

Tap [+]/[-], or tap the Parameter name

between [-] and [+] to call up the list,

then tap the desired parameter.

Pad Resets the ball position

to the center of the Pad.

Ball

Indicates the current

position of your control.

Sets the sensitivity of the ball in

the Pad area.

Move the slider rightward to raise

the sensitivity.

Dragging upward or

downward will scroll

through the parameters.

Parameter List

Table des matières

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