Yamaha DS55 - Master Tune

10
MASTER TUNE
After
selecting
a
new
ist
voice,
press
the
DUAL
button
again
to
assign
the
2nd
voice:
Assign 2nd DUAL mode voice.
PLAY DUAL tone 2
A SecondVoice
Currently selected 2nd voice name.
Currently selected 2nd voice bank and number.
You
can
now
select
a
new
2nd
voice
for
the
DUAL
PLAY
mode:
select
the
desired
voice
bank
using
the
PRESET
or
USER
buttons,
then
use
the
-1
and
+1
or
number
(0
through
9)
buttons
to
select
a
voice
as
described
in
“Selecting
Voices”
on
page
7.
After
selecting
a
new
2nd
voice,
press
the
DUAL
button
again
to
move
ahead
to
the
detune
display:
PLAY DUAL
dual detune = 07
Detune,
as
the
name
implies,
makes
it
possible
to
alter
the
relative
pitches
of
the
two
voices
used
in
the
DUAL
mode.
Slight
detuning
can
thicken
the
overall
sound
by
producing
sympathetic
“beats”
between
the
two
voices.
The
detune
range
is
from
00
to
7,
with
a
setting
of
“00”
producing
no
detune
effect.
The
desired
detune
value
can
be
entered
either
by
using
the
-1
and
+1
buttons,
or
by
pressing
the
appropriate
number
button
(0
through
7).
Press
the
DUAL
button
again
to
return
to
the
first
DUAL
PLAY
display.
The
voice
assignments
and
detune
setting
are
stored
in
the
DS55’s
memory,
and
will
be
recalled
whenever
you
enter
the
DUAL
PLAY
mode
from
any
other
mode
—
until
new
assignments
are
made.
There
may
be
situations
in
which
you
need
to
tune
the
DS55
to
other
instruments
or
recorded
material
—
the
MASTER
TUNE
function
allows
you
to
do
just
that.
Press the TUNE button to call the MASTER TUNE function:
Master tune =+00
Tuning
can
be
adjusted
over
a
range
of
-64
to
+63
by
using
the
-1
and
+1
buttons,
or
by directly
entering
the
desired
tune
value
using the number
buttons
(0
through
9).
Remember
to
enter two
digits
when
entering
the
tune value
via
the
number
buttons. The ”+/-" button located to the right of the +1 button can be used to
change a “+” setting to a '—' one, and vice versa.
A setting of “+00” corresponds to standard concert pitch — i.e. A3 = 440 Hz. “+”
settings increase pitch while '—' settings lower pitch. Each increment corresponds
to approximately 1.56 cents (one cent is one-hundredth of a semitone).
THE PLAY MODES, TUNING & DELAY
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