User manual YAMAHA YC-3B

[. . . ] · The software and this owner's manual are exclusive copyrights of Yamaha Corporation. · Copying of the software or reproduction of this manual in whole or in part by any means is expressly forbidden without the written consent of the manufacturer. [. . . ] The higher the slider setting, the larger the volume, and vice versa. Noise, Response, Key On Click, Key Off Click Noise knob Response knob Adjusts the tone wheel noise level. Adjusts the attack speed when pressing the key and the decay speed when releasing the key. Turning this knob to the left will decrease the speed while turning it to the right will increase the speed. Adjusts the level of the click noise generated by releasing the key. Key On Click knob Key Off Click knob Cho/Vib Sets the Chorus or Vibrato effect. The button on the left side will turn this effect on/off and you can click the desired button from six variations (upper [1] ­ [3] and lower [1] ­ [3]). Percussion Determines the attack sound at the key-on timing. Clicking the button on the left side will turn this effect on/off. Each/First select switch When "Each" is selected, a new AEG is generated independently every time you press the key. This means that each key-on produces a new percussion sound with the same level as that of the first one. When "First" is selected, the AEG is generated via only the first key-on and this AEG will be maintained until you release all the keys. This means that a new key-on (after you release all other keys) produces a percussion sound with the AEG level at the new key-on timing. Turning this knob to the left will decrease the time while turning it to the right will increase the time. Length On (Linked) Determines whether Bar 1' is disabled or not when Percussion is turned On. If this switch is turned On (lit), Bar 1' will be disabled, and vice versa. Percussion bars Each of these three bars lets you edit the percussion sound level for each footage. The longer the bar or the further it is "pulled out, " the louder the level. By adjusting each footage, you can create your desired or favorite percussion sound. 16', 5 1/3', 8', 4', 2 2/3', 2', 1 3/5', 1 1/3', 1' bar Each of these nine bars lets you edit the Organ sound level for each footage. The longer the bar or the further it is "pulled out, " the louder the level. [. . . ] The button at the top will turn this effect on/off. Room/Plate switch Level knob Time knob Changes the Reverb type to Room or Plate. Turning this knob to the right will increase the depth, and vice versa. [. . . ]