Yamaha RY30 - 12: Output Assign; 13: Individual Level

VOICE EDIT MODE
actually three hi-hat voices (open and closed for
each) which are initially assigned to alternate
groups 1, 2, and 3.
It is also possible to create a muted triangle
voice, for example, by editing the normal tri-
angle’s envelope and filter parameters to pro-
duce a muted sound. If the normal and muted tri-
angle are then assigned to the same alternate
group, they can be used to produce a realistic
open-and-muted triangle effect.
OUTPUT ASSIGN
Voice edit mode/Page 12
Notes: The various settings are as follows:
Summary: Assigns the selected voice to the
RY30’s stereo and individual outputs.
Settings: Voice: I00 . . . I95 (internal), C00 . . . C31
(card)
Output: STEREO, ST&INDV1, ST&INDV2,
INDV1, INDV2, INDV1&2
Procedure: Use the and keys to move the
cursor to the voice name or output parameter,
then use the [INC] and [DEC] keys or the
[DATA] slider to set as required. The instru-
ment pads can be used to select the voice.
STEREO: The selected voice is output via the
stereo R and L/MONO OUTPUT jacks.
ST&IND V1: The selected voice is output via the
stereo R and L/MONO OUTPUT jacks and
the INDIV OUT 1 jack.
ST&INDV2: The selected voice is output via the
stereo R and L/MONO OUTPUT jacks
and
the INDIV OUT 2 jack.
INDV1: The selected voice is output via the
INDIV OUT 1 jack.
INDV2: The selected voice is output via the
INDIV OUT 2 jack.
INDV1&2: The selected voice is output via both
the INDIV OUT 1 and 2 jacks.
INDIVIDUAL LEVEL
Voice edit mode/Page 13
Summary: Sets the level at which the selected
voice will be output via the RY30’s individual
outputs when the voice is assigned to the
INDIV OUT 1 and/or 2 jacks using the OUTPUT
ASSIGN function described above.
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Settings: Voice: I00 . . . I95 (internal), C00 . . . C31
(card)
Individual level: 00 . . . 63
Procedure: Use the and keys to move the
cursor to the voice name or individual level
parameter, then use the [INC] and [DEC] keys
or the [DATA] slider to set as required. The
instrument pads can be used to select the voice.
Notes: The LEVEL function described on page 81
also affects the level of the signal sent to the
individual outputs.