Chapter 2 – Yamaha SU700 User Manual

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Chapter 2 Tutorial

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LFO group................. [PITCH]

116

FILTER group ........... [RESONANCE]

078

EFFECT group ......... [EFFECT 1]

000

[EFFECT 2]

110

[EFFECT 3]

100

FREE 4

SOUND group........... [LEVEL]

082

[PAN]

R57

[ATTACK]

097

LFO group................. [SPEED]

010

EQ group................... [HI GAIN]

+60

[LO GAIN]

-64

[LO FREQ]

200

FILTER group ........... [RESONANCE]

075

EFFECT group ......... [EFFECT 1]

000

[EFFECT 2]

120

[EFFECT 3]

120

Now let’s store the settings for song sections of FREE tracks 1–4 which use type B
sounds to the appropriate scene buttons.

NOTE:
At this point, the type B sound settings have not yet been stored, so be careful not to move
any knobs or press any scene buttons before you perform the following procedure.

Intro A = [TOP] scene button

Ending B = Scene button [G]

Using the same procedure as you did for the type A sounds, mute all but the FREE
tracks 1–4 and store the mute settings in the [TOP] scene button.
Store the same settings in scene button [G] as well.

NOTE:
The settings of the [TOP] button are automatically written into the beginning of the song
even if you do not store them, and when you start the song from the beginning, it will
always start with the [TOP] settings.
Since [TOP] is a special type of scene, we will store the settings separately in a different
scene even though they are identical.

Intro B / Ending A = Scene button [A]

Intro B and Ending A use the same settings.
Using the same procedure as you did for the type A sounds, mute LOOP tracks 1/2
and CL tracks 3/4, and store the mute settings in scene button [A].

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