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Using Oriental Scales – Scale Setting/Scale
Tuning/Scale Memory
The Oriental Scales feature lets you simply and easily raise or lower the pitches of specific notes and create your own
scales. You can change the scale settings at any time — even when you are playing. Up to six scale settings can be
stored for instant recall, whenever you need them.
The [SCALE SETTING] buttons simulate an one-octave keyboard (C through B).
You can easily change the scale setting at any time by pressing one of the [SCALE
SETTING] buttons, located at the left side of the panel.
Pressing each button turns the Scale Setting feature for the specific note on and off.
The Scale Setting feature affects all the notes having the same note name in all
octaves. When set to on (the selected button itself is lit), you can play the keyboard
in the selected oriental scale.
The scale setting for each note is -50 cents. You can also adjust the scale tuning in
1-cent units in the SCALE TUNE display.
You can select a desired scale template including oriental scales and create your own scales by fine tuning the scale
notes.
Press the [SCALE TUNING] button located at the right side of display to call up the SCALE TUNE display.
Setting an Oriental Scale — Scale Setting
The [SCALE SETTING] buttons
will light or go out according to
the song playback data.
The Scale Setting function has
no effect on the Drum Kit/SFX
Kit voices.
Adjusting the Scale Tuning — Scale Tuning
81 2 3 4 5 6 7
Selects the
desired scale
template. BAYAT
and RAST are
two typical
oriental scale
settings.
Determines the base
note for each scale.
When the base note is
changed, the pitch of
the keyboard is
transposed, yet
maintains the original
pitch relationship
between the notes.
Adjusts the scale tuning of
the selected note.
[4
▲/▼] : in 50-cent steps
[5▲/▼] : in 1-cent steps
(–64 through
+63)
Press the 4 or 5 [▲/▼]
buttons simultaneously to
instantly reset the value to
the factory setting.
The [SCALE SETTING]
buttons will light when the
tuning values of the
corresponding notes are set to
something other than “0”. Also,
the values you set by using the
[SCALE SETTING] buttons are
automatically reflected in the
SCALE TUNE display.
Selects which parts should
be affected by the scale
setting. Select the part to be
set by pressing 6 or 7 [▲/▼]
and set the function ON or
OFF by pressing [8▲/▼].
Cent
A unit of pitch equal to 1/100 of
a semitone (100 cents = 1
semitone).
n
You can register your original
scale tunings to a REGISTRA-
TION MEMORY button. To do
this, checkmark “SCALE” in the
REGISTRATION MEMORY
display (page 76).
Selects the note
to be tuned.
When you adjust the scale tuning, the scale template name
shown at the top of the display will change to “EDITED
SCALE” indicating some adjustment has been done from the
preset scale template.
- OWNER’S MANUAL 1
- (bottom) 2
- PRECAUTIONS 3
- Introduction 3
- Connections 4
- Maintenance 4
- Handling caution 4
- Saving data 4
- Accessories 6
- Floppy Disk 7
- About the Display Messages 8
- Table of Contents 9
- PSR-A1000 10
- Using Your PSR-A1000 11
- Application Index 12
- Settings 13
- Quick solution 13
- SCALE TUNING 15
- TO HOST terminal 15
- Multi Pads 15
- Setting Up the PSR-A1000 16
- Powering Up 17
- Panel Controls and Terminals 18
- 1 Press the [DEMO] button 20
- Song Playback 21
- 2 Select a voice group 25
- Playing Voices 26
- 2 Turn ACMP on 28
- 3 Turn SYNC.START on 29
- Style Sections 30
- Playing Styles 31
- Playing with the Songs 32
- Recording 33
- Setting an Oriental Scale 34
- BACK NEXT 36
- Selecting Files and Folders 37
- Naming Files/Folders 38
- Moving Files/Folders 39
- Copying Files/Folders 40
- Deleting Files/Folders 40
- Saving Files 41
- Displaying Upper Level pages 41
- Entering Characters 42
- Using the [DATA ENTRY] Dial 43
- Direct Access Chart 45
- Help Messages 46
- Using the Metronome 47
- Adjusting the Tempo 47
- Tap Tempo 48
- Reference 49
- Playing the Demos 49
- Selecting a Voice 51
- Applying Voice Effects 54
- PITCH BEND Wheel 55
- Adjusting the Octave setting 55
- Playing a style 56
- STYLE CONTROL 57
- Chord Fingerings 59
- Display for root “C” 60
- Arranging the Style Pattern 61
- The Multi Pads 64
- Multi Pad Edit 65
- Playing Back Songs on Disk 69
- Displaying the Lyrics 71
- Tuning/Scale Memory 72
- Saving Your Scale Settings 74
- Recalling the Scale Setting 75
- Selecting the Freeze Settings 78
- Sound Creator Parameters 80
- ■ FILTER 81
- ■ VIBRATO 82
- — Song Creator 83
- Quick Recording 84
- Multi Recording 85
- ■ Measure/Beat/Clock 88
- ■ Velocity 88
- ■ Gate Time 88
- Record (Chord) 90
- Punching In/Out — Rec Mode 92
- Editing a Recorded Song 93
- Channel Transpose 95
- Editing Note Events — 1 - 16 96
- Editing Chord Events — CHD 97
- Inputting and Editing Lyrics 98
- ■ Step Recording (page 102) 99
- Style File Format 100
- Operation 100
- Realtime Recording — Basic 101
- Step Recording 102
- ■ Groove 104
- ■ Dynamics 105
- Editing the Channel Data 106
- ■ Source Root/Chord 107
- ■ High Key/Note Limit 108
- ■ RTR (Retrigger Rule) 108
- Start recording 110
- Stop recording 110
- — Mixing Console 112
- — Mixing Console 113
- Adjusting the Effects 115
- Effect Structure 117
- Pedal-controllable Functions 124
- Keyboard Touch 125
- Transpose Assign 125
- Registration Sequence 126
- Setting Harmony and Echo 127
- About the Harmony Types 128
- About the Harmony Assignments 128
- Setting the MIDI Parameters 129
- Message Switch 130
- Receiving MIDI Data — Receive 131
- Other Settings — Utility 132
- — CONFIG 2 133
- System Reset 135
- PEDAL 1/2 jack) 137
- 4 Connecting external MIDI 137
- 5 Connecting to a Computer 138
- (MIDI terminals/TO HOST 138
- What’s MIDI? 139
- Tone generator 140
- Sequencer 140
- Controller (keyboard, etc.) 140
- MIDI channels 141
- NEC MultiSync 142
- MIDI IN MIDI OUT 142
- MIDI OUT MIDI IN 142
- Sequence Format 143
- Voice Allocation Format 143
- Troubleshooting 144
- Specifications 146
- Specifications 147
- (standby) 154
- Yamaha Manual Library 156
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