Yamaha PSR-270, Portatone manual GM Voice List, Ethnic

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VOICE LIST

GM Voice List

	Voice	Bank Select			MIDI				Voice	Bank Select			MIDI
	Voice				Program		Voice Name		Voice				Program		Voice Name
	Number	MSB	LSB		Change#				Number	MSB	LSB		Change#
		MSB	LSB		Change#					MSB	LSB		Change#
					PIANO				166	0	0		55		Orchestra Hit
	111	0	0		0		Acoustic Grand Piano						BRASS
	112	0	0		1		Bright Acoustic Piano		167	0	0		56		Trumpet
	113	0	0		2		Electric Grand Piano		168	0	0		57		Trombone
	114	0	0		3		Honky-tonk Piano		169	0	0		58		Tuba
	115	0	0		4		Electric Piano 1		170	0	0		59		Muted Trumpet
	116	0	0		5		Electric Piano 2		171	0	0		60		French Horn
	117	0	0		6		Harpsichord		172	0	0		61		Brass Section
	118	0	0		7		Clavi		173	0	0		62		Synth Brass 1
					CHROMATIC				174	0	0		63		Synth Brass 2
	119	0	0		8		Celesta						REED
	120	0	0		9		Glockenspiel		175	0	0		64		Soprano Sax
	121	0	0		10		Music Box		176	0	0		65		Alto Sax
	122	0	0		11		Vibraphone		177	0	0		66		Tenor Sax
	123	0	0		12		Marimba		178	0	0		67		Baritone Sax
	124	0	0		13		Xylophone		179	0	0		68		Oboe
	125	0	0		14		Tubular Bells		180	0	0		69		English Horn
	126	0	0		15		Dulcimer		181	0	0		70		Bassoon
					ORGAN				182	0	0		71		Clarinet
	127	0	0		16		Drawbar Organ						PIPE
	128	0	0		17		Percussive Organ		183	0	0		72		Piccolo
	129	0	0		18		Rock Organ		184	0	0		73		Flute
	130	0	0		19		Church Organ		185	0	0		74		Recorder
	131	0	0		20		Reed Organ		186	0	0		75		Pan Flute
	132	0	0		21		Accordion		187	0	0		76		Blown Bottle
	133	0	0		22		Harmonica		188	0	0		77		Shakuhachi
	134	0	0		23		Tango Accordion		189	0	0		78		Whistle
					GUITAR				190	0	0		79		Ocarina
	135	0	0		24		Acoustic Guitar (nylon)					SYNTH LEAD
	136	0	0		25		Acoustic Guitar (steel)		191	0	0		80		Lead 1 (square)
	137	0	0		26		Electric Guitar (jazz)		192	0	0		81		Lead 2 (sawtooth)
	138	0	0		27		Electric Guitar (clean)		193	0	0		82		Lead 3 (calliope)
	139	0	0		28		Electric Guitar (muted)		194	0	0		83		Lead 4 (chiff)
	140	0	0		29		Overdriven Guitar		195	0	0		84		Lead 5 (charang)
	141	0	0		30		Distortion Guitar		196	0	0		85		Lead 6 (voice)
	142	0	0		31		Guitar Harmonics		197	0	0		86		Lead 7 (fifth)
					BASS				198	0	0		87		Lead 8 (bass+Lead )
	143	0	0		32		Acoustic Bass					SYNTH PAD
	144	0	0		33		Electric Bass (finger)		199	0	0		88		Pad 1 (new age)
	145	0	0		34		Electric Bass (pick)		200	0	0		89		Pad 2 (warm)
	146	0	0		35		Fretless Bass		201	0	0		90		Pad 3 (polysynth)
	147	0	0		36		Slap Bass 1		202	0	0		91		Pad 4 (choir)
	148	0	0		37		Slap Bass 2		203	0	0		92		Pad 5 (bowed)
	149	0	0		38		Synth Bass 1		204	0	0		93		Pad 6 (metallic)
	150	0	0		39		Synth Bass 2		205	0	0		94		Pad 7 (halo)
					STRINGS				206	0	0		95		Pad 8 (sweep)
	151	0	0		40		Violin					SYNTH EFFECTS
	152	0	0		41		Viola		207	0	0		96		FX 1 (rain)
	153	0	0		42		Cello		208	0	0		97		FX 2 (soundtrack)
	154	0	0		43		Contrabass		209	0	0		98		FX 3 (crystal)
	155	0	0		44		Tremolo Strings		210	0	0		99		FX 4 (atmosphere)
	156	0	0		45		Pizzicato Strings		211	0	0		100		FX 5 (brightness)
	157	0	0		46		Orchestral Harp		212	0	0		101		FX 6 (goblins)
	158	0	0		47		Timpani		213	0	0		102		FX 7 (echoes)
				ENSEMBLE					214	0	0		103		FX 8 (sci-fi)
	159	0	0		48		Strings Ensemble 1						ETHNIC
	160	0	0		49		Strings Ensemble 2		215	0	0		104		Sitar
	161	0	0		50		Synth Strings 1		216	0	0		105		Banjo
	162	0	0		51		Synth Strings 2		217	0	0		106		Shamisen
	163	0	0		52		Choir Aahs		218	0	0		107		Koto
	164	0	0		53		Voice Oohs		219	0	0		108		Kalimba
110	165	0	0		54		Synth Voice		220	0	0		109		Bagpipe
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Contents Page Special Message Section Precautions Yamaha Education Suite Main FeaturesOther powerful features include Contents Panel Controls and Terminals Front PanelRear Panel Using Batteries Setting UPUsing an AC Power Adaptor When the Batteries Run DownConnecting a Keyboard Amplifier or Stereo System Using HeadphonesUsing a Footswitch Quick Guide How to Use Your New PSR-270 PortaTone Voice 002BritePnoVoices Playing along with the MetronomeAuto Accompaniment Style 0028BtPop2Step Auto AccompanimentChord Guide Chord Guide Playing chord progressions songs with just one fingerSong 100SongVol Song ALLTakeOffSong 002PF-Grand Style F41UserBank Style 1OTS UserSTYLE2UserBank SongsFunction Parameters STYLE1M.OctaveFunction Parameters Function Parameters ListMidi Midi GM System LevelPanel Display Indications Mode indicatorsOverall functions bar indicator Notation D KeyboardSong track indicators Beat indicatorsAccompaniment On indicator Measure and TempoPlaying the Portable Grand Using the MetronomePortable Grand Press the Portable Grand buttonTurn on the Metronome Setting the Metronome Time SignatureChange the value Adjusting the Metronome Volume Select the Metronome Volume function in the Overall menuPlaying a Voice Main Voice Playing Voices the Voice ModeSelect the Voice mode Select the desired voice number Using the numeric keypadVoice 042Aco.Bass Play the selected voice Using the +/- keysUsing the Voice button Select the desired Function parameter number Select the Function modeDrum Kit Voice Chart voices 101 Function Parameters Main VoiceSet other parameters as needed Change the parameter setting or valueExit the Function mode Function ParametersTranspose Transpose and TuningVoice 00Transpos Select the Transpose function in the Overall menuTuning Select the Tuning function in the Overall menuTurn on the Dual Voice mode Playing TWO Voices Dual VoiceStyle 050Strings Function Parameters Dual VoicePlaying TWO Voices Split Voice Call up the Function modeMake other settings for the Split voice if desired Select the Split On/Off parameter numberFunction Parameters Split Voice Additional Voice Functions Voice SET and Touch Sensitivity Style F72VoiceSet Style F73TouchSnsStyle onVoiceSet Function Parameters Voice Set and Touch Sensitivity Reverb EffectsStyle F32RevType Set the Chorus Send Level for the desired voices Style F34ChoTypeChorus Set the DSP Send Level for the desired voices Style F36DspTypeDSP Turn on the Harmony effect Style F37HarmonyHarmony Function Parameters Effects Chorus Types Effect TypesReverb Types DSP TypesHarmony Types Trill effect Types 6 12 create two-note trills alternatingSelecting a Style and Playing the Accompaniment Auto Accompaniment Style ModeSelect the Style mode Select the desired style numberPressing the START/STOP button Using Sync-StartStart the accompaniment To start with an Intro section Using Sync-Start with an Intro sectionStarting with an Intro section To use Sync-Start with an Intro sectionAbout Auto Accompaniment Pressing the SYNC-START button Using an Ending sectionStop the accompaniment About the Beat DisplayTurn on the auto accompaniment Using the Auto Accompaniment FeaturesAccompaniment Controls Select a style and play the accompanimentChange chords using the auto ac- companiment feature Changing the TempoAccompaniment Sections Main A, Main B and FILL-INS Adjusting the Accompaniment Volume Select the Accompaniment Volume function in the Overall menuFingered Chords Using Auto Accompaniment Multi FingeringSingle Finger Chords Chord Name/Abbreviation Normal Voicing Setting the Accompaniment Split Point Select the Accompaniment Split Point parameterStyle 054AcmpSPnt Function Parameter Accompaniment Split PointWhat is a CHORD? Intervals of the Scale Other ChordsDictionary DictChord Guide Specify the root of the chordSpecify the type of the chord major, minor, seventh, etc Play the chordSelect the Smart Chord Guide SmartSelect a style Set the desired keySmart Chord List EZ Chord Playback EZ ChordSelect the EZ Chord function Bank Chain Select the desired EZ Chord bankPlay the chords EZ Chord Recording Enable recordingStart recording Playing the Accompaniment During EZ Chord Recording Stop recording and exit from the record modeRecording a Space To record a space Hint Using SpacesSome advantages to using spaces Select the desired point from which chords will be cleared Enable the EZ Chord Record modeContinue recording, or exit the Record mode Call up the EZ Chord Clear functionStyle 1OTS User ONE Touch Setting OTSONE Touch Setting User Press the appropriate ONE Touch Setting User button Exit from the Record modeCall up the Style mode Recalling a User One Touch SettingSelecting a Preset One Touch Setting ONE Touch Setting PresetPress the appropriate ONE Touch Setting Preset button Play the accompanimentSong 003Rockin’ Selecting and Playing Songs the Song ModeSelect the Song mode Selecting and Playing a SongSelect the Tempo function in the Overall menu Select the desired song numberStart the selected song Song 003Rockin’ About the Beat DisplaySong 100SongVol Adjusting the Song VolumeSelect the Song Volume function in the Overall menu Song Recording 1OTS UserMake all desired PortaTone settings Recording a User Song Realtime RecordingStyle 004RealTime Select the Realtime Record modeUsing the Metronome Select a User song for recordingRecording to the Chord Track When recording the Chord trackStop recording Additional Operations Listen to your new recordingRecord to other tracks as desired Select the Step Record mode Recording a User Song Step RecordingRecording Notes Song 004C3 Recording Rests Recording Chords and Sections to the Chord TrackRecording Triplets and Dotted Notes Replacing a Note or Rest Velocity Curve Chart Entering Velocity CurvesStart the Song Clear operation Style F61USng1ClrClearing a Song At the Sure? prompt, clear the selected songSelect the desired footswitch function FootswitchSelect the Footswitch Assign parameter Style 01SustainFootswitch Assign Functions Function Name Display Name DescriptionExample of Keyboard Information What is MIDI?Midi Functions Midi Terminals Channel MessagesSystem Messages Connecting to a Personal Computer Use only special Midi cables when connecting Midi devicesSelect the desired Function parameter Style F81RemoteChFunction Parameters Midi Parameter Name Display Name Range/Settings External Clock ExtClock On/off Style YESBulkSnd? Using Bulk Dump Send to Save DataStyle F86BulkSend On the PortaTone, select the Bulk Dump Send functionAt the Sure? prompt, start sending the data Exit from the Bulk Dump Send operationStart sending the data from the connected Midi device Make sure that the PortaTone is set to the Style modeRcvSng Loading Bulk DataOn the PortaTone, select the Initial Setup Send function Using Initial Setup Send with a SequencerFirst, set up the sequencer for recording Sending Initial Setup DataExit from the Initial Setup Send operation Stop recording on the sequencerTroubleshooting Problem Possible Cause and SolutionData Backup & Initialization Data InitializationSpecifications EZ Chord Bank Voice List Maximum Polyphony109 GM Voice List EthnicStyle List Drum KIT List 113 Midi Implementation Chart 115 Effect map ReverbIndex Limited Warranty North America G., EMI Division 1999 Yamaha Corporation