User manual YAMAHA FADERS XY PAD

[. . . ] · Yamaha makes no representations or warranties with regard to the use of the software and documentation and cannot be held responsible for the results of the use of this manual and the software. · The screen displays as illustrated in this Owner's Manual are for instructional purposes, and may appear somewhat different from the screens which appear on your devicer. [. . . ] Each of the Templates can be renamed, called up and initialized. Faders & XY Pad Owner's Manual 2 Faders display One of the Fader Control displays. Select the template at the left top corner then start operating the faders. Template Name According to the settings of the Template shown here, operating the Faders transmits the MIDI Control Change messages. Or to change the template, tap the Template Name to call up the Template list, then tap the desired Template Tapping here calls up the on-screen keyboard which lets you edit the Template name. Flicking here will initialize the selected Template. Tapping this changes the screen to the XY Pad display, the other Fader Control display. Tapping this calls up the Parameter Assign window. Indicates the MIDI Control Change parameters of the corresponding Fader. Up to three parameters can be assigned to each Fader. Fader Tapping or dragging this transmits the MIDI Control Change messages shown above the Fader. Template list To change the Template, tap the desired one. Faders & XY Pad Owner's Manual 3 Parameter Assign window This window lets you assign the MIDI Control Change parameter to the corresponding Fader. In addition, you can set the Maximum and Minimum values of the parameter by inputting the desired MIDI value from the destination instrument. Parameter Assign window Returns the settings to the original before being edited. Tapping here assigns the MIDI Control Change number. Tapping this button will cancel the settings and close the window. [. . . ] Fader behavior Outlet connected to the Fader Inlet Upper Outlet Dragging direction Dragging upward Dragging downward Dragging rightward Dragging leftward Moves the Fader upward. Moves the Fader downward. ­ Lower Outlet Moves the Fader downward. [. . . ]