¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ MAIN FEATURES ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ • Highest quality “Cool” and “Live!” voices (New) • Microphone input with Vocal Harmony • Sampler w/ loop editing (Now expandable to 65MB) • Video Out connection (New) • User Voices/Styles + Virtual Organ Drawbars • 3 Intros/Endings + 4 Variations/Fills per style (New) • High-powered speakers in wood cabinets (New) • 126 note polyphony (New) • SCSI 2 connection for external storage (New) • Optional hard drive (Now up to 8GB) • 616-song on-board “Music Database” (New)
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RESET | (This will erase any custom settings.) 1) Power on while holding [DEMO] (to right of display). PLAYING THE DEMOS | 1) Press [DEMO]. 2) Select a category (Ex. SWEET). 3) Select an instrument (Ex. SWEET SOPRANO). 4) Press [I] ‘START’ to start demo. 5) Press [START/STOP] to stop demo. 6) Press [EXIT] to exit Demo Mode. PLAYING THE VOICES | 1) Turn on the blue [R1] button (PART ON/OFF section). 2) Press a VOICE panel button (Ex. [PIANO]). 3) Select a Voice in the display (Ex. GRAND PIANO). 4) To layer 3 Voices, repeat steps 1-3 with [R2] & [R3] (PART ON/OFF section). 5) When finished, turn off [R2] & [R3] (PART ON/OFF). VIRTUAL ORGAN DRAWBARS | 1) Press blue [R1] button in PART SELECT section. 2) Press [ORGAN FLUTES] in VOICE panel. 3) Use buttons [1] – [8] under display to adjust drawbars. PLAYING THE STYLES | 1) Press a STYLE panel button (Ex. [R & B]). 2) Select a Style in the display (Ex. SOUL SHUFFLE). 3) Turn on the blue [AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT] button. 4) Press the INTRO [III] button, then the [SYNC START] button. 5) Play a chord in the left hand section to hear the Style. NOTE: PRESET STYLE section has standard Styles, while FLASH STYLE section comes with wilder ones!
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PSR9000/9000PRO STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES
I. Assigning ‘SONG’ Buttons to Specific Drives or Directories II. Clearing a Custom Voice from Memory III. Copying Files from one Floppy Disk to Another IV. Copying Styles from a PSR8000 to a PSR9000/9000 Pro V. Creating a User Style VI. Editing Song Track Parameters VII. Enabling an External MIDI Device to Control Keyboard Sections on a PSR9000/9000PRO VIII. Factory Reset / Restoring Factory Data IX. Loading and Deleting Styles in Flash Memory X. MIDI Channel Routing XI. Multi Track Recording XII. Recording Tempo Changes XIII. Recording to PSR9000/9000PRO Sequencer from External MIDI Source XIV. Transposing a Song XV. Updating the Operating System XVI. Using a PSR9000/9000PRO with an MFC10 MIDI Foot Controller
I. Assigning the Song Buttons to Specific Drives or Directories The five 'SONG FILE DIRECTORY' buttons on the left side of the front panel can be assigned to specific drives (floppy, SCSI, or internal hard drive) or Directories on that drive, for quick access to Song Files. 1) Press a 'SONG FILE DIRECTORY' button [I] - [V]. 2) Press the [8] LCD button that is located below the words 'POP UP' on the screen. 3) Select the desired 'DEVICE' (drive) and 'DIRECTORY'.
a) Press the [1] LCD button to select the 'DEVICE' (Drive). b) Press the [4] LCD button to select the 'DIRECTORY'.
4) Press the [NEXT] button. The screen will display a message, 'The directory has changed. If you want to keep this change, use the System Backup operation'. 5) Press the [G] LCD button. 6) Press the [EXIT] button to return to the Main screen. 7) Press the [A] LCD button to initiate the System Backup operation. 8) Press the [G] LCD button to complete the System Backup. PSR9000 Owner's Manual (Version 2), p.66 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p.78
II. Clearing a Custom Voice from Memory Custom Voices can be deleted from memory using the 'CUSTOM VOICE CREATOR' section of 'SOUND CREATOR'. NOTE: If a Custom Voice has been created, and also stored to a 'REGISTRATION MEMORY' button, the PSR9000/9000PRO will not allow the Custom Voice to be cleared if that 'REGISTRATION MEMORY' button is currently selected (the 'EXECUTE' indicator in the 'STORE/CLEAR' page of 'CUSTOM VOICE CREATOR' will be grayed-out); this is because the Custom Voice is 'currently in use'. In this case, the user must first select a different 'REGISTRATION MEMORY' button, before performing the steps below. To Clear a Custom Voice from Memory: 1) Press the [SOUND CREATOR] button. 2) Press the [B] 'CUSTOM VOICE' button. 3) Press the [A] 'EASY EDIT' button. 4) Use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to display the 'STORE/CLEAR' page. 5) Press the [C] 'CLEAR' button. 6) Use the [4] '^' and 'v' toggle buttons below the screen to select the desired Custom Voice to be deleted. 7) Press the [I] 'EXECUTE' button. 8) Press the [G] 'YES' button to confirm the deletion.
III. Copying Files from one Floppy Disk to Another While the easiest way to copy files from one floppy disk to another is on a computer, this procedure may also be performed using the disk drive of the PSR9000/9000PRO only. 1) Insert the floppy disk with the desired file/files. 2) Press the [DISK/SCSI] button. 3) Press the [C] 'COPY FILE/FD' button. 4) Press the [A] 'COPY FILE' button. 5) Select the file to be copied. 6) Press the [NEXT] button. 7) Press the '1' [^] toggle button below the screen. 8) The screen displays, 'Please insert the destination disk, then press YES'. Eject the original disk and insert the destination disk. 9) Press the [G] 'YES' button. 10) Press the [NEXT] button. 11) The screen displays, 'Do you want to copy?'. Press the [G] 'YES' button. 12) The screen displays, 'Please insert a disk to copy, then press YES'. Eject the destination disk and insert the original disk. 13) Press the [G] 'YES' button. 14) The screen displays, 'Please insert the destination disk, then press YES'. Eject the original disk and insert the destination disk. 15) Press the [G] 'YES' button. Once the file has been successfully copied to the destination disk, the screen will briefly display, 'Completed.'. PSR9000 Owner's manual, p. 130 9000PRO Owner's manual, p. 154
IV. Copying Styles from a PSR8000 to a PSR9000/9000 Pro Store the Style(s) into the Custom Style Memory on the PSR8000: 1) Select the Style to be copied. 2) Press the [STYLE CREATOR] button. 3) Press the [A] button to select ‘CUSTOM STYLE CREATOR’. 4) Press the [G] button repeatedly to display the ‘STORE/CLEAR’ page at the top of the screen. 5) Use the [B] and [C] buttons to display ‘STORE’ in the screen. 6) Use one of the Rotary Dials under the center of the screen to select a Custom Style location (‘1’ – ‘16’). 7) Press the [I] ‘EXECUTE’ button. 8) Press the [G] ‘YES’ button to confirm the storing of the Style to the internal Custom Style memory. 9) Press the [EXIT] button twice to return to the main screen. 10) Repeat steps 1-9 as necessary. (Up to sixteen Styles may be copied at a time.) Copy the Style(s) to a floppy disk: 1) Insert a formatted floppy disk into the PSR8000. 2) Press the [DISK] Button. 3) Press the [B] ‘SAVE TO DISK’ button. 4) Use the first Rotary Dial on the left (under the screen) to select ‘FLOPPY DISK’. 5) Press the [F] button to create a new folder on the disk (to store the Styles into). 6) Press the [G] button to confirm the creation of the new folder. 7) Use the [B] and [C] buttons to display ‘CUSTOM STYLE’ in the screen.
8) Press the [G] button to display ‘LIST’ to the left of the [G] button in the screen. 9) Use the Rotary Dials to put a checkmark in the numbered box for each corresponding Custom Style location containing a Style to be copied. 10) Use the [B] and [C] buttons to display the other storable parameters, and make sure all of those boxes are not selected (checked). 11) Press the [H] ‘EXECUTE’ button. 12) Press the [G] ‘YES’ button to confirm the storing of the Style to the floppy disk. Load the Style from the Floppy Disk into the Flash Memory of the PSR9000/9000PRO: NOTE: Technically, a maximum of 120 Styles can be loaded into the Flash Memory; but the amount of Styles that can be loaded depends on the overall size of the Files. If there is not enough memory to load a Style, some Styles may need to be deleted or overwritten. (See ‘Deleting Styles from Flash Memory’ below.) 1) Press the blue [AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT] button to turn it ON (LED illuminated) on the PSR9000/9000PRO. 2) Press a 'FLASH STYLE' button [I] - [VIII]. 3) Insert the floppy disk containing the Style(s) into the PSR9000/9000PRO. 4) Press the '8' [^] or [v] toggle button to display the 'STYLE MANAGER MENU'. 5) Press the [A] button to the left of the screen to begin the Style File load procedure. 6) Use the toggle buttons under the screen to select the desired drive and Style File. 7) Press the [NEXT] button. 8) Use the toggle buttons under the screen to select the Category button and Style location which the Style File will be loaded into. 9) Press the [NEXT] button. 10) Press the [G] button to the right of the screen to confirm the load.
NOTE: If there is already a Style in the desired location, an additional message is then displayed, asking to press the [G] button to overwrite the data. If the existing Style may be overwritten, press the [G] button. 11) Press the [EXIT] button twice to return to the 'FLASH STYLE' screen. The Style may now be selected for use. Deleting Style Files from Flash Memory: 1) Press the blue [AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT] button to turn it ON (LED illuminated). 2) Press a 'FLASH STYLE' button [I] - [VIII]. 3) Press the '8' [^] or [v] toggle button to display the 'STYLE MANAGER MENU'. 4) Press the [D] button to the left of the screen to begin the Style File delete procedure. 5) Use the toggle buttons under the screen to select the Category button and Style location from which the Style File will be deleted. 6) Press the [NEXT] button. 7) Press the [G] button to the right of the screen to confirm the deletion. 8) Press the [EXIT] button twice to return to the 'FLASH STYLE' screen. 'No Data' will now appear where the deleted Style had been. PSR8000 Owner's Manual, p. 70, 141-142 PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p.62-63 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p.74-75
V. Creating a User Style A Style can be created completely from scratch by first selecting 'NON STYLE' in the 'NEW STYLE ASSEMBLY' section of 'STYLE CREATOR', then saving the 'empty' Style, and finally, recording the individual parts from the 'FULL EDIT' section of 'STYLE CREATOR'. 'Assemble' the New Style Sections: 1) Press the [DIGITAL RECORDING] button. 2) Press the [B] 'STYLE CREATOR' button. 3) Press the [F] 'NEW STYLE ASSEMBLY' button. 4) Use the '4' [^] and [v] toggle buttons to select a 'BEAT' (meter) for the Style. EXAMPLE: '3/4'. 5) Press the [NEXT] button. 6) Use the '2' [^] and [v] toggle buttons to select a 'SECTION' to be created. EXAMPLE: 'MAIN A'. 7) Use the '6' [^] and [v] toggle buttons to select a 'PATTERN LENGTH' to be created. EXAMPLE: '4'. 8) Press the [NEXT] button. 9) Select a Style Pattern to be used for the first of the 8 Style Parts ('RHY1'): EXAMPLE: Category:'8 BEAT', Style:'8 Beat 2', Section:'MAIN A', Part:'RHY1', Play Type:'PLAY'.
a) Select the 'NON STYLE' Category if the Part is to be created completely from scratch.
b) Select from the other Categories to select a Style already existing in the unit.
10) Press the [NEXT] button.
11) Repeat steps 9 - 10 for the remaining 7 Parts of the Style. 12) Use the toggle buttons to select a Flash Memory location to store the Style. EXAMPLE: 'FLASH 1'. 13) Press the [NEXT] button. 14) Follow the instructions on the screen to name the Style. 15) Press the [NEXT] button. 16) Press the [G] 'OK' button. 17) Press the [EXIT] button to return to the 'STYLE CREATOR MENU' screen. Recording the New Style Sections: 1) Press the [B] 'FULL EDIT' button. 2) Press the [D] button for the 'PART RECORD' display at the bottom of the screen. 3) Use the toggle buttons to select 'REC' for the desired Part. EXAMPLE: 'REC' for the 'RHY1' Part. 4) Press the [START/STOP] button, or play the keyboard, to begin recording. 5) Play the desired notes on the keyboard. NOTE: The Rhythm Tracks ('RHY1' and 'RHY2') are used for the Rhythm Parts, and have the ability to use the [F] 'RHY. CLEAR' button; while holding this button, individual Drum Voices can be cleared by pressing the keys they are assigned to. 6) When finished, press the [START/STOP] button again. 7) At this point, various edits and changes can be made in the screen for the Track. 8) To record other Tracks, press the [D] button (in the 'BASIC' page) for the 'PART RECORD' display at the bottom of the screen, and repeat steps 3 - 7. Storing the Style: 1) Use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to display the 'STORE/CLEAR' page.
2) Use the [B] and [C] buttons to select 'STORE' in the screen. 3) Use the toggle buttons to select a Flash Memory location to store the Style. EXAMPLE: 'FLASH 1'. 4) Press the [I] 'EXECUTE' button. 5) If data currently exists in that location, press the [G] 'YES' button to overwrite it, or press the [H] 'NO' button to return to the 'STORE/CLEAR' screen. 6) Press the [EXIT] button twice to return to the Main screen. PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p. 104-118 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p. 126-140
VI. Editing Song Track Parameters Individual Song Track parameters such as Voice, Volume, Pan, Tempo, etc. can be changed by selecting the ‘MIXING CONSOLE’ function from the ‘SETUP’ page in ‘SONG CREATOR’. Changing the Voice (for example) on a Track: 1) Load the Song into the PSR9000/9000PRO. 2) Press the [DIGITAL RECORDING] button. 3) Press the [A] 'SONG CREATOR' button. 4) Press the [C] 'CURRENT SONG' button. 5) Press the [C] 'MULTI TRACK RECORD' button. 6) Use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to display the 'SET UP' page in the screen. 7) Press the [MIXING CONSOLE] button repeatedly to select Tracks 1 - 8 or Tracks 9 - 16 at the bottom of the screen. 8) Use the [1] - [8] toggle buttons under the screen to select a Track. 9) Use the [A] and [F] buttons to select 'VOICE' at the top of the screen. 10) Select a new Voice for the Track. 11) Press the [EXIT] button once. 12) Press the [I] 'EXECUTE' button. Saving the Edited Song: 1) Press the [NEXT] button to display the 'SAVE/DELETE' page in the screen. 2) Use the [B] and [C] buttons to select 'SAVE' in the screen. 3) Select the destination drive for the Song. 4) Press the [I] 'SAVE' button.
5) Press the [G] 'YES' button. 6) When completed, press the [G] 'OK' button. PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p. 93, 122-123 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p. 115, 144-145
VII. Enabling an External MIDI Device to Control Keyboard
Sections on a PSR9000/9000PRO
The PSR9000/9000PRO can be configured so that the 'RIGHT 1', 'RIGHT 2', 'RIGHT 3', and 'LEFT' Voice sections can be individually controlled by an external MIDI device. It can be configured so that an external MIDI device can control it the same way it's own keyboard does (controlling whatever sections are active on the front panel). It can also be configured so that the Auto Accompaniment section ONLY is controlled (independent of the keyboard). 1) Press the [MIDI] button. 2) Press the [A] 'All Parts' button. 3) Press the ‘8’ [v] 'SETUP' button. 4) Use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to select the 'RECEIVE' page in the 'MIDI' screen. 5) Use the [B] '^' or [C] 'v' buttons to select the desired MIDI Channel (the Channel being transmitted by the external MIDI device) in the screen. 6) Use the ‘2’ [^] or [v] toggle buttons under the screen to select a section to be triggered. EXAMPLE: 'RIGHT 1', 'RIGHT 2', 'RIGHT 3', or 'LEFT'. NOTE: To control the PSR9000/9000PRO the same way it's own keyboard does (controlling whatever sections are active on the front panel), select 'KEYBOARD'. 7) To control ONLY the Auto Accompaniment section (independent of the keyboard), do the following:
a) Use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to select the 'CHORD DETECT' page in the 'MIDI' screen.
b) Use the [B] '^', [C] 'v', and ‘1’ – ‘8’ toggle buttons to select 'ON' for the desired MIDI Channel (the Channel being transmitted by the external MIDI device) in the screen.
8) Press the [NEXT] button to select the 'STORE' page in the 'MIDI' screen.
9) Use the [B] '^' or [C] 'v' buttons to select 'NAME : All Parts' in the screen. 10) Use the ‘1’ – ‘8’ toggle buttons to name the edited MIDI Setup. 11) Press the ‘8’ [v] 'END' button when finished naming the Setup. 12) Use the ‘4’ [^] or [v] toggle buttons to select a destination to save the edited MIDI Setup to. 13) Press the [I] 'EXECUTE' button. 14) Press the [G] 'YES' button to store the Setup. 15) Press the [EXIT] button twice to return to the main screen. IMPORTANT: These settings will be lost after the unit is turned OFF, if they are not stored to Flash Memory. To permanently store the settings to Flash Memory, press the [A] button, then press the [G] 'BACKUP' button. PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p.152-153 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p.176-177
VIII. Factory Reset / Restoring Factory Data Factory Reset: WARNING: When the Factory Reset procedure is performed ALL user-stored data will be DELETED. If the current settings are not expendable, create a backup before executing the Factory Reset. 1) Turn the PSR9000/9000PRO power OFF. 2) Press and hold down the [DEMO] button. 3) While still holding down the [DEMO] button, turn ON the unit's power. The screen will display ''SETUP is INITIALIZING'. This message will disappear after a few seconds and the screen will return to its default. Restoring Factory Data: WARNING: The following steps will overwrite the current data with the original Factory Data. Specific Factory Data may be selected for loading. The two Factory Data disks may be downloaded from www.yamahapkclub.com. 1) Press the [DISK/SCSI] button. 2) Select ‘BACKUP/RESTORE’ in the screen. 3) Select ‘RESTORE’ in the screen. 4) Insert Disk 1. 5) Press the [NEXT] button once. 6) Select the type of data to be restored, by using the toggle buttons below the screen to select ‘ON’ for the desired data. For example, to restore the factory data for the One Touch Settings, select ‘ON’ under ‘OTS’. 7) After selecting the desired data, press the [NEXT] button. 8) Press the [G] ‘YES’ button to load the data into the PSR9000/9000PRO. 9) When the screen displays, ‘Please insert the next disk’, remove Disk 1 and
insert Disk 2. 10) Press the [G] ‘YES’ button to load the remaining data into the PSR9000/9000PRO. 11) When the loading is finished, the screen will display ‘Completed. Press the [EXIT] button three times to return to the main screen. IX. Loading and Deleting Styles in Flash Memory The PSR9000/9000PRO contains 1.8MB of Flash Memory for Style Files. Each Style location is allocated 16KB, 21KB, or 37KB of memory. Technically, a maximum of 120 Styles can be loaded into the Flash Memory; but the amount of Styles that can be loaded depends on the overall size of the Files. For example, any Style File smaller than 16KB will still be given a 16KB memory location. Any Style File larger than 16KB (and smaller than 21KB) will be given a 21KB memory location. Any Style File larger than 21KB (and smaller than 37KB) will be given a 37KB memory location. The 'LOAD FROM DISK' page in the 'DISK MENU' screen is not used for loading Style Files; to load Style Files into Flash Memory, the [AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT] button must be ON (LED illuminated) and a special 'STYLE MANAGER' page must be accessed. Loading Style Files into Flash Memory: 1) Press the blue [AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT] button to turn it ON (LED illuminated). 2) Press a 'FLASH STYLE' button [I] - [VIII]. 3) If the desired Style File is on a floppy diskette, insert the diskette into the disk drive. 4) Press the '8' [^] or [v] toggle button to display the 'STYLE MANAGER MENU'. 5) Press the [A] button to the left of the screen to begin the Style File load procedure. 6) Use the toggle buttons under the screen to select the desired drive and Style File. 7) Press the [NEXT] button. 8) Use the toggle buttons under the screen to select the Category button and Style location which the Style File will be loaded into.
9) Press the [NEXT] button. 10) Press the [G] button to the right of the screen to confirm the load. NOTE: If there is already a Style in the desired location, an additional message is then displayed, asking to press the [G] button to overwrite the data. If the existing Style may be overwritten, press the [G] button. 11) Press the [EXIT] button twice to return to the 'FLASH STYLE' screen. The Style may now be selected for use. Deleting Style Files from Flash Memory: 1) Press the blue [AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT] button to turn it ON (LED illuminated). 2) Press a 'FLASH STYLE' button [I] - [VIII]. 3) Press the '8' [^] or [v] toggle button to display the 'STYLE MANAGER MENU'. 4) Press the [D] button to the left of the screen to begin the Style File delete procedure. 5) Use the toggle buttons under the screen to select the Category button and Style location from which the Style File will be deleted. 6) Press the [NEXT] button. 7) Press the [G] button to the right of the screen to confirm the deletion. 8) Press the [EXIT] button twice to return to the 'FLASH STYLE' screen. 'No Data' will now appear where the deleted Style had been. PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p.62-63
9000PRO Owner's Manual, p.74-75
X. MIDI Channel Routing There are only 16 Channels available in MIDI, however two different groups of 16 can be used on the PSR9000/9000PRO, since it has two MIDI IN and OUT jacks ('MIDI A' and 'MIDI B'). The first group, Channels 1 - 16, is transmitted out the MIDI A OUT jack. The second group, Channels 17 - 32 (actually 1 - 16, but re-named to avoid confusion), is transmitted out the MIDI B OUT jack. Different sections of the keyboard (including different Song Tracks) can be routed to the MIDI OUT jacks by assigning them to the different Channels. This is done from the 'TRANSMIT' page of the 'MIDI' Menu. Song Tracks playing from disk automatically default to Channels 17 - 32. NOTE: When playing a section of the keyboard to transmit the data out the MIDI jacks, that section cannot be assigned to the same MIDI Channel twice: EXAMPLE: To assign the 'Right 1' section to Channel 17 (which actually transmits Channel 1 out the MIDI B OUT jack), the original Channel 1 (which transmits out the MIDI A jack) must be set to 'OFF'. Conversely, to assign the 'Right 1' section to Channel 1 (which transmits Channel 1 out the MIDI A OUT jack), Channel 17 (which transmits Channel 1 out the MIDI B OUT jack) must be set to 'OFF'. PSR9000 Owner's Manual (Version 2), p.151 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p.175
XI. Multi Track Recording 1) Insert a formatted floppy disk. 2) Press the [DIGITAL RECORDING] button. 3) Select ‘SONG CREATOR’ in the screen. 4) Select ‘New Song’ in the screen. 5) Select ‘Multi Track Record’ in the screen. 6) Use the toggle buttons beneath the screen to select ‘REC’ for the desired Track. 7) Press the [NEXT] button. 8) Select a desired Voice. 9) Press the [EXIT] button. 10) Press the red [START/STOP] button to begin recording the Track. 11) When finished, press the red [START/STOP] button again. 12) Press the [NEXT] button three times. 13) Press the [I] ‘SAVE’ button. 14) Press the [G] ‘YES’ button to save the data to disk. 15) Press the [G] ‘OK’ button when completed. 16) To record more Tracks, press the [BACK] button four times and repeat steps 6 - 14. Reference: PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p. 88-91 Reference: 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p. 110-113
XII. Recording Tempo Changes on a PSR9000/9000PRO Tempo changes can be recorded throughout a Song by changing the Tempo while recording to a blank Track: 1) With a Song in ‘SONG CREATOR’ mode, use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to display the SONG CREATOR' screen. 2) Press the [C] button to select 'Multi Track Record'. 3) Select an empty Track by pressing one of the ‘1’ – ‘8’ toggle buttons under the screen, in order to highlight ‘REC’ above it in the screen. 4) Press the [NEXT] button once to display the ‘RECORD' page in the screen. 5) Press the [START/STOP] button to begin recording. 6) While listening to the Song, turn the Data Dial left or right to vary the Tempo in the screen. 7) When all desired Tempo changes have been made, press the [START/STOP] button to stop the Song. 8) Press the [NEXT] button repeatedly, to display the ‘SAVE/DELETE’ page in the screen. 9) Use the ‘1’ [^] and [v] toggle buttons under the screen to select a destination for the Song. 10) Press the [I] ‘SAVE’ button to save the Song to the chosen destination. 11) Press the [G] ‘YES’ button to confirm the action. 12) When the screen displays ‘Completed’, press the [G] ‘OK’ button. 13) Press the [EXIT] button repeatedly to return to the main screen. The initial Tempo originally stored for the Song can also be changed: 1) With a Song in ‘SONG CREATOR’ mode, use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to display the SONG CREATOR' screen. 2) Press the [C] button to select 'Multi Track Record'. 3) Press the [NEXT] button repeatedly to display the ‘SET UP' page in the
screen. 4) Turn the Data Dial to select the desired initial Tempo in the screen. 5) Press the [I] ‘EXECUTE’ button to set the new Tempo. 6) Press the [NEXT] button once, to display the ‘SAVE/DELETE’ page in the screen. 7) Use the ‘1’ [^] and [v] toggle buttons under the screen to select a destination for the Song. 8) Press the [I] ‘SAVE’ button to save the Song to the chosen destination. 9) Press the [G] ‘YES’ button to confirm the action. 10) When the screen displays ‘Completed’, press the [G] ‘OK’ button. 11) Press the [EXIT] button repeatedly to return to the main screen. PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p. 88-91, 93 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p. 110-113, 115
XIII. Recording to PSR9000/9000PRO Sequencer from External
MIDI Source The on-board sequencer of the PSR9000/9000PRO can be used to record MIDI data from external sources, such as MIDI bass pedals, keyboards and hardware or computer-based sequencers. This is done by assigning the desired MIDI Receive Channels to 'Keyboard' mode. 1) Press the [MIDI] button. 2) Press the [A] 'All Parts' button to the left of the screen. 3) Press the [8] toggle button under 'Setup' in the screen. 4) Press the [NEXT] button twice to select the 'RECEIVE' page in the screen. 5) Press the [1] toggle buttons under the screen to select a desired MIDI Receive Channel. 6) Press the [2] toggle buttons under the screen to select 'KEYBOARD' for that Channel. Any MIDI Channels with 'KEYBOARD' selected will receive incoming MIDI data from an external source, which can be recorded onto a corresponding Track in the PSR9000/9000PRO 'Song Creator' section. PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p. 152 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p. 176
XIV. Transposing a Song The 'KEYBOARD TRANSPOSE' [-] and [+] buttons on the front panel of the PSR9000/9000PRO are for transposing the pitch that the keyboard plays. To “temporarily” transpose the key of a Song, use the 'TUNE' section of the 'MIXING CONSOLE' screen. To “permanently” transpose the key of a Song (and re-save it), use the 'NOTE SHIFT' feature on the ‘EDIT’ page of the ‘SONG CREATOR' . Transposing the Pitch of the Keyboard: 1) Use the 'KEYBOARD TRANSPOSE' [-] and [+] buttons on the front panel to transpose the pitch of the keyboard up or down in half-step increments. Transposing a Song (Temporarily): 1) Select a Song. 2) Press the [MIXING CONSOLE] button to the left of the screen. 3) Use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to select 'TUNE' at the top of the screen. 4) Use the '2' [^] or [v] toggle buttons under 'SONG' in the screen to transpose the Song up or down in half-step increments. Transposing a Song (Permanently): 1) Select a Song. 2) Press the [DIGITAL RECORDING] button to the left of the screen. 3) Press the [A] ‘SONG CREATOR’ button. 4) Press the [C] ‘CURRENT SONG’ button.
5) Press the [C] ‘MULTI TRACK RECORD’ button. 6) Press the [NEXT] button repeatedly, to display the ‘EDIT’ page in the screen. 7) Use the [B] and [C] buttons to select ‘NOTE SHIFT’. 8) Use the toggle buttons below the screen to select the desired transposition amounts for each Track of the Song. 9) When finished, press the [I] ‘EXECUTE’ button. 10) Press the [NEXT] button twice, to display the ‘SAVE/DELETE’ page in the screen. 11) Use the toggle buttons below the screen to select the destination for the edited Song. 12) Press the [I] ‘SAVE’ button to save the song to the destination. 13) Press the [G] ‘YES’ button to confirm the save. The Song is now saved with the new transpositions. PSR9000 Version 2 Owner's Manual, p. 93, 123 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p. 115, 145
XV. Updating the Operating System CAUTION: It is recommended that a backup of any personal PSR9000/9000PRO data be made before proceeding. The backup will require two 1.44MB (HD) floppy disks. 1) Download the latest Flash ROM Update file from www.yamahapkclub.com, and follow the directions for saving to disk. 2) Turn on the PSR9000/9000PRO while holding down the [START] button. The ‘Program Installer’ page will appear. 3) Press the [B] button to load the Main Program. 4) Insert the “Main Program - Disk 1” disk. 5) Press the [START/STOP] button. 6) Follow the instructions in the screen, and complete loading all the Main Program Disks. 7) After loading is completed, the screen will display ‘Completed’. Press the [EXIT] button once, to return to the main Program Installer screen. 8) Eject the floppy disk. 9) Press the [C] button to load the Sub Program. 10) Insert the “Sub Program” disk. 11) Press the [START/STOP] button. 12) After loading is completed, the screen will display ‘Completed’. Eject the floppy disk. 13) Press the [EXIT] button once and the PSR9000/9000PRO will restart with the new version.
Verifying the Version: 1) Press the [FUNCTION] button. 2) Press the [H] ‘UTILITY’ button. 3) Use the [BACK] and [NEXT] buttons to display the ‘CONFIGURATION’ page. 4) Press the [D] ‘SYSTEM INFORMATION’ button. The Operating System should display as Main: Ver X.XX Sub: Ver X.XX. 5) Press the [EXIT] button three times to return to the main screen.
XVI. Using a PSR9000/9000PRO with an MFC10 MIDI Foot
Controller
The PSR9000/9000PRO contains Setup functions which help to create settings for both itself and the MFC10. Initial Preparation: 1) Turn ON the MFC10. NOTE: Make sure that the 2 switches in the back are set to 'NORMAL' and 'MIDI'. 2) Connect a MIDI cable from the MFC10 'MIDI OUT' to the PSR9000/9000PRO 'MIDI B IN'. 3) Connect a MIDI cable from the PSR9000/9000PRO 'MIDI B OUT' to the MFC10 'MIDI IN'. 4) Select the MIDI Channel for the MFC10: a) Press the [MEMORY EDIT] and [FC EDIT] buttons simultaneously.
b) Press the [INC/YES] or [DEC/NO] buttons to select a MIDI Channel EXAMPLE: ‘C16’ for MIDI Channel 16. c) Press the [WRITE/EXIT] button. The LED display will flash. d) Press the [INC/YES] button to confirm the setting.
Easy Setup (for a Quick Preset Setup Template): 1) Turn ON the PSR9000/9000PRO. NOTE: Make sure that the 'HOST SELECT' switch in the back of the PSR9000/9000PRO is set to 'MIDI'. 2) Press the [MIDI] button. 3) Press the button under 'MFC10' in the screen. 4) Press the [A] button to select 'Easy Setup' in the screen.
5) Turn ON the [FUNCTION] button on the MFC10 (red LED illuminates). 6) Press the [NEXT] button on the PSR9000/9000PRO. 7) Use the ‘7’ [^] or [v] toggle buttons to select the MIDI Channel which the MFC10 has been set to in the above section. EXAMPLE: ‘16’. 8) Press the [NEXT] button again. 9) Select one of the preset setup Templates in the PSR9000/9000PRO screen. EXAMPLE: 'ACMP Control'. 10) Press the [NEXT] button. (Note the MFC10 button assignments.) 11) Press the [NEXT] button again. 12) Press the [EXIT] button. 13) Unplug the MIDI cable from the PSR9000/9000PRO 'MIDI B OUT' jack. The MFC10 buttons and foot controller will now control the assigned functions on the PSR9000/9000PRO. Full Setup (for Creating Customized Templates): In the following example, a custom Template will be created from a preset one, using the MFC10 to control the Volume of the PSR9000/9000PRO 'R2' section, and to turn Vocal Harmony ON/OFF. 1) Turn ON the PSR9000/9000PRO. NOTE: Make sure that the 'HOST SELECT' switch in the back of the PSR9000/9000PRO is set to 'MIDI'. 2) Press the [MIDI] button. 3) Press the button under 'MFC10' in the screen. 4) Press the [B] button to select 'Full Setup' in the screen. 5) Turn ON the [FUNCTION] button on the MFC10 (red LED illuminates).
6) Press the [NEXT] button on the PSR9000/9000PRO. 7) Use the ‘7’ [^] or [v] toggle buttons to select the MIDI Channel which the MFC10 has been set to in the above section. EXAMPLE: ‘16’. 8) Press the [NEXT] button again. 9) Select a preset Template in the screen. EXAMPLE: 'DSP CONTROL'. 10) Press the [NEXT] button. 11) Assign functions to the Foot Controllers in the screen. EXAMPLE: Assign '1(INT.) VOLUME' to 'RIGHT 2'. (This allows the built-in Foot Controller of the MFC10 to control the Volume of the PSR9000/9000PRO 'R2' section.) 12) Press the [NEXT] button. 13) Assign functions to the Foot Switches in the screen. EXAMPLE: Switch 'F06' is already set up to control Vocal Harmony ON/OFF. 14) Press the [NEXT] button. 15) Press the ‘4’ [^] or [v] toggle button to select an empty Template location in the screen. EXAMPLE: '05 :No Data'. 16) Press the [NEXT] button. 17) Name the custom Template. 18) When finished, press the button under 'END' in the screen. 19) Press the [G] button twice. 20) Unplug the MIDI cable from the PSR9000/9000PRO 'MIDI B OUT' jack. 21) Press the [EXIT] button.
22) Select a desired Voice for the 'R1' section, and then the 'R2' section. The MFC10 Foot Controller will now control the Volume of the PSR9000/9000PRO 'R2' section. The MFC10 Foot Switch [6] will now toggle the PSR9000/9000PRO Vocal Harmony function ON/OFF. Backup the Template Settings on the PSR9000/9000PRO: 1) Press the [A] button. 2) Press the [G] button to backup the new settings. MFC10 Owner’s Manual, p. 24 PSR9000 Owner's Manual, p. 154-155 9000PRO Owner's Manual, p. 178-179
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