Effect map, Reverb | Yamaha PSR-270, Portatone instruction

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

■Effect map

*If the received value does not contain an effect type in the TYPE LSB, the LSB will be directed to TYPE 0.

*Panel Effects are based on the “(Number) Effect Name”.

*By using an external sequencer, which is capable of editing and transmitting the system exclusive messages and parameter changes, you can select the Reverb, Chorus and DSP effect types which are not accessible from the PSR-270 panel itself. When one of the effects is selected by the external sequencer, “ - ” will be shown on the display.

REVERB

TYPE					TYPE LSB
MSB	00	01	02	08	16	17	18	19	20
000	NO EFFECT
001	(1)HALL1					(2)HALL2
002	ROOM					(3)ROOM1		(4)ROOM2
003	STAGE				(5)STAGE1	(6)STAGE2
004	PLATE				(7)PLATE1	(8)PLATE2
005...127	NO EFFECT

CHORUS

TYPE					TYPE LSB
MSB	00	01	02	08	16	17	18	19	20
000...064	NO EFFECT
065	CHORUS		(2)CHORUS2
066	CELESTE					(1)CHORUS1
067	FLANGER			(3)FLANGER1		(4)FLANGER2
068...127	NO EFFECT

DSP

TYPE					TYPE LSB
MSB	00	01	02	08	16	17	18	19	20
000	NO EFFECT
001	(1)HALL1					(2)HALL2
002	ROOM					(3)ROOM1		(4)ROOM2
003	STAGE				(5)STAGE1	(6)STAGE2
004	PLATE				(7)PLATE1	(8)PLATE2
005	DELAY L,C,R				(26)DELAY L,C,R
006	(27)DELAY L,R
007	(28)ECHO
008	(29)CROSS DELAY
009	(9)EARLY REFLECTION1	(10)EARLY REFLECTION2
010	(11)GATE REVERB
011	(12)REVERSE GATE
012...019	NO EFFECT
020	KARAOKE
021...063	NO EFFECT
064	THRU
065	CHORUS		(14)CHORUS2
066	CELESTE					(13)CHORUS1
067	FLANGER			(15)FLANGER1		(16)FLANGER2
068	SYMPHONIC				(17)SYMPHONIC
069	ROTARY SPEAKER				(19)ROTARY SPEAKER1
070	TREMOLO				(21)TREMOLO1
071	AUTO PAN				(24)AUTO PAN		(20)ROTARY SPEAKER2	(22)TREMOLO2	(23)GUITAR TREMOLO
072	(18)PHASER
073	DISTORTION
074	OVERDRIVE
075	AMP SIMULATION				(30)DISTORTION HARD	(31)DISTORTION SOFT
076	3BAND EQ				(32)EQ DISCO	(33)EQ TEL
077	2BAND EQ
078	AUTO WAH				(25)AUTO WAH
079...127	THRU

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Yamaha PSR-270, Portatone manual Effect map, Reverb

Contents

Page Special Message Section Precautions Yamaha Education Suite Main FeaturesOther powerful features include Contents Panel Controls and Terminals Front Panel Rear Panel Setting UP Using an AC Power AdaptorUsing Batteries When the Batteries Run Down Connecting a Keyboard Amplifier or Stereo System Using HeadphonesUsing a Footswitch Quick Guide How to Use Your New PSR-270 PortaTone Voice 002BritePno Voices Playing along with the Metronome Auto Accompaniment Style 0028BtPop2 Step Auto Accompaniment Chord Guide Chord Guide Playing chord progressions songs with just one finger Song 100SongVol Song ALLTakeOffSong 002PF-Grand Style 1OTS User STYLE2UserBankStyle F41UserBank Songs Function Parameters STYLE1M.Octave Function Parameters Function Parameters List Midi Midi GM System Level Mode indicators Overall functions bar indicatorPanel Display Indications Notation D Keyboard Beat indicators Accompaniment On indicatorSong track indicators Measure and Tempo Using the Metronome Portable GrandPlaying the Portable Grand Press the Portable Grand button Turn on the Metronome Setting the Metronome Time SignatureChange the value Adjusting the Metronome Volume Select the Metronome Volume function in the Overall menu Playing 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 Function mode Drum Kit Voice Chart voices 101Select the desired Function parameter number Function Parameters Main Voice Change the parameter setting or value Exit the Function modeSet other parameters as needed Function Parameters Transpose and Tuning Voice 00TransposTranspose Select the Transpose function in the Overall menu Tuning Select the Tuning function in the Overall menu Turn on the Dual Voice mode Playing TWO Voices Dual Voice Style 050Strings Function Parameters Dual Voice Call up the Function mode Make other settings for the Split voice if desiredPlaying TWO Voices Split Voice Select the Split On/Off parameter number Function 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 Effect Types Reverb TypesChorus Types DSP Types Harmony Types Trill effect Types 6 12 create two-note trills alternating Auto Accompaniment Style Mode Select the Style modeSelecting a Style and Playing the Accompaniment Select the desired style number Pressing the START/STOP button Using Sync-StartStart the accompaniment Using Sync-Start with an Intro section Starting with an Intro sectionTo start with an Intro section To use Sync-Start with an Intro section About Auto Accompaniment Using an Ending section Stop the accompanimentPressing the SYNC-START button About the Beat Display Using the Auto Accompaniment Features Accompaniment ControlsTurn on the auto accompaniment Select a style and play the accompaniment Change chords using the auto ac- companiment feature Changing the Tempo Accompaniment Sections Main A, Main B and FILL-INS Adjusting the Accompaniment Volume Select the Accompaniment Volume function in the Overall menu Fingered Chords Using Auto Accompaniment Multi FingeringSingle Finger Chords Chord Name/Abbreviation Normal Voicing Setting the Accompaniment Split Point Select the Accompaniment Split Point parameter Style 054AcmpSPnt Function Parameter Accompaniment Split Point What is a CHORD? Intervals of the Scale Other Chords Dict Chord GuideDictionary Specify the root of the chord Specify the type of the chord major, minor, seventh, etc Play the chord Smart Select a styleSelect the Smart Chord Guide Set the desired key Smart 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 Enable the EZ Chord Record mode Continue recording, or exit the Record modeSelect the desired point from which chords will be cleared Call up the EZ Chord Clear function Style 1OTS User ONE Touch Setting OTSONE Touch Setting User Exit from the Record mode Call up the Style modePress the appropriate ONE Touch Setting User button Recalling a User One Touch Setting ONE Touch Setting Preset Press the appropriate ONE Touch Setting Preset buttonSelecting a Preset One Touch Setting Play the accompaniment Selecting and Playing Songs the Song Mode Select the Song modeSong 003Rockin’ Selecting and Playing a Song Select the Tempo function in the Overall menu Select the desired song numberStart the selected song Song 003Rockin’ About the Beat Display Song 100SongVol Adjusting the Song VolumeSelect the Song Volume function in the Overall menu Song Recording 1OTS User Make all desired PortaTone settings Recording a User Song Realtime Recording Select the Realtime Record mode Using the MetronomeStyle 004RealTime Select a User song for recording Recording 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 Recording Recording 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 Curves Style F61USng1Clr Clearing a SongStart the Song Clear operation At the Sure? prompt, clear the selected song Footswitch Select the Footswitch Assign parameterSelect the desired footswitch function Style 01Sustain Footswitch Assign Functions Function Name Display Name Description Example 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 devices Select the desired Function parameter Style F81RemoteChFunction Parameters Midi Parameter Name Display Name Range/Settings External Clock ExtClock On/off Using Bulk Dump Send to Save Data Style F86BulkSendStyle YESBulkSnd? On the PortaTone, select the Bulk Dump Send function At the Sure? prompt, start sending the data Exit from the Bulk Dump Send operation Make sure that the PortaTone is set to the Style mode RcvSngStart sending the data from the connected Midi device Loading Bulk Data Using Initial Setup Send with a Sequencer First, set up the sequencer for recordingOn the PortaTone, select the Initial Setup Send function Sending Initial Setup Data Exit from the Initial Setup Send operation Stop recording on the sequencer Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause and Solution Data Backup & Initialization Data Initialization Specifications EZ Chord Bank Voice List Maximum Polyphony 109 GM Voice List Ethnic Style List Drum KIT List 113 Midi Implementation Chart 115 Effect map Reverb Index Limited Warranty North America G., EMI Division 1999 Yamaha Corporation