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weak in the STEREO mode, select the MONO mode to improve reception. YMS (Yamaha Music Search) System The YMS system operates by detecting the blank space between selections on a tape so that you can accurately select music selections right from the beginning. This system allows you to select and play selections automatically in both the forward and reverse directions. The example which follows explains music search in the forward direction only. In order to change to reverse selection, just press the button opposite to the one in the example. For example, where the description refers to playback (Pr.), fast forward ) or rewind ( 44 ) you should change to playback (4), fast forward ( 441 ) and rewind ( toto- ) respectively. VMS Operation * To repeat the selection you are presently listening to: * To skip the present selection and continue playback from the follow• ing one. E YMS PLAY 64. Flashing Press the 1* button in the playback mode. The PLAY indicator starts flashing and the tape is fast forwarded and stops at the desired selection. Playback then starts automatically. When you want to locate a particular selection several selections ahead on the tape, repeat the above process the number of times equivalent to the number of blank spaces in between the unwanted selections until you reach the desired selection. YMS PLAY 64. Flashing Press the 44 button in the playback mode. The PLAY indicator starts flashing and the tape is rewound and stops at the desired selection. Playback then starts automatically. When you want to locate a particular selection several selections back on the tape, repeat the above process the number of times equivalent to the number of blank spaces in between the unwanted selections until you reach the desired selection. Note: * Depending on the setting of the VOLUME controls, a squeaking sound may be heard through the speakers during YMS operation. * The YMS system works by detecting the blank, unrecorded sections in between selections recorded on a tape. These blank spaces must be of sufficient length in order for The YMS system to work properly. The YMS system may not work correctly with some tape recordings in the following cases: 1. Voice recordings with pauses in the conversation. 2. Music tapes on which there are relative long intervals of silence in the recording or on which pianissimo is present for an extended period of time. 3. Music tapes recorded with very low recording levels. 4. Tapes with less than 4 second intervals between the selections. 5. Tape recordings with excessive noise or hum in the blank spaces. MICROPHONE MIXING With the PC-8, mixing operation using a microphone and/or a keyboard instrument is possible. * Follow the steps below. 1) Turn ON the POWER switch. 2) Tune in the desired radio program or start playback of the record as previously explained. 3) Connect the microphone to the MIC jack. 4) Adjust the MIXING BALANCE control for optimum balance between the microphone and the program source. 5) Adjust the VOLUME controls to the desired volume level. o The EQUALIZER switch may be turned ON ( ) for desired frequency compensation. * Connect a keyboard instrument to the KEYBOARD jack. 9 The applicable microphone input impedance is from 200 ohms to 10 k-ohms. ® When the mixing operation involves a keyboard instrument, the sound level of the instrument may be adjusted through the volume control of the instrument itself. a MIC jack and KEYBOARD jack Both a microphone and a keyboard instrument can be connected to the PC-8 for simultaneous mixing. The results of the mixing operation may also be recorded on tape. Connect the microphone to the MIC jack. Connect the keyboard instrument to the KEYBOARD jack. (If you intend to connect other electrical instruments, these should have a high output to match the mixing operation on the PC-8.) Mixing output is produced equally from the left and right channels in monaural. * The connection of a keyboard instrument during mixing with a microphone results in a reduction in sound level from the microphone. In such a case, adjust the MIXING BALANCE control and the volume control on the connected instrument. * When only a microphone and/or a keyboard instrument is connected to the PC-8 for playback or recording of the reproduced sound, push the button not used for the INPUT selector. * Raising the microphone output level or holding the microphone near the speakers during mixing may produce howling. * No connections should be made to the MIC and KEYBOARD jacks other than during mixing operation. o Adjustment of the MIXING BALANCE control * The MIXING BALANCE control sets the balance between the program source and the output from the microphone and/or keyboard instrument connected for mixing operation. The sound level from the microphone and/or keyboard instrument is increased by sliding the MIXING BALANCE control to the right towards "KEYBOARD/MIX", and the program source sound level is increased by sliding the control to the left towards "SOURCE". MIXING BALANCE SOURCE ARCM/11[13RM 1 serso ,, c) men ems* 0 O The sound level of the program source increases. The sound level from the connected microphone and/or keyboard instrument increases. * When the unit is operated for playback or recording of the inputs from a connected microphone and/or keyboard instrument only, and mixing operation is not required, slide the MIXING BALANCE control fully to the 13

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weak
in
the
STEREO
mode,
select
the
MONO
mode
to
improve
reception.
YMS
(Yamaha
Music
Search)
System
The
YMS
system
operates
by
detecting
the
blank
space
between
selections
on
a
tape
so
that
you
can
accurately
select
music
selections
right
from
the
beginning.
This
system
allows
you
to
select
and
play
selections
automatically
in
both
the
forward
and
reverse
directions.
The
example
which
follows
explains
music
search
in
the
forward
direction
only.
In
order
to
change
to
reverse
selection,
just
press
the
button
opposite
to
the
one
in
the
example.
For
example,
where
the
description
refers
to
playback
(Pr.),
fast
forward
)
or
rewind
(
44
)
you
should
change
to
playback
(4),
fast
forward
(
441
)
and
rewind
(
toto-
)
respec-
tively.
VMS
Operation
*
To
repeat
the
selection
you
are
presently
listening
to:
YMS
PLAY
Flashing
64.
Press
the
44
button
in
the
play-
back
mode.
The
PLAY
indicator
starts
flashing
and
the
tape
is
rewound
and
stops
at
the
desired
selection.
Playback
then
starts
automatically.
When
you
want
to
locate
a
particular
selection
several
selections
back
on
the
tape,
repeat
the
above
process
the
number
of
times
equivalent
to
the
number
of
blank
spaces
in
between
the
unwanted
selections
until
you
reach
the
desired
selection.
*
To
skip
the
present
selection
and
continue
playback
from
the
follow•
ing
one.
E
YMS
PLAY
Flashing
64.
Press
the
1*
button
in
the
playback
mode.
The
PLAY
indicator
starts
flashing
and
the
tape
is
fast
forwarded
and
stops
at
the
desired
selection.
Playback
then
starts
automatically.
When
you
want
to
locate
a
particular
selection
several
selections
ahead
on
the
tape,
repeat
the
above
process
the
number
of
times
equivalent
to
the
number
of
blank
spaces
in
between
the
unwanted
selections
until
you
reach
the
desired
selection.
Note:
*
Depending
on
the
setting
of
the
VOLUME
controls,
a
squeaking
sound
may
be
heard
through
the
speakers
during
YMS
operation.
*
The
YMS
system
works
by
detecting
the
blank,
un-
recorded
sections
in
between
selections
recorded
on
a
tape.
These
blank
spaces
must
be
of
sufficient
length
in
order
for
The
YMS
system
to
work
properly.
The
YMS
system
may
not
work
correctly
with
some
tape
recordings
in
the
following
cases:
1.
Voice
recordings
with
pauses
in
the
conversation.
2.
Music
tapes
on
which
there
are
relative
long
intervals
of
silence
in
the
recording
or
on
which
pianissimo
is
present
for
an
extended
period
of
time.
3.
Music
tapes
recorded
with
very
low
recording
levels.
4.
Tapes
with
less
than
4
second
intervals
between
the
selections.
5.
Tape
recordings
with
exces-
sive
noise
or
hum
in
the
blank
spaces.
MICROPHONE
MIXING
With
the
PC
-8,
mixing operation
using
a
microphone
and/or
a
keyboard
instrument
is
possible.
*
Follow
the
steps
below.
1)
Turn
ON
the
POWER
switch.
2)
Tune
in
the
desired
radio
program
or
start
playback
of
the
record
as
previously
explained.
3)
Connect
the
microphone
to
the
MIC
jack.
4)
Adjust
the
MIXING
BALANCE
control
for
optimum
balance
between
the
microphone
and
the
program
source.
5)
Adjust
the
VOLUME
controls
to
the
desired
volume
level.
o
The
EQUALIZER
switch
may
be
turned
ON
(
)
for
desired
frequency
compensation.
*
Connect
a
keyboard
instrument
to
the
KEYBOARD
jack.
9
The
applicable
microphone
input
impedance
is
from
200
ohms
to
10
k
-ohms.
®
When
the
mixing
operation
involves
a
keyboard
instrument,
the
sound
level
of
the
instrument
may
be
adjusted
through
the
volume
control
of
the
instrument
itself.
a
MIC
jack
and
KEYBOARD
jack
Both
a
microphone
and
a
keyboard
instrument
can
be
connected
to
the
PC
-8
for
simultaneous
mixing.
The
results
of
the
mixing operation
may
also
be
recorded
on
tape.
Connect
the
microphone
to
the
MIC
jack.
Connect
the
keyboard
instrument
to
the
KEYBOARD
jack.
(If
you
intend
to
connect
other
electrical
instruments,
these
should
have
a
high
output
to
match
the
mixing
operation
on
the
PC
-8.)
Mixing
output
is
produced
equally
from
the
left
and
right
channels
in
monaural.
*
The
connection
of
a
keyboard
instrument
during
mixing
with
a
microphone
results
in
a
reduction
in
sound
level
from
the
microphone.
In
such
a
case,
adjust
the
MIXING
BALANCE
control
and
the
volume
control
on
the
connected
instrument.
*
When
only
a
microphone
and/or
a
keyboard
instrument
is
connected
to
the
PC
-8
for
playback
or
recording
of
the
reproduced
sound,
push
the
button
not
used
for
the
INPUT
selector.
*
Raising
the
microphone
output
level
or
holding
the
microphone
near
the
speakers
during
mixing
may
produce
howling.
*
No
connections
should
be
made
to
the
MIC
and
KEYBOARD
jacks
other
than
during
mixing
operation.
o
Adjustment
of
the
MIXING
BALANCE
control
*
The
MIXING
BALANCE
control
sets
the
balance
between
the
program
source
and
the
output
from
the
microphone
and/or
keyboard
instru-
ment
connected
for
mixing
operation.
The
sound
level
from
the
microphone
and/or
keyboard
instrument
is
increased
by
sliding
the
MIXING
BALANCE
control
to
the
right
towards
"KEYBOARD/MIX",
and
the
program
source
sound
level
is
increased
by
sliding
the
control
to
the
left
towards
"SOURCE".
MIXING BALANCE
SOURCE
serso ,,
c)
ARCM/11[13RM
1
men
ems*
0
O
The
sound
level
of
the
program
source
increases.
The
sound
level
from
the
connected
microphone
and/or
keyboard
instrument
increases.
*
When
the
unit
is
operated
for
playback
or
recording
of
the
inputs
from
a
connected
microphone
and/or
keyboard
instrument
only,
and
mixing
operation
is
not
required,
slide
the
MIXING
BALANCE
control
fully
to
the
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