Yamaha W5 Electronic Keyboard User Manual


 
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
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STORE MULTI
Store Multi Mode lets you store the currently selected multi into a song memory
location (01 ~ 16). Multi data which can be stored in a Song memory location
includes all multi settings (i.e., MIDI, mixer and other parameter settings for the
16 Instrument voice tracks) and other setup data.
As you set parameters in a multi, as well as record or edit a song sequence within
the song multi, all settings and data are entered within the currently selected
song memory as you input it. However, you must store the multi using Store
Mode before you select another song, or the setting changes will be lost.
Also, all song sequence data and Song voice data will only be retained as long as
the power is on. Therefore, you must
always save your important song sequence and
Song voice data to floppy disks before turning the power off
, or it will be lost.
STORE
VOICE
Store Voice Mode lets you store the currently selected voice, including any voice
edit changes, to an Internal voice bank memory (001 ~ 128).
As you make parameter setting changes in Voice Edit Mode, the changes are made
on a copy of the original voice which is temporarily held in the voice edit buffer.
The settings will be retained as you switch back and forth between edit and
compare , but will be lost if you select another voice before storing it to an
Internal voice memory. Therefore, you must
always store your important user-
created voices to an Internal voice bank memory before selecting another voice
.
In Store Voice Mode, currently selected Preset, GM and Internal voices can only
be stored in the Internal voice bank; therefore, the Internal bank is automatically
selected as the store destination.
NOTE: Multi settings for SMF song
data will load into the W5/W7, but
will not be retained at power off unless
you first store it in a song location. In
order to be sure that you dont
accidentally lose your important multi
settings, it is a good habit to
periodically perform the Store Multi
operation as you work.