Yamaha ES6 Uživatelský manuál

Application Index10Owner’s Manual• Determining how the sound responds to a Breath Controller[UTILITY] → [F1] GENERAL → [SF1] TG → BCCurve ...

Creating a Voice by using the Sampling function100Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseLoading WAV or AIFF audio files to create a Waveform/Voice

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Voice by using the Sampling function101Owner’s Manual6 Depending on whether you’re creating a Normal Voice or

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES102Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ESThe MOTIF ES is a full-featured and enormo

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES103Owner’s Manual● First, store the Voice settings as Song Mixing/Pattern Mixing. Press th

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES104Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced Course● First, store the Voice settings as Song Mixing/Pattern Mixing. Press th

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES105Owner’s ManualUsing the Arpeggio FunctionJust as in the Voice/Performance mode, you can

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES106Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseInput a name in the [COMMON] → [F1] GENERAL → [SF1] NAME display. For det

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES107Owner’s Manual Sampling a rhythm loop (audio data) to a Pattern trackWith this method,

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES108Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced Course1 Press the [SF1] AUDITION button to hear the recorded sample. 2 Set the

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES109Owner’s Manual Loading a WAV file/AIFF file to a Pattern track Audio data you’ve created

Application Index11Owner’s ManualCreating Data• Creating a VoiceCreating a Normal Voice in the Voice Edit mode ...

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES110Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CoursePress the [F1] KEYBANK button, move the cursor to “12: Slice,” then press

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES111Owner’s ManualSet the Type to “overdub” then set the Loop to “on.” These settings let y

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES112Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced Course Recording a rhythm pattern created by Arpeggio playback to a Pattern tr

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES113Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseDuring recording, play the note or notes needed to trigger the Arpeggio y

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES114Owner’s ManualThe User Phrases that can be assigned with the Patch function are limited

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES115Owner’s ManualUsing the Groove settings to change the Pattern dataGrid Groove is a play

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES116Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseChange the Section at the desired points, as the Pattern plays.Operation

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES117Owner’s Manual Converting a Pattern Chain to Song dataThe Pattern Chain data is conver

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES118Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseRecording with the keyboard to a Song track (in the Song Record mode) Re

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES119Owner’s Manual Re-recording a specific part of a Song (Punch In/Out)Use the Punch In/Ou

Application Index12Owner’s ManualNaming your created data...

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES120Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseRehearsing parts before recordingThe MOTIF ES has a convenient Rehearsal

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES121Owner’s ManualSong Recording using Plug-in VoicesThis section shows you how to use the

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES122Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseUsing the Groove functionJust as in the Pattern Play mode, the Groove fun

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES123Owner’s ManualDoing this puts sample recording on standby, waiting for song/pattern pla

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES124Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced Course Recalling a Song Scene and Arpeggio type during recordingARP1 - ARP5 me

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES125Owner’s ManualSelect one of the three available track types by pressing the [F4] TR SEL

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES126Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseSince the Song can be played back from within the Song Edit mode, you can

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES127Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseUsing the Undo/Redo functionsIf you’re not satisfied with the results of a

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES128Owner’s ManualUse Part Edit to edit the parameters for each Part. Use Common Edit to ed

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES129Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a Mixing by using the Knobs (in the Song mode/Pattern mode)The fo

Application Index13Owner’s ManualConnecting to a computer/external MIDI instrument• Determining which connector (among the MIDI, USB TO HOST, mLAN) is

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES130Owner’s ManualEditing a Mixing by using Control Sliders (in the Song mode/Pattern mode)

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES131Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseRecord the MIDI sequence data to a Song or Pattern track, referring to th

Creating a Song on the MOTIF ES132Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseSaving the Song/Pattern data to the SmartMedia/USB storage deviceThe reco

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES133Owner’s Manual5 Press the [ENTER] button to execute the Save operation. If you are abou

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES134Owner’s ManualMove the cursor to the file (extension: W7A) which was saved as “All” on p

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Song on the MOTIF ES135Owner’s Manual● When Type is set to “Sample Voice”: Only when entering the File mode fr

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseUsing as a Master Keyboard136Owner’s ManualUsing as a Master KeyboardThis synthesizer is loaded with such a wealth of dif

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseUsing as a Master Keyboard137Owner’s ManualMemorize to a Master Input a name in the [EDIT] → [COMMON] → [F1] NAME display

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseUsing as a Master Keyboard138Owner’s Manual Use Zone Edit to edit the parameters for each Zone. Use Common Edit to edit t

Using as a Master Keyboard139Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseUsing Zones effectively with external The two examples below show how to use t

Table of Contents14Owner’s ManualIntroduction... 6Accessories ...

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseUsing as a Master Keyboard140Owner’s ManualAssigning Control Change numbers to the Knobs/Sliders for each ZoneHere in the

Using as a Master Keyboard141Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseSetting up the Master Zones to Split or LayerThis operation lets you easily de

Quick Guide — Computer applicationsSetting up142Owner’s ManualAlthough the MOTIF ES is a powerful instrument in its own right and can effectively be u

Controlling the instrument from a computer143Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Computer applicationsControlling the instrument from a computerUsing a sequen

Quick Guide — Computer applicationsControlling the instrument from a computer144Owner’s ManualUsing the Multi Part Editor to create/edit Mixing settin

Controlling the instrument from a computer145Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Computer applicationsUsing the Voice Editor to create/edit a VoiceThe Voice E

Controlling the instrument from a computer146Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Computer applicationsEditing Plug-in Voices and Board VoicesAs described on p

Quick Guide — Computer applicationsControlling a computer from the instrument147Owner’s ManualControlling a computer from the instrumentAs you’ve seen

Quick Guide — Computer applicationsControlling a computer from the instrument148Owner’s Manual Computer Software that can be controlled from the inst

Controlling a computer from the instrument149Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Computer applications Cubase SX1 Pull down the [Devices] menu and select [De

Table of Contents15Owner’s ManualBasic Structure ...154Internal Structure (System Overview)...154C

Controlling a computer from the instrument150Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Computer applicationsFunctions assigned to the panel buttons in the Remote Co

Controlling a computer from the instrument151Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Computer applicationsThe following explains which sequencer functions are ass

Quick Guide — Computer applicationsControlling a computer from the instrument152Owner’s Manual Cursor [<] and [>] buttonsBy moving the cursor l

Controlling a computer from the instrument 153 Owner’s Manual Quick Guide — Computer applications Recording the sounds of the MOTIF ES to computer vi

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)154Owner’s ManualThis section gives you an easy-to-understand overview of the MOTIF ES — its wide r

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)155Owner’s ManualController related parameters in each modeThe chart below shows the operations for

Internal Structure (System Overview)156Owner’s ManualBasic Structure● Using one source to control several destinationsFor example, set the Source para

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)157Owner’s ManualTone Generator blockThe Tone Generator block is what actually produces sound in re

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)158Owner’s ManualVoice, Performance, and MixingThis instrument features three different types of pr

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)159Owner’s ManualThe following illustrations may help in understanding the memory structure of the

The Controls & ConnectorsFront Panel16Owner’s ManualFront PanelThe Controls & ConnectorsDOWN UPOCTAVESCENESF1 SF2F1 F2REMOTE ARPEGGIOON/ OFF O

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)160Owner’s Manual Normal Voices & Drum VoicesInternally, there are two Voice Types: Normal Voi

Internal Structure (System Overview)161Owner’s ManualBasic Structure● FilterThis unit modifies the tone of the sound output from Pitch by cutting the o

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)162Owner’s Manual● AmplitudeThis unit controls the output level (amplitude) of the sound output fro

Internal Structure (System Overview)163Owner’s ManualBasic StructurePart structure of the tone generator blockThis synthesizer plays the sounds in the

Internal Structure (System Overview)164Owner’s ManualBasic Structure Part structure of the tone generator block in the Song mode/Pattern modeIn these

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)165Owner’s ManualAudio Input Part (AUDIO IN)The Performance mode, Song mode, and Pattern mode are c

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)166Owner’s Manual Song data structureThe following illustration shows the track structure of a Son

Internal Structure (System Overview)167Owner’s ManualBasic Structure Pattern data structureThe following illustration shows the track structure of a

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)168Owner’s Manual● Pattern ChainPattern Chain allows you to string several different Sections (with

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)169Owner’s Manual● Punch In/Out (Song)You can use this method when you want to re-record only over

The Controls & ConnectorsFront Panel17Owner’s ManualF2 SF3 SF4 SF5F3 F4 F5 F6INFORMATIONCOMMONELEMENT/ PERF. PART/ZONEFAVORITESDRUM KITSA. PIANO K

Internal Structure (System Overview)170Owner’s ManualBasic Structure Arpeggio playback typesThe MOTIF ES features a total of 1787 Arpeggio types divi

Internal Structure (System Overview)171Owner’s ManualBasic Structure Arpeggio related parametersThe Arpeggio related parameters can be set from the f

Internal Structure (System Overview)172Owner’s ManualBasic StructureSampling BlockSampling is a powerful function that lets you bring your own recorde

Internal Structure (System Overview)173Owner’s ManualBasic StructureData created by SamplingRegardless of the mode, the raw Sampled data is the same,

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)174Owner’s ManualWaveform and User Voices/Sample Voicesn When executing the Sampling in the Samplin

Internal Structure (System Overview)175Owner’s ManualBasic StructureTrigger modeThe Trigger mode is a convenient feature in Sampling that lets you det

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)176Owner’s ManualSample playback typesSamples can be set to play back in the following three differ

Internal Structure (System Overview)177Owner’s ManualBasic StructureEffect BlockThis block applies effects to the output of the tone generator block,

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)178Owner’s Manual Equalizer (EQ)Usually an equalizer is used to correct the sound output from amps

Basic StructureInternal Structure (System Overview)179Owner’s ManualEffect connection in each mode● In the Voice modeThe Effect parameters in the Voic

Front Panel18Owner’s ManualThe Controls & Connectors1 KeyboardThe MOTIF ES6 features a 61-key keyboard, while the MOTIF ES7 has 76 keys and the MO

Internal Structure (System Overview)180Owner’s ManualBasic Structure● In the Song mode/Pattern modeThe Effect parameters in the Song mode/Pattern mode

About MIDI181Owner’s ManualBasic StructureAbout MIDIMIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a standard which allows electronic musical instrume

Basic StructureAbout MIDI182Owner’s ManualCHANNEL MESSAGESChannel messages contain data related to the performance on the keyboard for the specific cha

About MIDI183Owner’s ManualBasic StructureRelease Time (Control #072)Messages which adjust the AEG release time set for each Part.The value set here i

Basic StructureAbout MIDI184Owner’s ManualMono (Control #126)Performs the same function as when an All Sounds Off message is received, and if the 3rd

Basic StructureInternal Memory and File Management185Owner’s ManualInternal Memory and File ManagementAs you use the MOTIF ES, you’ll create many diff

Internal Memory and File Management186Owner’s ManualBasic StructureMemory StructureThis diagram details the relationship among the functions of the MO

Basic StructureInternal Memory and File Management187Owner’s ManualInternal MemoryBelow are explanations of the basic terms used in the Memory Structu

Reference Voice ModeVoice Play mode 188Owner’s ManualVoice mode Creating Voices — basic procedureYou can create and edit your original Voices

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Common Edit189Owner’s ManualThere are three kinds of Voices: Normal Voices, Drum Voices a

Front Panel19Owner’s ManualThe Controls & Connectors8 [CS1] - [CS4] (Control Slider) Page 51These sliders control the volume of four elements whic

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Common Edit190Owner’s Manual[SF2] PLY MODE (Play mode)From this display you can make vari

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Common Edit191Owner’s ManualRevSend Determines the Send level of the signal sent from Ins

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Common Edit192Owner’s Manual[SF3] PLAY FXThese Play Effect parameters let you control the

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Common Edit193Owner’s ManualTempoSync Determines whether or not the LFO is synchronized t

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Common Edit194Owner’s Manual[SF3] PHASE Phase Determines the starting phase point for the

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Element Edit195Owner’s ManualThese parameters are for editing the individual Elements tha

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Element Edit196Owner’s ManualInsEffectOut (Insertion Effect Output)Determines which Inser

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Element Edit197Owner’s Manual[SF3] PEG (Pitch Envelope Generator)From this display you ca

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Element Edit198Owner’s ManualResonance/WidthThis parameter’s function varies according to

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Element Edit199Owner’s ManualFCenterKeyThis indicates that the central note for Cutoff Se

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Front Panel20Owner’s ManualThe Controls & Connectors@ SEQ TRANSPORT buttons Page 56These buttons control recording and playback of the Song/Patter

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Element Edit200Owner’s ManualLevel, CurveDetermines the velocity sensitivity of the Ampli

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Normal Voice Edit Element Edit201Owner’s Manual[F5] LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator)This display gives you a

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Drum Voice Edit Common Edit202Owner’s ManualDrum Voice EditWhen a Drum Voice is selected, Voice Edit parame

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Drum Voice Edit Key Edit203Owner’s ManualCategory Determines the Category of the Wave/Normal Voice. If you

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Drum Voice Edit Key Edit204Owner’s Manual[SF2] VEL SENS (Velocity Sensitivity)LPFCutoff Determines the velo

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Plug-in Voice Edit Common Edit205Owner’s ManualPlug-in Voice EditThese parameters are basically the same as

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode Plug-in Voice Edit Element Edit206Owner’s ManualFMod (Filter Modulation Depth) Determines the depth of cont

Reference Voice ModeVoice Edit mode207Owner’s Manual[F2] PITCHFrom this display you can make various time and level settings for the Pitch EG, which

Reference Voice ModeVoice Job mode 208Owner’s ManualThe Voice Job mode features several basic operations, such as Initialize and Copy. After s

Reference Voice ModeSupplementary infomation209Owner’s Manual Supplementary informationMicro Tuning ListFilter Type ListLPF24D (24dB/oct Digital Low

Front Panel21Owner’s ManualThe Controls & Connectors∞ SLOT 1-3 lamps Page 284These three lamps show the installation status of the Plug-in Boards.

Reference Voice ModeSupplementary210Owner’s ManualHPF12 (12dB/oct High Pass Filter)12dB/oct dynamic high-pass filter.BPF12D (12dB/oct Digital Band Pas

Reference Voice ModeVoice Store mode211Owner’s ManualSetting example of Filter ScalingThe best way to understand Filter Scaling is by example. For th

Reference Performance ModePerformance Play mode 212Owner’s ManualPerformance mode Creating Performances — basic procedureYou can create and edit

Reference Performance ModePerformance Edit mode Common Edit213Owner’s ManualVoice Edit parameters are divided into Common Edit (parameters common

Reference Performance ModePerformance Edit mode Common Edit214Owner’s Manual[SF2] MEQ (Master EQ)From this display you can apply five-band equaliza

Reference Performance ModePerformance Edit mode Common Edit215Owner’s Manual[SF1] OUTPUTVolume Determines the output level of the Audio Input Part

Reference Performance ModePerformance Edit mode Part Edit216Owner’s ManualThese parameters are for editing the individual Parts that make up a Per

Reference Performance ModePerformance Edit mode Part Edit217Owner’s Manual[SF5] OTHERPB (Pitch Bend) Upper, PB (Pitch Bend) LowerThese two paramet

Reference Performance ModePerformance Edit mode Part Edit218Owner’s Manual[SF3] SELECT (Output Select)From this display you can assign individual

Reference Performance ModePerformance Job mode219Owner’s ManualThe Performance Job mode features several basic operations, such as Initialize and Cop

The Controls & ConnectorsRear Panel22Owner’s ManualRear PanelBREATH ASSIGOUTTHRUUSBTO HOSTTO DEVICEmLAN I/O EXPANSIONAC INLETPOWERON OFFINMID

Reference Performance ModePerformance Store mode 220Owner’s ManualThis function lets you store your edited Performance to User memory (Flash ROM).

Reference Song ModeSong Play mode221Owner’s ManualSong mode Creating Songs — basic procedureSongs consist of the following three types of data: • MI

Reference Song ModeSong Record mode Song Record Standby mode 222Owner’s ManualSong Record Standby modePORT Determines the MIDI transmission por

Reference Song ModeSong Record mode Song Record Standby mode223Owner’s ManualEvent This parameter is available when the Recording Type is set to “

Reference Song ModeSong Record mode During Song Recording Step Recording224Owner’s Manual[F6] ALL TR (All Track)/1TR (1 track)Pressing the [F6]

Reference Song ModeSong Edit mode225Owner’s ManualThis mode gives you comprehensive, detailed controls for editing the MIDI events of individual Song

Reference Song ModeSong Job mode 226Owner’s ManualThe Song Job mode contains a comprehensive set of editing tools and data transform functions

Reference Song ModeSong Job mode227Owner’s Manualn Before executing the Note data Job, make sure that you specify the track (01~16, all) and range (m

Reference Song ModeSong Job mode 228Owner’s ManualRate Determines the percentage by which the gate time of the target notes will be changed.Se

Reference Song ModeSong Job mode229Owner’s ManualTR (Track)001 : 1 : 000 - 999 : 4 : 479Determines the track (01-16, all) and range of measures/beats

The Controls & ConnectorsRear Panel23Owner’s ManualGREENYELLOWORANGEPlug-in SLOTA/D INPUTLROUTPUTRL/MONOPHONESASSIGNABLE OUTPUTLRFOOTCONTROLLERASS

Reference Song ModeSong Job mode 230Owner’s Manual04: Extract EventThis Job moves all instances of specified event data from a specified range o

Reference Song ModeSong Job mode231Owner’s Manual08: Beat StretchThis Job performs time-expansion or compression over the selected range. Keep in min

Reference Song ModeSong Job mode 232Owner’s Manual02: Exchange TrackThis Job exchanges or “swaps” the specified type of data between two specifi

Reference Song ModeSong Mixing mode233Owner’s ManualIn this mode, you can set up mixing data for your songs, and set various parameters for the tone

Reference Song ModeSong Mixing Edit mode Common Edit234Owner’s ManualThis mode provides more detailed Mixing parameters than in the Song Mixin

Reference Song ModeSong Mixing Edit mode Part Edit235Owner’s ManualThese parameters are for editing the individual Parts that make up a Song M

Reference Song ModeSong Mixing Job mode 236Owner’s ManualThe Song Mixing Job mode features several basic operations, such as Initialize and Co

Reference Song ModeSong Mixing Store mode237Owner’s ManualThis function lets you store your edited Song Mixing program to User memory (DRAM). For det

Reference Song ModeSupplementary information238Owner’s Manual Supplementary informationSong Track Loop — setting exampleIn the example below, a 40-m

Reference Song ModeSupplementary information239Owner’s Manual• Example 2 (Using the Tie function)1 Set the parameters as illustrated below.Since the

Rear Panel24Owner’s ManualThe Controls & Connectors1 POWER Switch Page 43Press to turn power ON or OFF.2 AC INLET (AC Power Cord Socket) Page 26Be

Reference Song ModeSupplementary information240Owner’s Manual• Example 3 (Using the Rest function)1 Set the parameters as illustrated below.Set the S

Reference Pattern ModePattern Play mode241Owner’s ManualPattern mode Creating Patterns — basic procedurePatterns consist of the following three type

Reference Pattern ModePattern Play mode 242Owner’s Manual[SF5] COPYThe User phrases that can be assigned with the Patch function are limited t

Reference Pattern ModePattern Record mode Pattern Record Standby mode243Owner’s ManualPattern Record Standby mode[F2] COPYThis display lets you co

Reference Pattern ModePattern Edit mode 244Owner’s ManualSame as in the Song Edit mode. See page 225. The Pattern Job mode contains a comprehe

Reference Pattern ModePattern Job mode245Owner’s Manual02: Copy EventSame as in the Song Job mode. See page 229.03: Erase EventSame as in the Song Jo

Reference Pattern ModePattern Job mode 246Owner’s Manual06: Get Phrase From SongThis Job copies a segment of sequence-track data from a Song i

Reference Pattern ModePattern Job mode247Owner’s Manual04: Normalize Play EffectThis Job rewrites the data in the selected track so that it incorpora

Reference Pattern ModePattern Mixing mode 248Owner’s ManualIn this mode, you can set up mixing data for your patterns, and set various paramet

Reference Mixing Voice ModeMixing Voice Edit mode Common Edit249Owner’s ManualMixing Voice mode Creating Mixing Voices — basic procedureThe Mixin

Rear Panel25Owner’s ManualThe Controls & Connectors# GAIN knob Page 73For adjusting the input gain of the audio at the A/D INPUT jacks (above). D

Reference Mixing Voice ModeMixing Voice Job mode 250Owner’s ManualThe Mixing Voice Job mode features two basic operations, Copy and Delete. After

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Record mode When entering the Sampling mode from the Voice mode/Performance mode251Owner’s ManualSampling mode Cr

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Record mode When entering the Sampling mode from the Voice mode/Performance mode 252Owner’s ManualSource Determ

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Record mode When entering the Sampling mode from the Song mode/Pattern mode253Owner’s ManualWhen entering the Samp

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Record mode When entering the Sampling mode from the Song mode/Pattern mode 254Owner’s ManualWAITING (Trigger W

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Edit mode255Owner’s ManualThis mode gives you a variety of sample editing tools, with which you can change the sample

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Job mode 256Owner’s ManualThe Sampling Job mode contains a comprehensive set of editing tools and functions yo

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Job mode257Owner’s Manual04: MoveThis Job lets you move a sample contained in a specified Key Bank to another Key Bank

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Job mode 258Owner’s ManualLength Determines the length of the fade-in or fade-out.When a fade-in is selected,

Reference Sampling ModeSampling Job mode259Owner’s Manual SupplementaryTips for using the Slice Types• Slicing percussive phrases having short decay

Setting UpPower Supply26Owner’s ManualPlease read this section carefully before using your new MOTIF ES.This section explains how to connect your MOTI

Reference Utility ModeUtility mode 260Owner’s ManualUtility modeThe Utility mode features a variety of important settings related to overall o

Reference Utility Mode Utility mode 261 Owner’s Manual System F Reverb When this is set to on and the [SYSTEM] button is turned on, the Reverb effe

Reference Utility ModeUtility mode 262Owner’s Manual[SF1] MEQ (Master EQ)From this display you can apply five-band equalization to all Voices,

Reference Utility ModeUtility mode263Owner’s ManualSongEventChase Event Chase allows you to specify which non-note data types are properly recognized

Reference Utility ModeUtility mode 264Owner’s ManualKBDTransCh (Keyboard Transmit Channel)Determines the MIDI channel over which the instrumen

Reference Utility ModeUtility Job mode265Owner’s ManualIn this Mode, you can restore this synthesizer’s User memory (page 186) to the factory default

Reference File ModeFile mode 266Owner’s ManualFile modeThe File mode provides tools for transferring data between the instrument and various s

Reference File ModeFile mode267Owner’s Manual[F4] RENAMEFrom this display you can rename files or folders in the selected SmartMedia/USB storage devic

Reference File ModeSupplementary information268Owner’s Manual Supplementary informationFile ( )/Folder ( ) selectionThe illustrations and instructio

Reference File ModeSupplementary information269Owner’s ManualFile types that can be handled by the MOTIF ESFile types that can be saved from the inst

Setting UpAbout data storage to SmartMedia cards and USB storage devices27Owner’s ManualAbout data storage to SmartMedia cards and USB storage devices

Reference File ModeSupplementary information270Owner’s Manual* Assigned to the file which can be loaded. n In addition to the file types above, Yamaha

Reference Master ModeMaster Play mode271Owner’s ManualMaster mode Creating Masters — basic procedureThe Master mode lets you play and edit special p

Reference Master ModeMaster Edit mode Common Edit272Owner’s ManualThese parameters are for making global (or common) edits to all four Zones of th

Reference Master ModeMaster Job mode Zone Edit273Owner’s ManualThe Master Job mode contains two convenient operations (called “Jobs”) — one lettin

Reference Master ModeMaster Store mode Zone Edit274Owner’s ManualThis function lets you store your edited Master to User memory (Flash ROM).For de

Information Displays275Owner’s ManualAppendixInformation DisplaysThe convenient Information displays let you see at-a-glance some of the more importan

AppendixInformation Displays276Owner’s ManualPattern mode● Pattern Play modeIndicates the amount of currently unused (available) memory (DRAM) for Pat

AppendixDisplay Messages277Owner’s ManualDisplay MessagesLCD Indication ExplanationAre you sure ? [YES]/[NO] Confirms whether you want to execute a spe

Display Messages278Owner’s ManualAppendixNo response from USB deviceThere is no response from the USB device connected to the USB TO DEVICE terminal.N

AppendixTroubleshooting279Owner’s ManualTroubleshootingNo sound is produced even when playing the keyboard•Are all four Sliders set to appropriate lev

About data storage to SmartMedia cards and USB storage devices28Owner’s ManualSetting UpUsing the SmartMedia™* cardsBe sure to handle SmartMedia cards

Troubleshooting280Owner’s ManualAppendixPitch or intervals are wrong• Is the Master Tune parameter in the [UTILITY] → [F1] GENERAL → [SF1] TG display

AppendixTroubleshooting281Owner’s Manual The drum sound is wrong or unexpected when changing the transpose value. • This is normal. Changing the tran

Installing Optional Hardware282Owner’s ManualAppendixInstalling Optional HardwareAvailable devices The following optional devices can be installed to

Installing Optional Hardware283Owner’s ManualAppendixOptional Plug-in Board InstallationA variety of optional Plug-in boards sold separately let you e

AppendixInstalling Optional Hardware284Owner’s Manual5 With the board still protruding slightly from the expansion bay, bring the cable end around and

Installing Optional Hardware285Owner’s ManualAppendixOptional AIEB2 or mLAN16E InstallationBy installing an optional mLAN expansion board (mLAN16E) or

AppendixInstalling Optional Hardware286Owner’s Manual4 Remove the three screws from the rear cover while holding it from inside the MOTIF ES with your

Installing Optional Hardware287Owner’s ManualAppendix8 Connect the power cable coming from MOTIF ES to the AIEB2.Connect the 3-pin cable to the CN3 co

AppendixInstalling Optional Hardware288Owner’s ManualInstalling the mLAN16E1~4Using the same procedure as in steps 1 - 4 of “Installing the AIEB2” abo

Installing Optional Hardware289Owner’s ManualAppendixOptional DIMM InstallationThis section explains how to install DIMM memory modules to the MOTIF E

About data storage to SmartMedia cards and USB storage devices29Owner’s ManualSetting UpUsing USB storage devicesWhen using USB storage devices, make

AppendixGlossary290Owner’s ManualGlossaryThis section explains in detail various words and terms that were not covered in the manual. Another resourc

Glossary291Owner’s ManualAppendixPParameterA setting or data item which you can edit in the various mode and sub mode displays.PartThis refers to soun

Specifications292Owner’s ManualAppendixSpecificationsKeyboards MOTIF ES8 88 keys, Balanced Hammer Effect Keyboard (Initial Touch/Aftertouch)MOTIF ES7

AppendixSpecifications293Owner’s ManualSequencer block Note Capacity Approx. 226,000 notesNote Resolution 480 ppq (parts per quarter note) Maximum Po

Index294Owner’s ManualAppendixIndex1/4 Shift (1/4 shifted) ... 2091/4 tone ...

AppendixIndex295Owner’s ManualEQ (Equalizer) ... 201, 204, 207, 218, 236, 249Equal Temp (Equal temperament) ...

Index296Owner’s ManualAppendixNOTE OFST ...114, 221Note On/Note Off (Key On/Key Off) ...

AppendixIndex297Owner’s ManualStore ... 185Strength ...

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About data storage to SmartMedia cards and USB storage devices30Owner’s ManualSetting UpBasic settings for using SmartMedia or a USB storage device1 P

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Setting UpConnections31Owner’s ManualConnectionsConnecting to External Audio EquipmentSince the MOTIF ES has no built-in speakers, you’ll need an exte

Setting UpConnections32Owner’s ManualThe following settings can be made from the parameter pages listed above.* Available only when the optional AIEB

Setting UpConnections33Owner’s Manual Digital Output using the optional AIEB2When the optional AIEB2 board has been installed to the rear panel, the

Setting UpConnections34Owner’s Manual Digital Input using the optional AIEB2By installing the optional AIEB2 I/O expansion board, you can directly re

Setting UpConnections35Owner’s Manual Controlling an external MIDI keyboard from this synthesizerThis connection lets you sound an external MIDI tone

Setting UpConnections36Owner’s Manual Recording and playback using an external MIDI sequencerIn this connection example, song data on the external MI

Setting UpConnections37Owner’s Manual Using an mLAN interface (when an optional mLAN16E has been installed)The connection example shown on page 32 le

Setting UpConnections38Owner’s ManualConnecting to a ComputerConnecting this instrument to a computer via MIDI opens up a whole world of musical possi

Setting UpConnections39Owner’s ManualPrecautions when using the USB TO HOST connectorWhen connecting the computer to the USB TO HOST connector, make s

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Setting UpConnections40Owner’s ManualUsing a MIDI interface• Using the computer’s MIDI interface• Using an external MIDI interfacen Please use the app

Setting UpConnections41Owner’s ManualLocal On/Off – when Connected to a ComputerWhen connecting this synthesizer to a computer, the keyboard performan

Setting UpConnections42Owner’s ManualConnecting Various ControllersThe MOTIF ES features several controller jacks on the rear panel — letting you inde

Setting UpTurning the power on/off43Owner’s ManualTurning the power on/offPower-on ProcedureOnce you’ve made all the necessary connections between you

Setting UpResetting the User Memory to the Initial Factory Settings44Owner’s ManualResetting the User Memory to the Initial Factory SettingsThe origin

Modes45Owner’s ManualBasic OperationIn this section, we’ll take a look at the fundamental operating conventions of the MOTIF ES. Here, you’ll learn th

Basic OperationModes46Owner’s ManualMode tableThe functions of each mode and how to enter each mode are as follows: How to leave the current display

Functions and Sub-Functions47Owner’s ManualBasic OperationFunctions and Sub-FunctionsEach mode described above contains various displays, with various

Basic OperationSelecting a Program48Owner’s Manual Using the [GROUP], [NUMBER] buttonsAs shown below, you can select a program number by pressing any

Moving the Cursor and Setting Parameters49Owner’s ManualBasic OperationMoving the Cursor and Setting Parameters Inputting a number directlyFor parame

(2)-8 2/2 • Before connecting the instrument to other electronic components, turn off the power for all components. Before turning the power on or

Basic OperationKnob (KN) and Control Slider (CS)50Owner’s ManualKnob (KN) and Control Slider (CS)Knob (KN)You can change the brightness and tone chara

About the editing functions51Owner’s ManualBasic OperationControl Slider (CS)You can adjust the volume of the Voice/Performance you play on the keyboa

Basic OperationConfirmation Message52Owner’s ManualCompare FunctionThis convenient function lets you switch between the edited sound and its original,

Information Display53Owner’s ManualBasic OperationInformation DisplayThis convenient function lets you call up relevant details about the selected mod

Basic OperationNaming54Owner’s Manual Basic naming operationAs shown below, you can set the name by repeating the two operations – moving the cursor

Playing the Demo Songs/Patterns55Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ES Playing the Demo Songs/PatternsHere’s the best place to start your e

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Demo Songs/Patterns56Owner’s ManualYou can select from the three Load Types listed below. Here, we’ll s

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Demo Songs/Patterns57Owner’s ManualThere is another way to start Pattern playback – by pressing the note

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Demo Songs/Patterns58Owner’s ManualUsing Mute/Solo with the Song and Pattern tracksTry this with the Dem

Playing the Demo Songs/Patterns59Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESSong ChainThis function allows Songs to be “chained” together for aut

Introduction 6 Owner’s Manual Introduction Congratulations and thank you for your purchase of the Yamaha MOTIF ES6/MOTIF ES7/MOTIF ES8 Music Producti

Playing the Keyboard (in the Voice Play mode)60Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Keyboard (in the Voice Play mode)The Voice

Playing the Keyboard (in the Voice Play mode)61Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESSelect one of the Banks from Preset 1~6, User 1~2, and

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Keyboard (in the Voice Play mode)62Owner’s ManualUsing the Category Search functionThis synthesizer feat

Playing the Keyboard (in the Voice Play mode)63Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ES Favorite CategoryUse this convenient function to stor

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Keyboard (in the Voice Play mode)64Owner’s Manual2 Press the [F1] GENERAL button, then the [SF2] KBD but

Playing the Keyboard (in the Voice Play mode)65Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESRibbon ControllerThe Ribbon Controller is touch sensiti

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Keyboard (in the Voice Play mode)66Owner’s ManualUsing the Arpeggio featureThis function lets you trigge

Playing the Keyboard (in the Performance Play mode)67Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Keyboard (in the Performance Play mod

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Keyboard (in the Performance Play mode)68Owner’s ManualUsing the [INC/YES], [DEC/NO] buttons and data di

Playing the Keyboard (in the Performance Play mode)69Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESUsing ControllersPitch Bend WheelThis is basicall

Main Features 7 Owner’s Manual Main Features

Playing the Keyboard (in the Performance Play mode)70Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESUsing the Arpeggio featureAs in the Voice mode, y

Playing the Keyboard (in the Performance Play mode)71Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESThis calls up a list indicating which Voice is as

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESPlaying the Keyboard (in the Performance Play mode)72Owner’s ManualUsing the A/D input soundOne of the enormous bene

Playing the Keyboard (in the Performance Play mode)73Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESFor details about each parameter, refer to page 2

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESUsing the Plug-in Board74Owner’s ManualUsing the Plug-in BoardPlug-in Boards give you an enormous amount of addition

Using the Plug-in Board75Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESUsing a Single Part Plug-in BoardInstall any of the Single Part Plug-in Board

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESUsing the Plug-in Board76Owner’s ManualPlug-in Voices and Board VoicesThe Voices of a Single Part Plug-in Board inst

Using the Plug-in Board77Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESUsing a Multi Part Plug-in BoardIn this section, we’ll explain how to play ba

Quick Guide — Playing the MOTIF ESUsing the Plug-in Board78Owner’s ManualUsing an Effect Plug-in BoardIn the example explanation below, the PLG100-VH

Editing a Voice79Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a VoiceThe Voice Edit mode ([VOICE] → [EDIT]) gives you comprehensive tools for cr

How to use this manual 8 Owner’s Manual How to use this manual The Controls & Connectors ...

Editing a Voice80Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseThe following briefly describes the main Voice parameters.● Basic parameters for creating a

Editing a Voice81Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a Voice by using the KnobsThe four knobs at the top left of the instrument are not

Editing a Voice82Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseTo solo an Element for editingThis feature is useful for isolating the sound of single Ele

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a Voice83Owner’s ManualThe main parameters available are basically the same as in the Normal Voice Edit (page 80)

Editing a Voice84Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseSetting the drum key for independent open and closed hi-hat soundsIn a real drum kit, some

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a Voice85Owner’s ManualPlug-in Voice EditThe Plug-in Voices (available when installing optional Plug-in Boards to

Editing a Voice86Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseAfter the Voice has been stored, a “Completed” message appears and operation returns to th

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a Performance87Owner’s Manual Loading Voice data from the SmartMedia/USB storage deviceIn the previous section,

Editing a Performance88Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseUse the Part Edit to edit the parameters for each Part. Use Common Edit to edit the

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a Performance89Owner’s Manual● Effect related parameters ... Pages 177 and 215The Effects use DSP (D

Application Index 9 Owner’s Manual Listening to the MOTIF ES • Listening to the Demo song/pattern ...

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a Performance90Owner’s ManualEditing a Performance by using the KnobsThe four knobs at the top left of the instru

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseEditing a Performance91Owner’s ManualEditing a Performance by using the Con-trol Sliders (CS)In the Performance mode, the

Editing a Performance92Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseAfter the Performance has been stored, a “Completed” message appears and operation r

Editing a Performance93Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseThe file saved in operation explained on the previous page contains all the Performan

Creating a Voice by using the Sampling function94Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Voice by using the Sampling functionSampling is

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Voice by using the Sampling function95Owner’s Manual● Setting the Confirm functionWhen the [F2] CONFM (Confirm f

Creating a Voice by using the Sampling function96Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseImmediately after sampling, the sample is assigned only to

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Voice by using the Sampling function97Owner’s ManualAssign the Samples obtained via the Sampling function to s

Creating a Voice by using the Sampling function98Owner’s ManualQuick Guide — Advanced CourseSampling the sound of an audio device to create a Drum Voi

Quick Guide — Advanced CourseCreating a Voice by using the Sampling function99Owner’s ManualDoing this puts sample recording on standby, waiting for a