Yamaha SPX90II Specifications download pdf (Page 15)

tion of the PITCH CHANGE program. For example,

if BASE KEY = C4, then pressing the C3 key on the

synthesizer keyboard will set the pitch change value

to – 12 (one octave down). Pressing D4 on the

keyboard would produce a pitch increase of one tone

(+ 2). If a key more than one octave higher or lower

than the BASE KEY is pressed, the resultant pitch

change setting will still be within the + 12 to – 12

range, as shown in the following illustration.

If the BASE KEY setting is OFF, pitch can not be con-

trolled via the MIDI IN terminal.

The FREEZE programs permit “recording” up to a

500-millisecond signal in the SPX90 memory; and play-

ing it back as required. The FREEZE programs have two

basic steps: RECORD and PLAY.

With the FREEZE A program it is possible to program

a specific segment of the recorded 500-millisecond

signal to be replayed by programming the START and

END points.

The FREEZE B program does not permit programming

START and END points, but the pitch of the recorded

signal can be changed for playback.

REC. MODE Selection. Range: Manual, Auto

Press the Parameter key and select the Manual mode

with the Parameter Increment key or AUTO Mode

by pressing the Parameter Decrement key.

In the MANUAL mode a Parameter Increment panel

key is pressed to begin recording, while in the AUTO

mode recording begins automatically when the

SPX90 detects an input signal.

TRIGGER DELAY Parameter. Range: – 500 ~ 500

msec.

This parameter determines the actual point at which

recording begins in relation to the trigger signal. If

TRG DLY is set at 0, recording begins immediately

when the FREEZE function is triggered. If a negative

TRG DLY value is set the input signal is delayed so

that in effect recording begins before the function

is triggered.

RECORDING

After the desired MODE has been set, press the

PARAMETER key and the LCD will display the

“RECORD” message. Then, enter the standby mode

by pressing the PARAMETER DECREMENT key. The

LCD will display the “REC READY” message.

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