Yamaha CS6R Owner's Manual - Page 154

Phrase Clip Mode Phrase Clip Job Mode In the Mode, you can execute various operations (jobs) on the Phrase Clips that you have created/edited in Phrase Clip Edit Mode, such as delete, copy and normalize. You will see the 1st screen (PCLP Status) when you enter Phrase Clip Job Mode. There are 14 screens for Phrase Clip Jobs, as follows. Before you can execute a Phrase Clip Job in Phrase Clip Job Mode, you need to select the Clip Kit (Page 142). 1st screen: PCLP Status 2nd screen: PCLP Rename 3rd screen: PCLP VariationSet 4th screen: PCLP LoopRemix 5th screen: PCLP Normalize 6th screen: PCLP FreqConvert (Frequency Convert) 7th screen: PCLP Extract 8th screen: PCLP Delete 9th screen: PCLP Copy 10th screen: PCLP SampleRcv (Sample Receive) 11th screen: PCLP AutoKeyMap 12th screen: PCLP Kit Key Copy 13th screen: PCLP Kit Key Initialize 14th screen: PCLP Kit Initialize Details about how to enter Phrase Clip Job Mode are given on Page 22. Executing a Job 1In Phrase Clip Play Mode, select the Clip Kit on which you wish to execute a Job. 2Press the [JOB] key to enter Phrase Clip Job Mode. 3Use the [PAGE] knob to switch to the screen for the Phrase Clip Job you wish to execute. The selected Job will be displayed. PCLP LoopRemix) JOB C 2:001[SmplName] Type 1 Vari A 5When you press the [ENTER] key, you will see a confirmation message. PCLP LoopRemix) Type > 6Press the [INC/YES] key to execute each Job. The message "Completed." will be displayed after the job has executed, and you will be returned to the previous screen. The Job will be canceled if you press the [DEC/NO] key. If the Phrase Clip Job takes some time to execute, you will see the message "Executing..." If you switch the power off in this state, the data may be damaged. 7If you press the [EXIT] key, you will be taken out of Phrase Clip Job Mode and returned to Phrase Clip Play Mode. The steps in each procedure may vary slightly, depending on the Job being performed. Refer to the explanation of each Job for details. The following Jobs are available only when the Phrase Clip has been recorded in 16-bit format. 3rd screen: PCLP VariationSet 4th screen: PCLP LoopRemix 5th screen: PCLP Normalize 6th screen: PCLP FreqConvert (Frequency Convert) 7th screen: PCLP Extract PCLP Status At this screen, you can check the amount of free memory (DRAM) for Phrase Clips and the amount of free memory left on the Memory Card. These factors govern the size/number of Phrase Clips that can be opened/recorded, as well as whether or not the currently selected Clip Kit can be saved to Memory Card. This screen has no adjustable parameters. PCLP Status) Free Used CardFree 1.1MB 2.9MB(70%)- 1.8MB 4Use Knobs [A], [B], [C], [1] and [2] to enter each of the parameter settings. (You can also use the [DATA] knob and the [DEC/NO] and [INC/YES] keys.) Most Jobs are executed to a Clip Key or Clip assigned to a Clip Key. You can select a target Clip Key Number using Knob [A] or a target Clip Number using Knob [B]. When you specify a Phrase Clip by its number, you can select a Clip not assigned to a key note on the keyboard. You may assign that Clip to a key note in Phrase Clip Edit Mode so that you can play it in Phrase Clip Edit Mode (Page 146). You will not need to follow the next two steps at the 1st screen (PCLP Status). s Free Shows the amount of free memory (DRAM) for Phrase Clips. s Used Shows the amount of memory used by Phrase Clips and Clip Kits if you store them in Memory Card. s CardFree Shows the amount of free memory on the Memory Card. If the [-x›] indicator is displayed to the right of the Used parameter, this means that the amount of used memory exceeds the free space available on the Memory Card. 154