Why Yamaha TG500 has no sound?
If your Yamaha Recording Equipment produces no sound, several factors could be the cause: * Ensure the amplifier/mixer is powered on. * Verify the amplifier/mixer volume is at an appropriate level. * Confirm that the TG500 outputs are correctly connected to the amplifier/mixer inputs. * Check the connection cables for any faults.
What to do if Yamaha Recording Equipment has distorted sound?
If you're experiencing distorted sound with your Yamaha Recording Equipment, it might be connected to a high-sensitivity microphone or instrument input on your amplifier or mixer. Try turning down the TG500 OUTPUT controls to prevent overloading the amplifier/mixer inputs.
How to fix no sound on Yamaha TG500 Recording Equipment?
If your Yamaha Recording Equipment is producing no sound, check the following: 1. Confirm voices are correctly assigned to the performance layers. 2. Increase the voice volume parameters. 3. Adjust the total performance level. 4. Set the voice note and velocity parameters to appropriate values. 5. Ensure the controller, if assigned to volume control, is set for a high enough volume level.
What to do if Yamaha TG500 Recording Equipment has no sound?
If your Yamaha Recording Equipment has no sound, verify that voices/performance combinations are properly assigned to the multi instruments and ensure the volume levels of the multi instruments are high enough.
How to fix wrong pitch on Yamaha TG500?
If your Yamaha Recording Equipment is playing the wrong pitch, check that the note shift and detune parameters for each multi instrument are set properly.
General| Brand | Yamaha |
|---|---|
| Model | TG500 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Basic safety precautions for electrical/electronic products.
Conditions to avoid for instrument safety and damage prevention.
Guidelines for safe power supply usage and connection.
Illustrates basic connections for TG500, MIDI keyboard, and stereo sound system.
Steps to select the performance play mode and view display information.
Details on programming individual layers and overall performance attributes like volume and effects.
Instructions on how to select and assign voices to different layers (A, B, C, D) of a performance.
How to adjust the volume of a specific layer to a desired level.
Steps to pan voices left or right for stereo sound field placement.
Instructions to shift the pitch of a layer up by one octave using the Note Shift parameter.
How to set the lowest note limit for each active layer to define its playable range.
How to set the highest note limit for a layer to define its playable range.
Steps to return to play mode and store the new performance combination to internal memory.
Explanation of multi setups, instruments, and MIDI channel control.
How to engage MULTI PLAY mode and enter MULTI EDIT mode for setup editing.
Steps for selecting waves and setting oscillator parameters for new voices.
How the Amplitude Envelope Generator affects voice sound and its key parameters.
Details on using the sophisticated digital filter system to shape voice timbre.
Selecting and adjusting effects to enhance voice sound and spatial characteristics.
Crucial step to save edited voice data to memory.
Modifying main filter parameters for each layer with offset values.
Modifying main LFO parameters for each layer with offset values.
Determining how layers are affected by aftertouch and assigned control devices.
Setting sustain, pitch EG enable, oscillator fix, and note number for performance layers.
Programming effects easily via parameters for effect 1 and effect 2 processors.
Adjusting balance between direct and effect sound for precise control.
Setting the overall volume level for smooth transitions between performance combinations.
Screen for assigning voices to different layers (A, B, C, D) within a performance.
Screen for individually adjusting the volume of each voice within a performance combination.
Determining the stereo sound field position for each active voice.
Individually shifting the pitch of each layer up or down in semitone steps.
Adjusting pitch for slight upward or downward detune effects between layers.
Setting low and high note limits for split keyboard effects and layer ranges.
Producing velocity switching effects by setting sound output based on playing velocity.
Function to initialize layer data for programming new performance combinations from scratch.
Determining how effect processors are connected: series, parallel, or off.
Assigning any of TG500's 90 effects independently to effect processors.
Determining to which effect stages output is sent and at what level.
Adjusting separate output levels for effect stages within performance setups.
Balancing effect and direct signals for precise sound control.
Editing parameters to fine-tune the effect, with 8 parameters available per effect.
Assigning MIDI controllers to effect parameters in real time.
Setting the LFO waveform, speed, and start delay for modulation effects.
Setting the maximum depth of modulation for amplitude, pitch, and frequency.
Varying LFO speed based on randomness, keyboard velocity, and key range.
Setting pitch bend range and aftertouch response modes.
Setting the depth of modulation effects controlled by keyboard aftertouch.
Assigning MIDI controllers to effect parameters and selecting min/max values.
Assigning MIDI controllers to voice parameters and selecting min/max values.
Overview of effect parameters available for drum voices.
Selecting effect types for EFFECT 1 and EFFECT 2 processors for drum voices.
Accessing main parameters for selected effects in drum voice editing.
Balancing effect and direct signals for drum voice sounds.
Determining the mix level between effect sends and preceding stage output for drum voices.
Editing effect parameters to fine-tune drum voice effects.
Assigning MIDI controllers to effect parameters for drum voices.
Storing newly created drum voices to internal or card memory locations.
Determining mix level between effect sends and preceding stage output in multi setups.
Details on AWM2 synthesis and polyphony.
Information on Wave ROM, Wave RAM, Preset ROM, and Internal RAM capacities.
Common issues related to external audio equipment and connections.
Troubleshooting steps for sound or pitch issues in Performance Mode.
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