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General| Number of Keys | 61 |
|---|---|
| Aftertouch | Yes |
| Audio Recording | Yes |
| Headphones | 1 x 1/4" |
| MIDI I/O | In/Out/Thru |
| Arpeggiator | Yes |
| Type | Synthesizer |
| Type of Keys | Semi-weighted |
| Sound Engine | FM-X and AWM2 |
| Polyphony | 128 |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, EQ |
| Sequencer | 16-track MIDI sequencer |
| Audio Inputs | 2 x 1/4" (L/R) |
| USB | USB |
| Other I/O | Foot Controller, Footswitch |
| Display | Color TFT |
| Storage | Internal Flash |
| Other Controllers | Pitch Bend, Modulation Wheel |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
Explains safety markings, symbols, and important notices for product safety.
Covers battery disposal, environmental issues, and service responsibilities.
Indicates name plate location for recording serial and model numbers.
Lists critical instructions for product operation and care.
Specific caution against exposing the unit to rain or moisture.
Covers FCC compliance, modification warnings, and connection advice.
Provides UK-specific plug wiring and conformity statements.
Essential precautions for power, avoiding opening, water, and fire risks.
Guidance on actions to take if instrument malfunctions.
Precautions for power supply, placement, and connecting equipment.
Guidelines for safe handling and general operation.
Precautions for instrument handling, data management, and copyright.
Explains manual symbols, trademarks, and usage guidelines.
Details the rear panel connectors and their functions.
Describes terminals and jacks on the rear panel.
Explains the Owner's Manual and how to use PDF manuals.
Covers manual symbols and included accessories.
Details AWM2, FM-X synthesis, and extensive effects processing.
Explains Motion Control, Live Set, and SSS functions.
Covers touch panel, mode-less design, and keyboard types.
Mentions USB audio interface and iOS compatibility.
Details the layout of controls on the top panel.
Explains A/D input controls and knob function buttons.
Describes buttons for Arpeggio and Motion Sequencer.
Details controls for parameter adjustment and complex sound changes.
Covers scene recall, song transport, and octave/transpose functions.
Explains touch panel, control assignment, and data dial usage.
Details buttons for value adjustment, display navigation, and system access.
Covers store, shift, live set, and performance control functions.
Explains buttons for part control and category searching.
Explains number buttons for selecting parts and elements.
Details mute/solo functions and common editing buttons.
Guide to selecting initial performances and listening to audition phrases.
How to filter and select single-part performances by attribute.
Details the parameters shown on the Performance Play screen.
Explains how to turn parts on/off and solo specific parts.
Covers using, enabling/disabling, and changing Arpeggio types.
Explains using, enabling/disabling, and changing Motion Sequences.
Details using Pitch Bend, Modulation, Ribbon, and Assign buttons.
Explains how to use knobs to change sound parameters.
How to use the Super Knob for simultaneous parameter control.
Explains how to adjust mixing parameters for Parts.
How to store and recall parameter settings using Scenes.
Instructions for adding and organizing Performances in Live Sets.
Explains how to use a footswitch for Live Set performance switching.
Covers entering edit mode, general operations, and storing Performances.
Explains part editing for AWM2, FM-X, and Drum Parts.
Covers accessing and performing basic part edits.
Describes element edit displays and part effect processing.
Explains Layer, Split by Note Range, and Split by Velocity Range structures.
How to use Arpeggios for multi-part band simulations.
Guide to creating custom Performances by layering Parts.
Explains split keyboard setup and Arpeggio customization per Part.
Explains the common tab for Arpeggio parameters.
Defines key terms and introduces MIDI recording techniques.
Steps for recording keyboard performances to a track.
Explains using the click track and re-recording specific sections.
Details how to revert or reapply recent recording changes.
Covers playing songs and adjusting individual part volumes.
Guide to recording performances as audio files.
Instructions for loading and playing back audio files from USB.
Steps to set up the MONTAGE as a master keyboard controller.
Guide to playing keyboard sounds with external audio sources.
Configures startup display and screen transition effects.
Adjusts button brightness and display blur effect.
Covers beep settings, pitch tuning, and touch panel calibration.
Configures velocity response and local control behavior.
Explains controlling the MONTAGE externally and vice versa.
Details MIDI channel matching and sound routing between devices.
Instructions for connecting the MONTAGE to a computer using USB.
Covers USB usage, MIDI port definitions, and channel capabilities.
Describes how audio signals are handled via USB and other jacks.
Guide to creating songs with DAW and recording MIDI data.
How to use MONTAGE to play back songs from a computer.
Instructions for saving and loading settings to USB devices.
Covers device compatibility, connection, formatting, and safe operation.
Details important functions accessed via SHIFT button combinations.
Explains various messages displayed on the LCD screen.
Guides for resolving touch panel unresponsiveness and no sound problems.
Addresses low volume/expression settings and A/D input sound issues.
Solves continuous playback, distorted sound, and pitch issues.
Addresses pitch issues, missing effects, and Arpeggio startup problems.
Resolves Arpeggio stopping, song start, computer communication, and USB saving problems.
Notes on potential LCD pixel behavior.
Provides detailed specs for keyboards, tone generator, sequencer, etc.
Provides website for accessing guarantee details in specific regions.
Details warranty terms, exclusions, and how to get service.
Includes warranty limitations and customer service contacts.
Provides contact details for Yamaha representatives globally.
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