Yamaha QY700 Owner's Manual - Page 208

Beat shift, Phrase number and name

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14. Beat shift • You use this feature to shift the entire pattern backwards or forwards in time, by 16th-note increments. • A setting of +01* , for example, shifts the phrase forward (toward the end of the pattern) by one 16th note, while a setting of -01* shifts the phrase backwards by that amount. • This feature lets you produce a wide range of variations from a single phrase. This, in turn, increases the range of patterns that you can build. 0101 1101 -32* ,...,+00* ,..., +32* 15. Phrase number and name Phrase number Instrument category Phrase name Beat • As mentioned above, you can freely enter or change phrases within the matrix area of the PATCH screen. You select each phrase by its phrase number, as described below. • If a selected phrase is longer than one measure, the box surrounding the phrase number will extend horizontally across the measure boundary. • A phrase starts playing at the measure at which it is entered, and continues until the last measure of the pattern or until a subsequent entry is encountered on the same line (track). • You select a phrase by moving the cursor to the matrix position, then setting the phrase number as described immediately below. Note that the data area (above the matrix) shows the phrase number, phrase name, and instrument category for the cursor-selected phrase. • The QY700 provides two types of phrases: preset phrases and user phrases. 1. PATCH • The phrase number for a preset phrase consists of three fields: the instrument category, the beat value, and a sequential number. You select the phrase by choosing values for each of these fields. You can select from a total of 3,876 preset phrases. • The phrase number for a user phrase consists of two fields. It starts with the characters US (in the instrument-category field), which are followed by a sequential number. (The beat field is left blank.) 0101 1101 Instrument category Instrument category Numerickeypad entry Da Drum-a 1 Db Drum-b(General) 2 Fa Drum Fill-a(Pop&Rock) 3 Fb Drum Fill-b (Specific) 4 Fc Drum Fill-c(General) 5 DP Drum Parts 6 PC Percussion 7 PF Percussion Fill 8 Ba Bass-a 9 Bb Bass-b(General) 10 GC Guitar Chord 11 GA Guitar Arpeggio 12 GR Guitar Riff 13 KC Keyboard Chord 14 KA Kbd Arpeggio 15 KR Keyboard Riff 16 5 PD Pad 17 BR Brass 18 SE Sound Effect 19 US User 20 Beat value Beat category 16 16 beats 08 8 beats 34 3/4 beat Sequential number Preset phrase: 001,...,256 User phrase: 001,...,099 Numerickeypad entry 5 4 3 Chapter 5. PATTERN MODE 207

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Chapter 5. PATTERN MODE
5
14. Beat shift
You use this feature to shift the entire pattern backwards or
forwards in time, by 16th-note increments.
A setting of +01*
x
, for example, shifts the phrase forward
(toward the end of the pattern) by one 16th note, while a
setting of -01*
x
shifts the phrase backwards by that amount.
This feature lets you produce a wide range of variations
from a single phrase. This, in turn, increases the range of
patterns that you can build.
0101
1101
-32*
x
,...,+00*
x
,..., +32*
x
15. Phrase number and name
As mentioned above, you can freely enter or change phrases
within the matrix area of the PATCH screen. You select each
phrase by its phrase number, as described below.
If a selected phrase is longer than one measure, the box
surrounding the phrase number will extend horizontally
across the measure boundary.
A phrase starts playing at the measure at which it is en-
tered, and continues until the last measure of the pattern or
until a subsequent entry is encountered on the same line
(track).
You select a phrase by moving the cursor to the matrix po-
sition, then setting the phrase number as described immedi-
ately below. Note that the data area (above the matrix) shows
the phrase number, phrase name, and instrument category
for the cursor-selected phrase.
The QY700 provides two types of phrases:
preset phrases
and
user phrases
.
The phrase number for a preset phrase consists of three
fields: the instrument category, the beat value, and a sequen-
tial number. You select the phrase by choosing values for
each of these fields. You can select from a total of 3,876
preset phrases.
The phrase number for a user phrase consists of two fields.
It starts with the characters US (in the instrument-category
field), which are followed by a sequential number. (The beat
field is left blank.)
0101
1101
Instrument category
Beat value
Sequential number
Preset phrase:
001,...,256
User phrase:
001,...,099
1. PATCH
Instrument category
Da
Drum-a
1
Db
Drum-b(General)
2
Fa
Drum Fill-a(Pop&Rock)
3
Fb
Drum Fill-b (Specific)
4
Fc
Drum Fill-c(General)
5
DP
Drum Parts
6
PC
Percussion
7
PF
Percussion Fill
8
Ba
Bass-a
9
Bb
Bass-b(General)
10
GC
Guitar Chord
11
GA
Guitar Arpeggio
12
GR
Guitar Riff
13
KC
Keyboard Chord
14
KA
Kbd Arpeggio
15
KR
Keyboard Riff
16
PD
Pad
17
BR
Brass
18
SE
Sound Effect
19
US
User
20
Numeric-
keypad
entry
Beat category
16
16 beats
5
08
8 beats
4
34
3/4 beat
3
Numeric-
keypad
entry
Phrase number
Instrument
category
Phrase name
Beat