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APPENDIX
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Song or pattern
will not play
Cannot enter
System Mode
Cannot change
the meter
Wrong pitch
Some notes
will not play
Cannot hear the
EXT IN signal
Cannot trigger
a voice by
the EXT IN signal
Will not respond
to MIDI control
Check if you are in System Mode. The RY9 will not play in
System Mode.
Check if the RY9 System Mode Sync function is set to MIDI
clock. The RY9 will not play when the sync is set to MIDI clock,
since it is designated to act as a “slave” to an external clock
source. You must set the Sync function to INT (“Internal”).
(See page 68.)
You cannot enter System Mode if the RY9 is in Pattern Record
Mode or Song Record Mode. Press [REC] to exit Record Mode
and try again.
You cannot change the meter for a pattern which has already
been recorded. You can only designate a meter for an empty
User pattern. Clear the User pattern and try again.
Check if the Transpose value is set to normal pitch, or “0”
value. (See page 76.)
The maximum polyphony of 28 notes is being exceeded. The
RY9 AWM tone generator cannot play more than 28 notes at
once.
Check if the volume level of the guitar (i.e., the External In
source signal) is turned down too low. The level of the External
In source signal can only be adjusted by the source itself.
Check if the External In Mode Mix function is turned off. (See
page 62.)
Check the Sensitivity function setting in the External In Mode.
(See page 64.) Also, make adjustments to guitar volume,
tone and pickup settings, and make sure you’re playing only
single notes.
Check if the External In synthesizer status (i.e., Single, Octave,
Harm 1, Harm 2, Harm 3, Chord) is set properly, or turned off.
(See page 63.)
Check if the RY9 MIDI channel is set to match the channel of
the controlling MIDI device. The RY9 has four MIDI channel
settings: drum voice transmit/receive channel; program change
receive channel; External In transmit channel; and Harmony
transmit channel. Check if these respective channels are set
properly for the type of MIDI control you are attempting.
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS
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