Yamaha MX200-16 User's Guide download pdf (Page 38)

The included MX-Edit Editor/Librarian soft-

ware lets you create, edit, save and load

reverbs and effects programs for use with

your MX200 on your Macintosh® OSX

computer. While the MX200 has 99 User

program locations, you can create and

save as many programs you like on your

computer, and load them into your MX200

via a USB connection at any time.

Minimum System Requirements

Before installing the MX-Edit

Editor/Librarian software, make sure that

your computer meets the following mini-

mum requirements:

OSX 10.3 or higher

Installing the MX-Edit

Editor/Librarian

To install the MX-Edit, VST™ and Audio

Units software for Macintosh® computers,

insert the provided disc into the CD-ROM

drive and double-click on the disc icon

when it appears. Double-click on the

MX200.dmg.hqx file to extract and run the

installer. Follow the on-screen prompts to

install the software.

The installer sets up the standalone

MX-

Edit Editor/Librarian application in the

Applications folder, the

MX-Edit Audio

Unit in the Components folder, and the

MX-Edit VST in the VST folder.

Quick Start

When you first start MX-Edit, the MX-Edit

Program Editor window opens.

To load a program, click the Program Menu

field. A list of programs appears.

Select a program in the list to load it.

Make your adjustments (if any) to the

knobs and buttons in the control panel just

as you would on the MX200 itself.

If you want to save your edits to a file,

select

File > Save menu or File > Save

As. The Save dialog box appears; type a

name in the Name: field and click OK.

The MX-Edit Program

Window

The Program Editor window lets you con-

veniently view and edit a program. The

Program Editor window contains a header

section that includes the Program Name.

To open a program from the MX200 click in

the Program Menu field and select a pro-

gram from the list.

To open a saved program from a file,

select

File > Open Program. When the

Open dialog box appears, browse to find

the program, and double-click the program

name to load it.

To save a program to disk, select

File >

Save Program or Save Program As,

enter a file name, then click the

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