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Yamaha DX9 - DX9 OUTLINE; Key Controls and Features

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DX9
OUTLINE
As
stated
in
the
feature
summary
on
page
1,
the
DX9
can
be
used
to
play
pre-programmed
voices,
pre-programmed
voices
can
be
edited
to
alter
their
character,
or
completely
new
voices
can
be
created
from
scratch.
Newly
created
voices
can
be
memorized
for
future
use.
To
accomplish
all
this,
the
D
X9
has
four
main
operating
modes:
•
PLAY-MEMORY
SELECT
Mode
This
is
the
normal
performance
mode,
and
the
mode
in
which
pre-programmed
voices
can
be
selected.
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FUNCTION
Mode
This
mode
permits
setting
parameters
pertaining
to
the
effect
of
the
controllers
(thumbwheel,
breath
controller)
and
is
also
used
for
loading
and
saving
data.
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EDIT Mode
This
mode
permits
setting
parameters
that
determine
the
character
of
the
voices,
and
is
used
for
editing
existing
voices
or
creating
entirely
new
voices.
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STORE
Mode
Edited
or
newly
created
voices
can
be
programmed
into
the
memory
in
this
mode.
All
functions
of
the
DX9
are
performed
in
one
of
the
above
modes.
Proper
understanding
of
the
functions
of
each
mode
is
the
key
to
successful
operation
of
and
performance
with
the
D
X9.
1.
Voiume
2.
DATA
ENTRY
section
5.
Voice/Parameter
Power
switch
Connector
jacks
3.
Mode
Select
key
section
Select
key
section
4.
Display
pane!
7.
Modulation
wheel
6.
Pitch
bend
wheel
Headphone,
breath
controller
connector
jacks
8.
Keyboard
1
VOLUME
DATA
ENTRY
This
controls
the
output
level
of
the
DX9
and
at
the
same
MAX.
time
controls
the
volume
of
the
headphones.
These
keys
are
for
increasing
or
decreasing
the
values
by
1,
for
2
DATA
ENTRY
turning
a
function
on
or
off,
This
combination
of
keys
and
linear
control
is
used
to
enter
and
modify
data.
HEEL
EL
I
NO
YES
OFF
ON
This
control
is
used
for
coarse
value
adjustment.
This
slide
controller
covers
the
entire
range
for
each
parameter
from
minimum
to
maximum.
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