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MOTIF Reference
Voice Edit mode
Reference Voice mode
● [F6] Drum Key EQ (Equalizer)
Same as in Normal Voice Element Edit. See
page 148.
n This parameter is effective for Drum keys whose
Type parameter (in the Oscillator Wave display,
page 150) has been set to “Preset wave” or “User
wave.”
Plug-in Voice Edit
Basic Structure (page 43)
◆ Common edit and Element edit
Same as Normal Voice Edit. See page 129.
Unlike with Normal voices, the Plug-in voices only
have one element for editing.
◆ About Plug-in voices and Board voices
The voices of a Plug-in Board installed to the MOTIF
can be divided into two types: Board voices and Plug-in
voices. Board voices are unprocessed, unaltered voices
of the Plug-in board — the “raw material” used for the
Plug-in voices. Plug-in voices, on the other hand, are
edited Board voices — voices that have been specially
programmed and processed for optimum use with the
MOTIF.
Included among the Board voices is a special set of
voices — called Board Custom voices — which can be
edited by a computer connected to the MOTIF, using
special editing software included with the Plug-in
board. (See page 87.)
n Depending on the particular Plug-in board you are using,
some of the parameters described here may not be
available. For details, refer to the relevant owner’s
manual of the Plug-in board.
n For details on the current lineup of available Plug-in
boards, see page 35.
◆ Basic Procedure
Basic Structure (page 70)
1 Press the [VOICE] button to enter the Voice Play
mode. (The indicator lights.)
2 Select a Plug-in voice to be edited.
3 Press the [EDIT] button to enter the Voice Edit
mode. (The indicator lights.)
4 Select an element to be edited.
•To edit the Common parameters, press the
[DRUM KITS] button (which serves as a
“COMMON” button here).
•To edit the Element parameters, press any one of
the NUMBER buttons ([1] - [4]). (Editing is the
same, no matter which NUMBER button you
press.)
5 Select the menu you wish to edit by pressing the
[F1] - [F6] and [SF1] -[SF5] buttons.
6 Edit the parameters for the selected voice.
7 Store the settings edited in step #6 to the User
Memory as required.
8 Press the [EXIT] button to exit from the Voice Edit
mode.
•For detailed instructions on steps #5 - #6, see the
explanations below.
•For details on step #7, refer to “Voice Store
mode” on page 159.
Cannot be eited
Computer
(Voice Editor in CD-ROM
supplied with the Plug-in board)
Copy
Store
Plug-in
Voice Edit
Save
Bulk send/
edit
MOTIF voice parameter
Plug-in voice
Plug-in preset voice
Plug-in user voice
Board voice
Board preset voice
Board custom voice
DRUM KITS
FAVORITES
COMMON
1
2
3
4
ELEMENT/ PERF.PART/ZONE
- SPECIAL MESSAGE SECTION 2
- PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL 3
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
- PRECAUTIONS 4
- About the included CD-ROM 7
- Important Features 8
- Table of Contents 9
- The Controls & Connectors 10
- The Control & Connectors 11
- ATTENTION 16
- Rear Panel 17
- About mLAN 19
- Setting Up 20
- Connections 21
- Digital output 22
- A/D input 23
- IEEE1394 cable 24
- Transmit & Receive 24
- ■ Using an USB interface 25
- About the USB connector 25
- ■ Using a MIDI interface 26
- Powering Up 29
- Basic Structure 30
- ■ Performance mode 31
- ■ Song mode 31
- System Overview 33
- Tone Generator block 34
- Plug-in board line-up 35
- Maximum Polyphony 36
- ● Voice mode 37
- ● Performance mode 37
- ● Song/Pattern mode 38
- Effect block 39
- Effect connection 40
- Tone Generator 41
- Main functions 42
- Voices Performance 43
- Waves and Elements 44
- User Waves — Samples 44
- Normal Voice and Drum Voice 45
- GM voice 45
- Voice structure 45
- ■ Filter 46
- ■ Amplitude 47
- Controllers 48
- Song and Pattern 51
- (Sequencer mode) 51
- Track structure of Pattern 52
- MIDI tracks and Sample tracks 52
- 53
- 53
- (Sampling) 54
- Song Chain 54
- Pattern Chain 54
- Arpeggio 55
- Master (Master mode) 56
- External Tone Generator 57
- Sampling 58
- Data created by Sampling 59
- Velocity Keybank 60
- Wave form 60
- C#2 A#2 G#3 F4 60
- Sample playback types 61
- ■ Reverse 62
- Memory Structure 63
- Internal Memory 64
- Buffer (DRAM) 64
- J∆ 65
- Computer Sequence Software 66
- Basic Operation 67
- ● Utility mode 68
- ● Master Play mode 68
- ● File mode 68
- ● Song Record mode 69
- ● Pattern Record mode 69
- ● Sampling Record mode 69
- Edit mode 70
- Job mode 70
- Store mode 71
- Display-based Controls 72
- Information Display 73
- Control Knobs and Sliders 73
- Note (Key) settings 75
- Using the Character List 76
- Playing the Master Demo 79
- Playing Voices 80
- CATEGORY 81
- Editing Voices 83
- FUNCTION 84
- Storing edited Voices 86
- About Plug-in Voices 87
- Playing Performances 88
- Layer Split 89
- Using the Arpeggio function 91
- 92
- Using as a Master Keyboard 93
- SCENE STORE 94
- SET LOCATE 94
- Master Keyboard settings 95
- ● Control Number settings 96
- Saving/Loading data 97
- Sequencer) 99
- Quick Start Guide 100
- Here, select track 3 100
- F1 F2 F3 F4 F6F5 101
- SEQ TRANSPORT 102
- Meter Tem po 103
- Measure length 103
- Track to be recorded 104
- MIDI event type 104
- DEC/NO INC/YES 111
- ELEMENT/PERF.PART/ZONE 113
- 10. Song Track Mute and Scene 115
- SF 1 SF 2 SF 3 SF 4 SF 5 116
- ELEMENT/ PERF.PART/ ZONE 117
- Reference 121
- MOTIF Reference 122
- Function Tree 122
- Reference Voice mode 122
- Voice Play mode 124
- Keyboard Octave and Keyboard 127
- ◆ The [ ] Indicator 127
- ● [F6] Voice Play Arpeggio 128
- Voice Edit mode 129
- ◆ Basic Procedure 130
- Master EQ Offset 131
- Portamento 131
- ● [F2] Normal Common Output 132
- Arpeggio type 132
- Arpeggio limit 133
- Play FX (Effect) 133
- Destination 1, 2, 3 136
- ■ Element Edit 137
- Velocity Sensitivity 142
- Key Follow 143
- ● [F5] Normal Element LFO 147
- Drum Voice Edit 148
- 4 Select a key to be edited 149
- ■ Drum Key Edit 150
- Plug-in Voice Edit 153
- ■ Common edit 154
- Element Edit 156
- ● [F5] Plug-in Element LFO 157
- Voice Job mode 158
- Voice Store mode 159
- Performance Mode 160
- Reference Performance mode 161
- Performance Play mode 162
- Performance Part on/off 163
- Performance editing in the 163
- ● [F5] Performance Play 164
- Performance Edit mode 165
- KN 1 KN 2 KN 3 KN 4 167
- When Offset=0 172
- When Offset=64 172
- When Offset=127 172
- ● [F3] Part Output Select 173
- ● [F4]-[SF1] Part Tone Tune 173
- ● [F4]-[SF4] Part Tone AEG 174
- ● [F5] Part Receive Switch 174
- Performance Job mode 175
- Performance Store mode 176
- Song Mode 177
- Reference Song mode 178
- Song Play mode 179
- Location 180
- Song track selection 181
- Song Scene 181
- ● [F4] Song Play Track Loop 182
- Song Record mode 183
- Setting up before recording 184
- Song Recording 185
- Examples of Step Recording 186
- 2 Enter the first note F 187
- 3 Enter the next 8th notes 187
- ● [F2] Song Record Voice 188
- Song Edit mode 189
- (edited) 190
- ■ Program Change 191
- ■ Control Change 191
- ■ Channel Aftertouch (CAT) 191
- ■ Polyphonic Aftertouch (PAT) 191
- Event View Filter 192
- Song Job mode 193
- ● [F2]-01 Quantize 194
- ● [F2]-02 Modify Velocity 195
- ● [F2]-03 Modify Gate Time 195
- ● [F2]-04 Crescendo 196
- ● [F2]-05 Transpose 196
- ● [F2]-06 Glide 196
- ● [F2]-07 Create Roll 196
- ● [F2]-08 Sort Chord 197
- [F3] Event Job 198
- ● [F3]-03 Erase Event 199
- ● [F3]-04 Extract Event 199
- ● [F3]-06 Thin Out 200
- ● [F3]-07 Modify Control Data 200
- ● [F3]-08 Beat Stretch 200
- [F4] Measure Job 201
- [F5] Track Job 201
- ● [F5]-01 Copy Track 202
- ● [F5]-02 Exchange Track 202
- ● [F5]-03 Mix Track 202
- ● [F5]-04 Clear Track 202
- [F6] Song Job 203
- ● [F6]-03 Clear Song 204
- ● [F6]-04 Song Name 204
- Song Mixing mode 205
- Song Mixing Edit mode 207
- (Detailed Mixer functions) 207
- ◆ The Compare Function 207
- ◆ Common edit and Part edit 207
- ■ Part Edit 210
- Song Mixing Job mode 212
- ● [F2] Edit Recall 213
- ● [F3] Copy 213
- ● [F4] Bulk Dump 213
- ● [F5] Performance Copy 213
- Song Mixing Store mode 214
- Pattern Mode 215
- Reference Pattern mode 216
- Pattern Play mode 217
- ● [F2] Pattern Play Groove 218
- ● [F4] Pattern Play Patch 218
- [F4] Patch Function 219
- [F6] Pattern Chain 219
- ■ Pattern Chain Editing 220
- Pattern Record mode 221
- Pattern Recording 223
- ■ Realtime Recording 223
- ■ Step Recording 223
- Pattern Edit mode 224
- Pattern Job mode 225
- [F4] Phrase Job 228
- ● [F4]-04 Append Phrase 229
- ● [F4]-05 Split Phrase 229
- ● [F4]-07 Put Phrase To Song 229
- [F6] Pattern Job 231
- Pattern Mixing mode 232
- Sampling Mode 233
- Sampling Record mode 234
- Sampling Setup 235
- Reference Sampling mode 236
- Sampling Standby 237
- Trigger Waiting 237
- Punch-in Waiting 237
- Slice setting after sampling 237
- ■ [F2] Slice 238
- Operations 239
- Sampling Edit mode 240
- Sampling Job mode 241
- [F1] Key Bank Job 242
- (sample) selection 242
- ● [F1]-03 Extract 243
- ● [F1]-04 Move 243
- ● [F1]-05 Normalize 243
- ● [F1]-06 Time-Stretch 244
- ● [F1]-07 Convert Pitch 244
- ● [F1]-08 Fade In/Out 245
- ● [F1]-09 Convert Freq 245
- ● [F1]-10 Stereo to Mono 245
- ● [F1]-11 Loop-Remix 246
- ● [F1]-12 Slice 246
- [F2] Waveform Job 247
- [F3] Other Jobs 247
- ● [F3]-02 Optimize Memory 248
- ● [F3]-03 Delete All 248
- Utility Mode 249
- Utility mode 250
- Reference Utility mode 251
- [F2] Interface settings 252
- [F3] Voice settings 253
- [F3] Sequencer settings 254
- [F4] Controller settings 255
- ◆ Remote Control Assignments 257
- [F5] MIDI settings 258
- [F6] Plug-in board settings 259
- Utility Job mode 260
- File Mode 261
- File mode 262
- Reference File mode 263
- [F1] Configuration 264
- ● [F1]-[SF2] CONFIG SCSI ID 265
- ● [F1]-[SF3] CONFIG Mount 265
- ● [F1]-[SF4] CONFIG Format 265
- [F2] Save 266
- [F3] Load 266
- [F4] Rename 267
- [F5] Delete 267
- Master Mode 268
- Master Play mode 269
- Master Edit mode 270
- ● [F2] Zone Note 272
- ● [F3] Zone Transmit Switch 272
- ● [F4] Zone Preset 272
- Master Job mode 273
- Master Store mode 274
- Appendix 275
- ■ Pattern mode 276
- ■ Sampling mode 276
- ■ Utility mode 276
- ■ File mode 276
- ■ Master mode 276
- Display Messages 277
- Troubleshooting 279
- Installing Optional Hardware 281
- Optional Plug-in Board 282
- Installation 282
- Installing the AIEB2 284
- MOTIF6 / MOTIF7 284
- Installing the mLAN8E 286
- Optional SIMM Installation 287
- SIMM Installation 288
- Handling the 289
- Memory Card 289
- About SCSI 290
- Procedure 290
- ■ Reasons for SCSI errors 291
- Notes on musical copyright 292
- Specifications 293
- Others Master User: 128 294
- Note Data 297
- 202MWAP15.2-06E0 300
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