Yamaha CS2x - Manual (Page 57)

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● Multi Part Edit Mode
In Multi Part Edit mode you can assign a voice to each Part and
set volume, pan, effect and other parameters for each Part.
These settings are temporary until you store them by performing
a Multi Store operation (page 68). Therefore, entering
Performance mode without storing the Multi will clear any
settings you make.
Editing Procedure
1. Select a Part.
Press PART [-]/[+] to select the Part you want to edit.
ARPEGGIO HOLD SHIFT
OCTAVE PART/LAYER/
+
PRESET USER
PROGRAM
+
Part 1 ~ 16
BANK
PROGRAM
VOLUME
PAN
EFFECT
FILTER (LPF)
POLY/MONO
PART SELECT
STORE 1 ~ 9 Entering Multi Play Mode
Press [MULTI] to enter Multi Play mode. A [▲] mark will
appear below the word “MULTI” in the LCD to indicate Multi
Play mode is engaged.
Playing the keyboard will play the voice of the currently
selected Part as displayed in the LCD (1 ~ 16). The Category
name for the selected voice will be shown next to the voice
name.
You can select a voice from the 128 available normal voices in
the XG000 (GM) Bank using the PROGRAM [-]/[+] buttons or
the NUMERIC KEYPAD (0 ~ 9) and [ENTER]. Other normal
voices plus drum voices are available in Multi Part Edit mode
(see below).
n When you enter Multi Play mode from Performance mode, the
CS2x automatically resets the internal tone generator to XG ON
(001 Grand Piano) status.
PERFORMANCE MULTI
DEMO
STORE UTILITY
Part Number
Voice Name
Category
Program (Voice) Number
MIDI Data
PART 1~16
(1~16ch)
External
MIDI Sequencer
MULTI PART EDIT
XG voices, volume, pan,
effect and other settings.
Multi Play Mode
In Multi Play mode you can play up to 16 Parts using an external MIDI sequencer. This mode is mainly used when the
CS2x is used as an XG tone generator or as a music data input device in a computer music system. You can use any
XG voice from the 586 normal voices and 20 drum voices. When recording to or playing back from an external
sequencer you can use the Multi Part Edit function to set the volume and effects for each Part.
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