Yamaha MU15 Specifications download pdf (Page 35)

Trigger Modes are the various ways in which sounds generated by movements in the

Beams, or activated by Switches, can be made to start, stop and, in some cases,

overlap;

Trigger Modes for Beams

Single Shot

- plays a single note for the length of each interruption (but no longer). A

new note is only played when the first interruption ceases and a new interruption is

made from outside the Beam. No movement within the Beam, either towards or away

from the Sensor triggers other notes.

(see diagram below).

Single Shot

Trigger Mode Descriptions

NB. Some of the sounds on your keyboard,

sound module or sampler may be programmed

for the notes to decay - i.e.. to die away to

nothing over a short period, rather than to stop

abruptly. The decay will not be affected by a

MIDI “Note-Off” command resulting from the

cessation of an interruption of the Beam.

Re-Trigger

- a note is played every time the Beam

is interrupted, and a new note is played whenever

the interruption moves (along and within the Beam)

to a new Division. This produces a glissando or flurry

of notes as the interruption moves towards or away

from the Sensor -this is the most frequently used of

all the Trigger Modes;

(see diagram opposite).

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Yamaha MU15 Specifications Page 35