Yamaha RY20 Owner's Manual - Page 95

Stereo Pan

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s Stereo Pan Modifying the Drum Kits Define the stereo pan for a drum pad. 1 Select the Pan display page by pressing the [PAGE+] or [PAGE-] buttons . The display reads "PAN" and the current pan setting flashes. PATTERN OTHERS HH SD BD DRUM KIT PAD BANK A CHASE MAIN A DRUM KIT PAD PAGE - PAGE + 2 Press the pad you want to modify after selecting the Pad Bank. 3 Set the pan for the selected pad by rotating the Jog Dial or by using the [ +1 ] and [ -1 ] buttons. The pan setting can be "OFF" or range from "-7" (extreme left) to "+7" (extreme right). A setting of "+7" results in the output of the selected voice coming from the right channel only, while a setting of "-7" pans fully left. A setting of "0" is stereo centre. NOTE Even though a voice is panned fully to one channel, you may still hear that voice in the other channel due to the effects processing performed by the built-in DSP. All drum voices have a pre-assigned pan. Selecting "OFF" uses that value. Pressing the [ +1 ] and [ -1 ] buttons simultaneously resets the pan to the "OFF" setting. -1 +1 NOTE Each pad in your drum kit can be set with a different pan setting unless you have selected the Bass Pad Bank. The bass or pitched voice is assigned one pan for the entire bank. You can use the [ < ] and [ > ] cursor buttons to access the "PAN", "DRUM KIT" and "PAD" settings. 87

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Modifying the Drum Kits
Define the stereo pan for a drum pad.
1
Select the Pan display page by pressing the
[PAGE+]
or
[PAGE–]
buttons . The
display reads “
PAN
” and the current pan setting flashes.
2
Press the pad you want to modify after selecting the Pad Bank.
3
Set the pan for the selected pad by rotating the Jog Dial or by using the
[°+1°]
and
[°–1°]
buttons.
The pan setting can be “
OFF
” or range from “
-7
” (extreme left) to “
+7
(extreme right). A setting of “
+7
” results in the output of the selected voice
coming from the right channel only, while a setting of “
-7
” pans fully left.
A setting of “
0
” is stereo centre.
All drum voices have a pre-assigned pan. Selecting “
OFF
” uses that value.
Pressing the
[°+1°]
and
[°–1°]
buttons simultaneously resets the pan to the
OFF
” setting.
You can use the
[°<°]
and
[°>°]
cursor buttons to access the “
PAN
”,
DRUM KIT
” and “
PAD
” settings.
Stereo Pan
NOTE
Even though a voice is panned fully to one channel, you may still hear that voice in
the other channel due to the effects processing performed by the built-in DSP.
NOTE
Each pad in your drum kit can be set with a different pan setting unless you have
selected the Bass Pad Bank. The bass or pitched voice is assigned one pan for the
entire bank.
PAGE –
PAGE +
PATTERN
DRUM KIT
A
CHASE
DRUM KIT
PAD
MAIN
A
PAD BANK
OTHERS
HH
SD
BD
–1
+1