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Power & Connections q Connecting to a USB interface (such as the Yamaha UX256) If your computer does not have an RS-232C port or modem/printer port, the QY100 can be connected via a separate USB interface such as the Yamaha UX256. Connect the USB port of your UX256 or other USB interface to the USB port on your computer using a USB cable. Install the appropriate driver software on your computer (the driver software should be supplied with the USB interface. Connect the TO HOST connector or MIDI IN/OUT connector of the QY100 to your USB interface. For detailed information, refer to the owner's manual that came with your USB interface. Computer (sequencer software) USB cable UX256 QY100 If necessary, attach the included rubber feet to the bottom of the QY100 as shown in the following illustration. MODEL Rubber feet 18

Section	Page
Cover	1
PRECAUTIONS	3
Contents	5
Meet the QY100	7
Power & Connections	8
Power Supply	8
Using a Power Adaptor	8
Using Batteries	9
When to Replace the Batteries	10
Setting Up	11
The Connectors	11
Audio Connections	14
MIDI Connections	15
Connecting to a Personal Computer	16
The Controls	19
QY100 System Overview: What It Is and What It Does	29
The Sequencer	29
Tone Generator	31
Effects	32
Controller	32
Amp Simulator	32
Guided Tour	33
Listen To the Demo	33
For Guitarists: OutstandingAmp Simulation & Effects	36
Connection & Gain Adjustment	36
Try Out the Preset Guitar Setups	38
Customizing the Setups via the Amp Simulator Parameters	39
For Singers: CoolVocalProcessing	45
Connection & Gain Adjustment	45
Try Out the Preset Microphone Setups	47
Customizing the Setups via the Microphone Effect Parameters	48
Instant Accompaniment	53
But First … So You’ll Know What We’re Talking About	53
Check Out the Preset Styles	55
Add Chords & Play Along!	59
Record Your Own Chord Progression& Pattern Changes	61
Fingered Chords	69
Tempo Changes, too …	70
If You Make Mistakes …	70
Add Some Details to Complete the Accompaniment	71
Voice Assignments	71
Realtime Recording on the Sequencer Tracks	73
About the “MULTI” Recording	80
Step Accompaniment Recording	81
“Pt” — Step Record Pattern Changes	84
“Cd” — Step Record Chord Changes	87
Step Sequencer Track Recording	91
Creating Original AccompanimentPatterns	98
The Preset Phrases	98
Combining Phrases In the Pattern Mode	100
Recording Original Phrases	105
Realtime Phrase Recording	105
Step Phrase Recording	111
Pattern Voice mode	112
The Effect Send Display	113
Voice Editing	115
Play Effects	116
Reference Section	118
Playback Control	118
Play Effects	124
Swing	126
Drum Table Remapping	128
The Song Voice Mode	131
The Effect Send Display	136
Voice Editing	138
Drum Edit	142
The Song Jobs	145
00 : Undo/Redo	147
01 : Quantize	148
02 : Modify Velocity	151
03 : Modify Gate Time	153
04 : Crescendo	155
05 : Transpose	157
06 : Shift Clock	158
07 : Chord Sort	160
08 : Chord Separate	161
09 : Copy Event	162
10 : Erase Event	164
11 : Extract Event	165
12 : Create Continuous	167
13 : Thin Out	169
14 : Time Stretch	170
15 : Create Measure	171
16 : Delete Measure	172
17 : Copy Track	173
18 : Mix Track	174
19 : Clear Track	175
20 : Expand Backing	176
21 : Normalize	177
22 : Copy Song	178
23 : Clear Song	179
24 : Song Name	180
The Pattern Jobs	181
00 : Undo/Redo	183
01 : Quantize	184
02 : Modify Velocity	187
03 : Modify Gate Time	189
04 : Crescendo	191
05 : Transpose	193
06 : Shift Clock	194
07 : Chord Sort	196
08 : Chord Separate	197
09 : Copy Event	198
10 : Erase Event	200
11 : Extract Event	201
12 : Create Continuous	203
13 : Thin Out	205
14 : Time Stretch	206
15 : Copy Phrase	207
16 : Get Phrase	208
17: Put Phrase	209
18 : Copy Track	210
19 : Mix Track	211
20 : Clear Track	212
21 : Copy Pattern	213
22 : Clear Pattern	214
23 : Style Name	215
Editing Songs & Patterns	216
Engaging the SONG or PATTERN Edit Mode	216
Moving Around	219
Change Mode Editing	220
Insert Mode Editing	221
XG View	232
View Filter	233
Phrase Table (Pattern Edit Only)	234
Effects & Effect Editing	236
Accessing & Editing the Effect Parameters	236
Effect Editing	240
Utility Functions	242
Accessing the Utility Mode	242
System Parameters	244
MIDI Parameters	247
Bulk Dump	250
Fingered Zone	252
Memory Card Functions	254
About SmartMedia™* Memory Cards	254
Compatible Memory Cards	255
Memory Card Capacity	255
Inserting and Removing Memory Cards	255
Format New Memory Cards Before Use!	256
Handling Precautions	256
Write-Protecting Memory Cards	257
Back Up Your Data	257
Save	258
Load	262
Mk Dir (Make Directory)	265
Format	268
Appendix	270
Specifications	270
Troubleshooting	272
Error Messages	274
Glossary	277