Yamaha LS9 supplementary manual

•The SCENE PLAYBACK LINK screen has been added.

This allows you to specify linking so that a speciﬁc

audio ﬁle from USB memory is played back when you

recall a certain scene. For details, refer to “Linking

scene recall with audio ﬁle playback.”

• DIRECT PLAY has been added as a function that can

be assigned to a user-deﬁned key. When you press a

user-deﬁned key to which this function is assigned, the

speciﬁed audio ﬁle will begin playing. The song will

play from the beginning each time you press the key.

The audio ﬁle to be played can be speciﬁed in the

PARAMETER 2 ﬁeld of the USER DEFINED KEY

SETUP popup window.

•You can now switch between the song title and ﬁle

name in the TITLE LIST screen. Move the cursor to the

SONG TITLE/FILE NAME buttons and press the

[ENTER] key to switch the display.

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• The audio ﬁle to be played must be saved in the SONGS folder

within the YPE folder. Please note that you won’t be able to specify

a ﬁle that is in the root directory or another folder. When you exe-

cute playback, the path in the TITLE LIST screen will change to

\YPE\SONGS\.

•You can’t play back during recording or in record-ready mode.

•The speciﬁed audio ﬁle will be played only once, regardless of the

playback mode setting.

•The speciﬁed ﬁle is distinguished by its eight-character ﬁle name +

three-character extension. If you change the ﬁle name after speci-

fying it, or if you repeatedly delete and copy the ﬁle, there may be

rare cases in which the speciﬁed ﬁle can no longer be recognized.

• The PARAMETER 2 ﬁeld of the USER DEFINED KEY SETUP

popup window will show the song title or the ﬁle name of the audio

ﬁle. Use the TITLE LIST screen’s SONG TITLE/FILE NAME but-

tons to specify which of these is shown.

NOTE

• When you assign the DIRECT PLAY function, the song title or ﬁle

name is also displayed in the USER DEFINED KEYS popup win-

dow, as shown below. The ﬁle name is shown in black if the speci-

ﬁed ﬁle no longer exists, and the song title or ﬁle name is shown in

yellow if the ﬁle can no longer be recognized.

NOTE