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is

®

The

cursor

will

appear

under

the

currently

selected

parameter.

Use

the

wand

Vkeys

to

select

the

parameter

you

wish

to

control.

All

parameters

for

the

currently

selected

effects

are

available.

"Cmp-THR,"

for

example,

refers

to

the

compressor

threshold

level

parameter.

Dst-LPF

is

the

distortion

low-pass

filter

frequency

parameter,

etc.

The

individual

parameters

are

described

in

detail

in

the

"7.

The

Parameter

Mode

Editing

the

Effect

Programs"

section

beginning

on

pac

11.

In

addition

to

the

standard

effect

parameters,

the

following

two

parameters

are

available:

•

VOLUME:

assigns

the

controller

to

a

special

volumE

control

stage

located

immediately

after

tI

EQ

stage.

•

CURSOR:

Allows

the

assigned

controller

to

control

the

position

of

the

cursor

in

the

parameter

mode,

facilitating

selection

of

parameters

for

editing.

NOTE:

Control

change

reception

is

disabled

while

parameters

are

being

selected.

0

Press

the

SEUASN

key

to

move

the

cursor

to

the

MIN

and

then

to

the

MAX

position,

using

the

Aand

V

keys

at

each

position

to

set

the

desired

control

range.

Both

MIN

and

MAX

have

a

possible

value

range

of

0

to

100%.

For

example,

if

the

original

range

for

DIST-LVL

is

—41

to

6

(dB),

then

setting

MIN

and

MAX

to

10

and

90

(%),

respectively,

produces

a

control

range

from

—36

to

+1

(dB).

®

To

assign

CONTROLLER

2

to

an

effect

parameter,

press

the

SEUASN

key

again,

causing

a

the

CONTROLLER

2

display

to

appear.

Bs

CTRL2

MIN

-MAX

Dly:MIX

0

100

NOTE:

If

the

same

parameter

is

assigned

to

CTRL

1

and

CTRL

2,

CTRL

1

takes

priority.

®

Carry

out

steps

®and

®above

to

assign

a

parameter

to

controller

2.

0

When

finished

with

controller

assignment,

press

any

of

the

effect

keys

(COMP,

DIST,

EQ,

MOD

or

REV)

to

return

to

the

normal

parameter

editing

mode,

or

press

the

MEMORY

key

to

return

to

the

MEMORY

mode.

®

As

with

all

other

parameters,

individual

control

assignments

can

be

stored

with

each

program

by

pressing

the

STORE

key.

■

Footswitch

Function

Select

Footswitch

Function

Select

determines

the

function

of

an

optional

Yamaha

FC4

or

FC5

footswitch

connected

to

the

FX500's

rear

-panel

MEMORY

IN/DEC

TRIGGER

jack.

The

LCD

display

will

appear

as

below,

and

the

Aand

Vkeys

can

be

used

to

select

the

desired

footswitch

function.

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FUNCTION

MEMORY

INC/DEC

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F.SW

FUNCTION

MEMORY

INC/DEC

F.SW

FUNCTION

El

5

TAP

TEMPO

DELAY

TAP

TEMPO

DELAY

is

a

function

which

allows

delay

time

to

be

controlled

by

tapping

the

footswitch

in

time

with

the

music

(see

"Using

Tap

Tempo

Delay,"

below).

When

MEMORY

INC/DEC

is

selected,

the

footswitch

can

be

used

to

recall

a

range

of

effect

programs specified

by

the

Footswitch

Memory

Recall

Range

Edit

function,

described

below.

•

Using

Tap

Tempo

Delay

When

the

TAP

TEMPO

DELAY

footswitch

function

is

selected,

and

the

REVERB

stage

Dly,

Ech,

R+D,

D

R

or

R

D

effect

is

selected,

the

footswitch

connected

to

the

MEMORY

INC/DEC

jack

can

be

used

to

set

the

time

of

the

L-DLY

parameter.

Simply

tap

the

footswitch

twice

at

the

appropriate

interval.

The

time

between

"taps"

sets

the

time

between

delays.'The

time

of

the

R-DLY

parameter

is

changed

by

the

same

amount

as

the

L-DLY

time.

By

tapping

in

time

with

the

music

you

are

playing,

this

function

makes

it

simple

to

accurately

match

the

delay

time

to

tempo.

TAPI

TAPI

•

--0

TIME

Time

between

taps

on

footswitch

sets

delay

time.

CAUTION:

If

either

the

L-DLY

or

R-DLY

parameter

is

set

to

its

maximum

or

minimum

value,

the

TAP

TEMPO

DELAY

function

cannot

be

used

to

create

longer

or

shorter

delays.

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