Yamaha VL70-m User Manual

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The Controls & Connectors
The Controls & Connectors
The following brief descriptions of the VL70-m controls and connectors
should help you to understand the overall logic of the interface.
Front Panel
q
[POWER/VOL] Control
Press to turn power ON or OFF. Rotate to adjust
overall output volume (clockwise to increase the
volume).
w
Breath Controller Jack
An optional Yamaha BC3, BC2 or BC1 Breath
Controller can be plugged in here.
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e
WX IN Jack
Allows direct connection of a Yamaha WX-
series Wind MIDI Controller such as the WX11
or WX7, without the need for a WT11 or BT7
wind controller interface.
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PHONES Jack
Accepts a standard pair of stereo headphones
(stereo mini phone plug) for headphone monitor-
ing of the VL70-m sound without the need for
external amplification equipment. The volume of
the headphone sound is adjusted via the
[POWER/VOL] control.
t
Display
This large backlit liquid crystal display panel
shows all parameters and prompts necessary for
easy, efficient operation and programming of the
VL70-m. The display contrast can be adjusted as
described on page 99.
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y
[PLAY] Button
Press this button to select the VL70-m PLAY
mode in which voices can be selected and
played. If the PLAY mode is already selected,
pressing the [PLAY] button causes the currently
selected voice to sound — a convenient test
feature.
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u
[EDIT] Button
Activates the VL70-m EDIT mode in which
voices can be edited to create new sounds.
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i
[UTIL] Button
Selects the VL70-m UTILITY mode. The
UTILITY mode includes a range of important
utility functions that affect operation of the
VL70-m: SYSTEM SETUP, DUMP OUT,
INITIALIZE, and DEMO SONG.
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[EFFECT] Button
Selects the VL70-m EFFECT mode in which the
built-in reverb, chorus, variation, and distortion
effects can be assigned and edited as required.
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!0
[MODE] Button
Accesses the VL70-m sound module mode
selection function.
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!1
[BREATH] Button
Selects the BREATH SETTING which includes
parameters that determine how the VL70-m
responds to control from a breath controller,
WX-series Wind MIDI Controller, or similar
device.
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