Yamaha A3000 Owner's Manual - Page 172

MAP/OUT Function MAP/OUT Function You use the MAP/OUT function to set the sample's "original key," key range, output destinations, output level, tuning, and related settings. FYI • Keep in mind that the COMMAND key gives you rapid access to a number of helpful commands while you are working with this function. For example, you can use the COMMAND key when you want to save your edit results to disk, or when you want to cancel your new changes and restore the previously saved data. (147) • You can use the Note setting in the UTILITY | SYSTEM Display page (302) to select whether key values for the BP1 and BP2 settings are shown by name ("C-2" to "G8") or by the corresponding MIDI note number (0 to 127). Descriptions below assume that you are using name display. MAP/OUT - KeyRnge (Key Range) Sets the sample's "original key," key range, and key crossfade. PLAY EDIT REC DISK UTILITY PROGRAM SAMPLE EASY EDIT TRIM / LOOP MAP / OUT FILTER RECORD SETUP METER PROGRAM SAMPLE SEQUENCE TOTAL EQ PANEL PLAY SEQUENCE EFFECT EG EFFECT VOLUME MASTER SETUP LFO EXT CTRL DISK SYSTEM CONTROL MIDI / CTRL MONITOR IMPORT MIDI Turn Knob 1 to select KeyRnge. Turn action Push action Knob 1 Knob 2 Knob 1 Knob 2 Knob 3 Knob 4 - Knob 5 Use this page to set the sample's "original key," key range, and key crossfade. Change Page Select P/S • Turn the knob to change to a different page within the MAP/OUT function. Available pages are: KeyRnge (this page), VelRnge, Lvl&Mode, Output, Pitch, Expand, and LvlScale. • Push the knob to move to the Program/Sample Selection screen. (95) OrigKey = C-2,...,G8 MIDI IN • Turn the knob to set the sample's "original key" - the key that best represents the sample's inherent pitch. • Push the knob if you want to set the value using an external MIDI device. The knob indicator begins blinking, indicating that the A3000 is ready to receive MIDI input. Transmit the appropriate note value, then lock the setting in by pressing the knob again (or else press a different MIDI IN knob, or change to a different screen). 170 Chapter 5 EDIT Mode