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Yamaha AN1x User Manual

Yamaha AN1x
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Scene Store
Scene Store is handy for storing the knob position settings
created during Scene Control to one of the [SCENE]
switches.
Scene Store loads the data into the Scene edit buffer, so you will need to perform
a Voice Store operation to store the Scene parameters as voice data.
The procedure is as follows:
1. Hold [STORE] and press the [SCENE 1] or
[SCENE 2] switch, depending on which one
you want to store the current setting into.
“SURE?[Y/N]” flashes in the LCD.
2. Press [YES/ENTER] to execute the Scene
Store operation. The LCD then returns to
the prior display.
After steps 1-2, pressing [NO] will cancel the Scene
Store operation, and the LCD will return to the prior
condition.
3. Execute a Voice Store operation to store
the Scene data as part of the voice, along
with Scene on/off status.
Scene Select
After selecting a voice, press [SCENE 1] or [SCENE 2] to
select the desired scene. The LED appears beside the selected
switch to indicate the active Scene. (At least one Scene is
active at all times.)
Scene Control
Press both [SCENE] switches to activate the Scene Control
function, which can be controlled with the MW or FC, or any
other assignable continuous controller, in order to “morph”,
or crossfade between Scene 1 and 2 sounds. (For more
information, see page 20.)
Scene Swap And Scene Load
A Scene Swap function lets you exchange the data in the two
Scenes for the currently selected voice (see page 22), and a
Scene Load function lets you load Scene data from a Scene
in another voice into a Scene in the currently selected voice
(see page 22).
CTRL
SCENE
MODULATION
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Yamaha AN1x Specifications

General IconGeneral
Polyphony10 voices
Oscillators2 per voice
LFO2 LFOs with multiple waveforms
ArpeggiatorYes
MIDIIn, Out, Thru
DisplayLCD
Weight8.5 kg
Year Released1997
Synthesis TypeAnalog Physical Modeling
EffectsChorus, Delay, Distortion
Keyboard61 keys
Memory128 patches
ControlPitch bend, modulation wheel, ribbon controller
OutputsStereo outputs, headphone output

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