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Contents

 

What is the Multi Part Editor?

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About Studio Manager

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What is Total Recall?

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Multi Part Editor Files

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About Open Plug-in Technology

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Starting the Multi Part Editor

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An Example of the Multi Part Editor in Use

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MIDI Port Settings When Using Remote Control Function

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Menu Bar

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Window

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Toolbar

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Part Mixer Window

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Dialogs

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Remote Operation

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Troubleshooting

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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 computer. 

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This owner’s manual assumes that you are already familiar with basic Windows/Macintosh operations. If
you are not, please refer to the owner’s manual which came with your Windows/Macintosh software before
using Multi Part Editor.

For information about hardware requirements, the interconnection of devices and the installation of
the Multi Part Editor software, refer to the separate InstallatIon Manual as well as the Owner’s Manual
for the respective MIDI device.

 

About Menu/Button Name

 

When the name of the menu or button differs in Windows and Macintosh, the names are indicated as
“Windows name (Macintosh name)” in the manual.

Summary of Contents for MOTIF ES6

Page 1: ...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 w...

Page 2: ...ultis can be saved to your computer The Multi Part Editor can also be used in connection with devices such as the Yamaha 01X Digital Mixing Studio allowing you to operate the Multi Part Editor using r...

Page 3: ...ultiple devices using Studio Manager Alternatively you can recall the settings only for a certain device using the Editor of the corresponding device For more information refer to the Studio Manager P...

Page 4: ...ut you ve edited or even overwritten some of the voices it uses In this case if you saved the Multi using Multi Part Editor you can simply send the User Voice data from Multi Part Editor back to the M...

Page 5: ...basic support for opening and displaying OPT control panels that can transmit data via the client s external MIDI ports Typically this will allow basic hardware editor control panels to operate prope...

Page 6: ...Editor in the host application s Plug in menu All operations of the MOTIF ES Multi Part Editor can be utilized when running as a plug in within Level 2 Processors and Level 3 Views host applications S...

Page 7: ...intend to use User Voices in the Multi you can skip this step 3 Transfer the desired Multi from the MOTIF ES6 7 8 into the Multi Part Editor For more infor mation see Receive Multi Bulk on page 18 n...

Page 8: ...t Editor 1 Display the YAMAHA USB MIDI Driver dialog Windows XP From the Start menu select Control Panels MIDI USB Driver Mac OS X From the Apple menu select System Preferences YAMAHA USB MIDI n The M...

Page 9: ...o MOTIF ES input port 1 IN Change the settings to connect the MOTIF ES output port 1 to the two input ports which are used by the sequencer and Multi Part Editor For example change the settings as sho...

Page 10: ...t Editor page 30 n When using DAW software that is incompatible with OPT or Total Recall When starting the Studio Manager as a stand alone application and using it simultaneously with sequencer softwa...

Page 11: ...Cubase SX 3 Multi Part Editor The ports can be changed USB Remote MIDI In Out Port 0 4 Mode A Cubase USB Remote MIDI In Out Port 0 3 Mode B General Cubase SX 3 Multi Part Editor MOTIF ES6 7 8 USB MID...

Page 12: ...e changed USB Remote MIDI In Out Port 0 4 Mode A Logic USB Remote MIDI In Out Port 0 3 Mode B General Multi Part Editor MOTIF ES6 7 8 USB MIDI In Out Port 0 1 Merge join Port 0 1 with Port 0 2 USB MID...

Page 13: ...atible with OPT such as SQ01 Multi Part Editor MOTIF ES The ports other than those assigned for 01X remote control can be changed SQ01 Audio Mixer Track View Multi Part Editor Controller 01X MOTIF ES6...

Page 14: ...Editor MOTIF ES The ports other than those assigned for 01X remote control can be changed mLAN Remote MIDI In Out Port 5 mLAN Remote MIDI In Out Port 1 Cubase SX 3 Audio Mixer Track View Multi Part E...

Page 15: ...igned for 01X remote control can be changed mLAN Remote MIDI In Out Port 5 mLAN Remote MIDI In Out Port 1 DAW Audio Mixer Track View Multi Part Editor Studio Manager Controller 01X MOTIF ES6 7 8 Merge...

Page 16: ...tions commands which are unavailable are grayed out File New Creates and opens a default Multi n User Voice settings in the MOTIF ES6 7 8 are not erased Open Opens a Multi Part Editor file page 29 Imp...

Page 17: ...setting from the MOTIF ES6 7 8 page 18 Transmit Voice Bulk Displays a dialog where you can select voice data to transmit to the MOTIF ES6 7 8 page 31 Receive Voice Bulk Displays a dialog where you ca...

Page 18: ...indow page 26 Receive bulk data Display Multi data can be received in bulk from the MOTIF ES6 7 8 When receiving the current Multi from the MOTIF ES6 7 8 the progress bar shows how much of the data ha...

Page 19: ...Editor Setup Allows you to specify the MIDI port numbers device numbers etc page 30 4 Transmit Multi Bulk Transmits the current Multi setting to the MOTIF ES6 7 8 page 17 5 Receive Multi Bulk Receive...

Page 20: ...ed in the sequencer In other words selecting a different track will automatically select a different MIDI channel To play the sound of the Part currently being edited make sure to select the correspon...

Page 21: ...equalizer settings for each part A Insertion Effect Switch Switches the insertion effect on off n Insertion effects can be applied to up to eight parts B Reverb Send Adjusts the amount of signal sent...

Page 22: ...22 Common Detail Window ARPEGGIO Tab Allows you to edit arpeggio parameters REVERB Tab Allows you to edit reverb parameters...

Page 23: ...23 CHORUS Tab Allows you to edit chorus parameters MEQ Tab Allows you to edit the 5 band master equalizer parameters...

Page 24: ...24 MASTER EFF Tab Allows you to edit master effect parameters INS EFF SW Tab Switches the insertion effect for each part on off n Insertion effects can be applied to up to eight parts...

Page 25: ...25 CTRL NUM Tab Allows you to assign MIDI control numbers to assignable controllers 1 2 foot controllers 1 2 and the breath controller parameters...

Page 26: ...NERAL Tab Allows you to edit general parameters of the selected part NOTE VEL Tab Allows you to edit note limit and velocity parameters of the selected part PITCH Tab Allows you to edit pitch paramete...

Page 27: ...s you to edit amplitude EG parameters of the selected part FEG Tab Allows you to edit filter EG parameters of the selected part PART EQ Tab Allows you to edit parameters of the 3 band equalizer for th...

Page 28: ...28 RCV SW Tab Allows you to edit receive switch parameters for the selected part...

Page 29: ...selected from the list 6 Cancel Click this to cancel the operation Save As Dialog Name and save the current Multi settings in Multi Part Editor file M4E format P 16 n Multi Part Editor files M4E cons...

Page 30: ...sending data on this port 5 Device No Required for transmitting receiving system exclusive data bulk data to and from MOTIF ES6 7 8 Set this to match the device number of the MOTIF ES6 7 8 6 Dump Inte...

Page 31: ...play the MOTIF ES6 7 8 the newly transmitted voice data n Transmission time can be set under Dump Interval on the Setup dialog page 30 1 Transmit Type Click this and select which user voice data to t...

Page 32: ...elect which user voice data to receive from the MOTIF ES 6 7 8 Normal User 1 2 Drum All Normal User voices and Drum voices Normal User 1 All Normal User 1 voices Normal User 2 All Normal User 2 voices...

Page 33: ...Set the appropriate ports required for remote operation beforehand page 10 30 Part EQ SEL Part3 EQL F EQL G EQH F EQH G EQM F EQM G EQM Q Part1 Part2 Part3 Part4 Part5 Part6 Part7 Part8 Pan Pan Pan P...

Page 34: ...ng a channel knob Adjusts the selected parameter Pushing a channel knob Switches the selected parameter on off when it is an on off type parameter SHIFT rotating a channel knob Adjusts the selected pa...

Page 35: ...he Common Detail window Selecting parameter controlled with a channel knob PAGE SHIFT DISPLAY Switches tabs DISPLAY Switches rows Knobs CH1 8 Edit parameters from left to right Ch1 Ch2 Ch3 correspondi...

Page 36: ...r size in SQ01 under Setup menu MIDI System Exclusive Receive Buffer Size The MIDI In Out port is not available in the Setup dialog Only MIDI Ports selected in the host applications MIDI Setup can be...

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