Yamaha DTX-MULTI Owner's Manual - Page 70
Wave Selection & Playback, Playback Mode, Trim Points & Name, Wave Playback Mode
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WAVE Setting Area (WAVE) WAVE1 Wave Selection & Playback You can use the Select Wave page (WAVE1) to select and play waves. Only waves that have been saved in the DTX-MULTI 12's internal memory by importing (see page 72) will be available for selection on this page. In other words, audio files stored on a USB memory device are not immediately made available for selection simply by plugging in the device. On the Select Wave page, you can preview the currently selected wave by pressing and holding the [WAVE] button. Release the button to stop playback. WAVE1 WV001:My≥Wave 1 A Wave number: Wave name Settings WV001 to WV500 WAVE2 Playback Mode, Trim Points & Name WAVE2-1 Wave Playback Mode page WAVE2-1≥ PlayMode=oneshot 1 1 Playback mode (PlayMode) Use this parameter to set the way in which the selected wave will be played when assigned to a pad. For details on editing start, end, and loop points, see the description of the Trimming page (WAVE2-2) below. • oneshot ..... The wave will be played once only from the start point to the end point. This mode is normally selected for drums, special effects, and other non-looped sounds. • loop .......... The wave will be played continuously, first from the start point to the end point, and then repeatedly from the loop point to the end point. Settings oneshot or loop One-shot playback WAVE2 COMMON In the COMMON section, you can choose a playback mode for the currently selected wave and perform other related operations such as trimming and naming. With the COMMON page (WAVE2) displayed, press the [ENTER] button to access its three parameter-setting pages (WAVE2-1 to WAVE2-3). You can use the [B]/[C] buttons to navigate between these pages. NOTE • If the selected wave contains no data, the [ENTER] button will not open parameter-setting pages. Start point End point Looped playback Start point Loop point End point 70 Owner's Manual