Yamaha MD4S Owner's Manual - Page 69

Various playback functions 69 Step Number of repeats STEP NO. Beginning marker Ending marker 5. Use the CURSOR shuttle to select a parameter, and rotate the DATA dial to modify the setting. The range of each parameter is as follows. Step A-Z (while programming, this is shown as lowercase letters a-z) Beginning/ending markers ......... s, 1-10, e (numerals are marker numbers, 's' and 'e' are the start marker and end marker respectively) Number of repeats 0-99 Tip: If you rotate the CURSOR shuttle to the right when the Number of Repeats parameter is selected, you will advance to the next step. If you rotate the CURSOR shuttle toward the left when the Step parameter is selected, you will return to the previous step. If a cue list has been programmed as shown below, the portion between the start marker and marker 1 will be repeated twice, between marker 2 and marker 3 repeated twice, and between marker 3 and marker 4 repeated four times. Cue List a:s->1 n= 2 b:2->3 n= 2 c:3->4 n= 4 d:2->3 n= 1 e:3->4 n= 4 f:5->7 n= 2 g:s->1 n= 0 h:s->1 n= 0 i:s->1 n= 0 " " " " " Playing a Cue List 6. After you have finished programming the desired steps, press the ENTER button. The display will ask "List PLAY?" 7. Press the ENTER button once again. The display will indicate the first step (A), and the MD4S will be in Cue List playback-pause mode. (During cue list playback, the steps will be shown as uppercase letters A-Z.) At this time you can rotate the DATA dial to change the step at which cue list playback will begin. 8. Press the PLAY button to begin Cue List playback. When all steps have finished playing back, cue list playback will be canceled, and the MD4S will stop. If you wish to stop cue list playback while it is in progress, press the STOP button. If you press the PAUSE button to temporarily halt cue list playback, you can rotate the DATA dial to select a different step, and then resume cue list playback. -Owner's Manual