Yamaha EX5R - Manual (Page 211)

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Song Mode
■ Track
Select the track that will be extracted from (Extract
source) and the track that will be copied to (Extract
destination).
❏ Settings:
Extract Source: 1~16
Extract Destination: 1~16, off (extracted data is deleted)
■ Measure
Sets the measure range (beginning measure to the
end measure) where Extract is executed.
❏ Settings: 001~999 (for the beginning measure and the
end measure)
■ Events
Sets the type of event that will be extracted.
When an event other than "Sys. Exclusive" is
selected, additional parameters for the event range
will be added, and you can designate the range.
❏ Settings: Note, Program Change, Pitch Bend, Control
Change, Ch After Touch (Channel After Touch) ,
PolyAfterTouch (Polyphonic After Touch),
Sys.Exclusive(System Exclusive)
■ Event Range
Sets the range you want to extract the event. The
unit of the value differs depending on the selected
event.
❏ Note: C–2~G8
❏Program Change, Control Change (Control number),
Ch After Touch, PolyAfterTouch: 0~127
❏ Pitch Bend: –8192~+8192
7. Chord Sort
This job “sorts” chordal note events (simultaneous
note events) by order of pitch. The notes can be either
sorted from the highest pitch to the lowest or from the
lowest pitch to the highest. The chords within the
designated range of the specified sequence track can be
sorted. For example, if notes E3, C3, and G3 all begin at
the same time, the job arranges the order to C3, E3, G3
(if set to “up order”) to G3, E3, C3 (if set to “down
order”).
■ Track
Sets the track where Chord Sort will be executed.
❏ Settings: 1~16 (Sequence tracks 1~16)
■ Measure
Sets the measure range (beginning measure to the
end measure) where Chord Sort is executed.
❏ Settings: 001~999 (for the beginning measure and the
end measure)
■ Type
Sets the type of Chord Sort. When “up order” is
selected, chords are sorted from the lowest pitch to
the highest, while selecting “down order” will sort
from the highest pitch to the lowest.
❏ Settings: up order, down order
8. Chord Separate
This job arranges chord notes in order with a specified
interval (within the designated range of the specified
sequence track). For example, if the Clock value is set
to 30, a block chord consisting of C3,E3,G3 will be
played as a C3 (at the chords original timing) followed
30 clocks later by the E3, and then another 30 clocks
later by the G3. This feature can separate any chord
easily and is useful, for example, when you want to
simulate guitar strokes.
It is not possible to break chord over the next measure
boundary or into the next chord.
■ Track
Sets the track where Chord Separate will be
executed.
❏ Settings: 1~16 (Sequence tracks 1~16)
■ Measure
Sets the measure range (beginning measure to the
end measure) where Chord Separate is executed.
❏ Settings: 001~999 (for the beginning measure and the
end measure)
■ Clock
Sets the clock interval inserted between adjacent
notes.
❏ Settings: 1~999
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