Yamaha FX500 - Manual (Page 22)

In order to use this kind of setup, the two "controllers" that
the FX500 allows — CONTROLLER 1 and CONTROLLER
2 — must be set to receive specific MiDl CONTROL
CHANGE data (i.e. receive data from a specific MIDI
controller) using the Control Change 1 Table Edit and
Control Change 2 Table Edit functions described below.
If NOTE ON VELCTY Is assigned and a number of NOTE
ON messages are received simultaneously (e.g. a chord is
played), the NOTE message with the highest note number
takes priority.
NOTE: The FX500 only receives control change data on
the MIDI channel specified using the MIDI Setup
function.
• Control Change 1 Table Edit
When this function is called the LCD appears as shown
below, and the Aand Tkeys can be used to select the
desired MIDI control change number for controller 1.
• Control Change 2 Table Edit
This function operates in exactly the same way as Control
Change 1 Table Edit, above. The LCD appears as shown
below, and the Aand Tkeys can be used to select the
desired MIDI control change number for controller 2.
Q C C O N T R O L L E R 2
2 B R E A T H C T R L
NOTE: The control number assigned to controller 1, also
can be assigned to controller 2.
85 C O N T R O L L E R 1
1 H O D . W H E E L
The following control change numbers and associated
controllers (or none of no controller is specifically
assigned) can be selected; *
Control
Change Controller
Number Assignment
OFF
Controller OFF
0 No specific controller assigned.
1 MOD. WHEEL
2 BREATH CTRL
3 No specific controller assigned.
4 FOOT CTRL
5 PORT TIME
6 DATA ENTRY
7 MAIN VOLUME
8 — 31 No specific controller assigned.
64 SUST SWITCH
65 PORTSWITCH
66 SUST PEDAL
67 SOFT PEDAL
68 — 95 No specific controller assigned.
102 —114 No specific controller assigned.
* Press the STORE key to directly assign "OFF".
Two other control sources which are not directly associated
with MIDI control change numbers can also be selected:
NOTE ON VELCTY (key velocity, an integral part of MIDI
NOTE ON data), and CHANNEL PRESS (channel
pressure).
• Assigning CONTROLLER 1 and CONTROLLER
2 to Specific Effects
Once the MIDI controllers you wish to use have been
selected using the Control Change 1 Table Edit and
Control Change 2 Table Edit functions described above,
you can then assign the controllers to the specific FX500
effect parameters. Control assignment is carried out in the
PARAM mode.
0 First select the appropriate effect in the MEMORY
mode, then activate the parameter mode by pressing
the PARAM key (of course, this step is not necessary if
you're already editing an effect in the parameter mode).
0 To assign CONTROLLER 1 to an effect parameter,
press the SEL/ASN key in the parameter mode and a
display similar to the following will appear.
DC
C T R L l M I N - M A X
V O L U M E 0 1 0 0
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