Yamaha MU100R MU100R Owners Manual - Page 124

Output Assignment

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Multi Edit Mode Assignable Controller 1 Amplitude Control (AC1 AmpCtrl) Range: 64 - +63 Output Assignment Output Select (OutPtSel) Settings: stereo, ind1+2, ind1, ind2 This determines the degree to which Assignable Controller 1 (AC1) affects the volume (Amplitude) for each Part. For maximum effect, this should be set to one of the extreme values, negative or positive. A setting of 00 results in no volume control, even when AC1 is operated (or control change data is received). Negative settings affect the volume negatively; in other words, when the controller is at the minimum position, control over the volume is greatest. (The control number used for AC1 is set in the Assignable Controller 1 Control Change Number parameter above.) NOTE For more information on using positive and negative values, see the illustration and hint in Assignable Controller 1 Filter Control (page 112). This determines the output configuration for the selected Part. When set to "stereo," the Part is output (with effects) through the main OUTPUT and PHONES jacks. When set to one of the "ind" (individual) settings, it is output through the INDIV. OUTPUT jacks. In this case, only Insertion effects can be applied; System effects cannot be applied to the INDIV. OUTPUT jacks. When set to "ind1+2," the Part is output in stereo (1: left, 2: right). Settings of "ind1" and "ind2" output the Part in mono to the corresponding jack. (Parts output through the INDIV. OUTPUT jacks cannot be heard through the PHONES jack.) NOTE q The Output Select Lock parameter (page 158) must be set to "off" in order to change this setting via MIDI. q When the Part Mode parameter (page 108) is set to "drum" or "drum S1 - S4", this setting is inactive. Multi Mode 113

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Multi Mode
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Multi Edit Mode
Output Assignment
Output Select (OutPtSel)
Settings:
stereo, ind1+2, ind1, ind2
This determines the output configuration
for the selected Part.
When set to “ste-
reo,” the Part is output (with effects)
through the main OUTPUT and PHONES
jacks. When set to one of the “ind” (indi-
vidual) settings, it is output through the
INDIV. OUTPUT jacks. In this case, only
Insertion effects can be applied; System
effects cannot be applied to the INDIV.
OUTPUT jacks. When set to “ind1+2,”
the Part is output in stereo (1: left, 2:
right).
Settings of “ind1” and “ind2” out-
put the Part in mono to the correspond-
ing jack.
(Parts output through the
INDIV. OUTPUT jacks cannot be heard
through the PHONES jack.)
NOTE
The Output Select Lock parameter (page
158) must be set to “off” in order to change
this setting via MIDI.
When the Part Mode parameter (page 108)
is set to “drum” or “drum S1 — S4”, this
setting is inactive.
Assignable Controller 1 Amplitude
Control (AC1 AmpCtrl)
Range:
64 — +63
This determines the degree to which As-
signable Controller 1 (AC1) affects the
volume (Amplitude) for each Part. For
maximum effect, this should be set to one
of the extreme values, negative or posi-
tive. A setting of 00 results in no volume
control, even when AC1 is operated (or
control change data is received). Nega-
tive settings affect the volume negatively;
in other words, when the controller is at
the minimum position, control over the
volume is greatest. (The control number
used for AC1 is set in the Assignable
Controller 1 Control Change Number
parameter above.)
NOTE
For more information on using positive and
negative values, see the illustration and hint in
Assignable Controller 1 Filter Control (page
112).