Yamaha Motif and the Modular Synthesis Plug-in System Professional Piano Plug-in Board PLG150-PF - Manual (Page 8)

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You can assign a prefix so that you can use
Category Search properly. Our example is
in the Keyboard category, KB, and is a
CLAVI:
Once you have edited to your satisfaction
press STORE. The Motif will automatically
point you toward an appropriate location in
the PLG USR (Px-U) bank: P1 because our
board is in slot 1 and “U” USER.
Note the AS1 and AS2 assignments – they
reflect our assignments: the Chorus Send
and the Threshold for our selected
Dynamic Compressor.
Summary: The Board Voice: --Wah Clav
already had a wah-wah built in (so to
speak) that effect will be active if you use
this sound in a Song Mix or Pattern Mix.
The AUTO-WAH is an effect actually on the
PLG150-PF board. The Chorus and
Compressor (are Motif level effects). The
Compressor, being an INSERTION effect,
will only be active in a Song Mix or Pattern
Mix if you activate the INSERT Effect for
the PARTP1 (Plug-In slot).
5 The Motif
Chorus is available in a MIX as a System
effect – all Parts, including the PLG Parts,
have a send to the System effects.
[To actually place a PLG150 Voice in a MIX
you need to select it in the MIXER, then
EDIT the Part to assign it a MIDI channel.
PLG Parts default to being unassigned in a
MIX. This is covered in depth in the Power
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Be careful to note the difference between
PartP1, the PLUG-IN PART, and Part01, the
Internal Part.
User on ASSIGNING YOUR PLG150 PLUG-
IN BOARD IN A MIX.]
In the MIX our finished “Wah Clav” Voice
will be found in the 63/24 (Pu1) PLUG-IN 1
USER Bank.
When you set the EFF PART to PARTP1 the
Motif level INSERTION EFFECTS for the
Plug-in slot Voice will be recalled (The
DYN: Compressor) from Voice mode.
Remember the wah-wah (AUTO-WAH)
effect will always be there – it is on the
PLG-PF board. It is the Motif INSERTION
effect that is activated here.
Housekeeping
When you save as an ALL data file, an ALL
VOICE type file or as a VOICE EDITOR
type, your PLG_USR Voice data will be
saved.
Phil Clendeninn
Digital Product Support Group
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