Yamaha III Assigning the Drum Voice to the Pad, 1INPUT, 1SOURCE, [F1] PLAY, [F2] VOICE, D[SF5] SOURCE, BVoice category, Voice Set number, [SF6] Input Lock

	Reference
	Drum Kit Mode [DRUM KIT]
Selecting a Drum Kit	[F1] PLAY

Explanations about the display called up via the [DRUM KIT] → [F1] PLAY are described on page 30 in the Quick Guide.

Setting Drum Voice Parameters [F2] VOICE

Each of the displays called up via the [F2] button and [SF1] – [SF4] buttons provides two indication types: INPUT and SOURCE, which are shown at the top left of the display. From these displays, pressing the [SF5] button toggles the display type between “INPUT” (meaning that parameters can be edited for each Trigger Input jack) and “SOURCE” (meaning that parameters can be edited for each Trigger Input Source).

Drum Kit mode Reference

Assigning the Drum Voice to the Pad

[SF1] SELECT

When the INPUT display is called up, you can assign a Voice Set to each of the Trigger Input jacks. When the SOURCE display is called up, you can assign a Drum Voice to each of the Trigger Input Sources of the pad. By setting the SOURCE to MIDI on the SOURCE display, you can assign the Drum Voice to each MIDI note number. This is convenient when using the Stack/Alternate function (page 86).

NOTE

•For information about the relationship between Drum Kits, Drum Voices, Voice Sets, Trigger Input Sources and Trigger Input jacks, see page 62.

When the INPUT display is called up:

2 3

1

4 5

1INPUT

Determines the Trigger Input jack (to which the desired pad is connected). When Input Lock 5is turned off, you can select the Trigger Input jack also by hitting the corresponding pad.

snare, tom1, tom2, tom3, tom4, ride, crash1, Settings crash2, hihat, kick, pad11, pad12, pad13, pad14,

pad15

BVoice Set category

Determines the Voice Set category.

Settings kick, snare, tom, cymbal, hihat, perc, efct

NOTE

CVoice Set number

Determines the Voice Set number included in the Voice Set category selected at 2.

Settings Refer to the separate Data List booklet.

D[SF5] SOURCE

Pressing the [SF5] button toggles the display type between “INPUT” (meaning that parameters can be edited for each Trigger Input jack) and “SOURCE” (meaning that parameters can be edited for each Trigger Input Source).

E[SF6] Input Lock

You can turn the Input Lock on or off by pressing this button. When Input Lock is turned on (the [L] indicator appears at the top right of the display), the Trigger Input jack 1 cannot be changed even if you hit any pad. This function is useful when you want to adjust the parameters of the current pad (connected to the current Trigger Input jack) while hitting other pads.

When the SOURCE display is called up:

2 3

1

4 5

1SOURCE

Determines the Trigger Input Source. When Input Lock 5 is turned off, you can select the Trigger Input Source also by hitting the corresponding section of the pad.

Refer to the Trigger Input Source List on page Settings 61. When “MIDI” is selected, you can assign the

Drum Voice to each of the MIDI note numbers.

BVoice category

Determines the Voice Category.

mode Chain mode Utility mode File mode Trigger mode Click mode Song mode

•In the INPUT display, an asterisk (*) will appear when the Voice set at each Trigger Input source is different from that in the current Voice Set.

Settings

kick1, kick2, snare1, snare2, snare3, tom1, tom2, cymbal, hihat, prec1, perc2, efct1, efct2, USR-A, USR-B, USR-C, USR-D, USR-E, USR-F, USR-G, USR-H

Sampling

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