Yamaha MOTIF XS8 User Manual

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Basic Structure
MOTIF XS Owner’s Manual
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Basic Structure
Basic Operation
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1 Sets the Part EQ parameters applied to each 
part in the EQ display (page 144) of 
Performance Part Edit. 
2 Determines the Send Level/Return Level to/
from the Reverb/Chorus and the signal level 
sent from the Chorus to the Reverb. 
This block also selects the Effect Types of Reverb and 
Chorus respectively and sets the related parameters. 
These can be set in the Connect display (page 149) 
and the Reverb display/Chorus display (page 150) of 
Performance Common Edit. 
3 Selects the Master Effect type and sets the 
Effect parameters in the Master Effect display 
(page 146) of P
erformance Common Edit. 
4 Sets the Master EQ parameters in the Master 
EQ display (page 146) of Performance 
Common Edit. 
n The Effect settings of 1 – 3 in the Voice mode illustrated on 
page 69 are available also in the Performance mode. 
1 Sets the Part EQ parameters applied to each 
part in the EQ display (page 236) of Mixing Part 
Edit. 
2 Selects the eight Parts to which the Insertion 
Effect is applied from Parts 1 – 16 and the AD 
Part. 
This can be set in the Insertion Effect Switch display 
(page 234) of the Mixing Edit. 
3 Determines the Send Level/Return Level to/
from the Reverb/Chorus and the signal level 
sent from the Chorus to the Reverb. 
This block also selects the Effect Types of Reverb and 
Chorus respectively and sets the related parameters. 
These can be set in the Connect display (page 234) 
and the Reverb display/Chorus display (page 235) of 
Mixing Common Edit. 
4 Selects the Master Effect type and sets the 
Effect parameters in the Master Effect display 
(page 234) of Mixing Common Edit.
 
5 Sets the Master EQ parameters in the Master 
n The Effect settings of 1 – 3 in the Voice mode illustrated on 
page 69 are available for up to eight parts for which the 
Insertion Effect is turned on. 
Effect Category and Type
This section explains the Effect categories and their types. 
The Effect Type list described below for each category 
contains the columns: Rev (Reverb), Cho (Chorus), Ins 
(Insertion) and Mas (Master Effect). The checkmarks 
indicated in these columns means the Effect Type is 
available for each block. These Effect types (with the 
checkmarks indicated in each list) can be selected from 
the panel controls. 
Reverb
Also called “reverberation,” this refers to the sound energy 
remaining in a room or closed space after the original 
sound stops. Similar to yet different from echo, reverb is the 
indirect, diffuse sound of reflections from the walls and 
ceiling that accompany the direct sound. The 
characteristics of this indirect sound depends on the size 
of the room or space and the materials and furnishings in 
the room. Reverb Effect types use digital signal processing 
to simulate these characteristics.
Mixing mode
1
2
3
4
5
Mixing
Part
Part EQ
Part 1 – 16
AD Part
Voice
Insertion A/B
Send
Level
Return 
Level
Reverb
Chorus To 
Reverb
Chorus
Master Effect
Master EQ
Effect Type
Rev
Cho
Ins
Description
REV-X HALL
Reverb emulating the 
acoustics of a concert hall 
using the REV-X technology. 
R3 HALL
Reverb emulating the 
acoustics of a concert hall 
using the algorithm derived 
from the Yamaha ProR3.