Yamaha qs300 User Manual

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Settings: off, on

This determines whether the selected channel’s Voice is
played monophonically (only one note at a time) or poly-
phonically (up to 32 notes at a time).

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Settings: single, multi, inst

This determines how the Voices are sounded when two or
more notes are played from the same key.  When this is set
to single and the same key is played twice, the first note is
cut off as soon as the second note is played.  When set to
multi and the same key is played twice, the first note
continues to sound and is overlapped by the second note.
When set to inst (instrument) and a drum kit is selected,
each instrument sounds according to its own settings.  For
normal Voices, the inst setting is the same as multi.

Path: 

s

 

➞

 

$

 (Multi) 

➞

 

*

@

 (Inst) 

➞

 

*

^

 (Md/Vel)

* Pressing this may not be necessary if the appropriate page has already been called up.

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Range: 0 — 127

This determines the volume range over which velocity
affects.  For lower values, the velocity affects a volume
range from minimum to medium-loud.  For higher values,
velocity affects a range from medium-soft to maximum.

Assign Mode

Velocity Sensitivity Offset

Velocity Sensitivity Depth

Mono Mode

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○

Level

0

96

127

64

32

127

Velocity

at 96

at 64

at 32

HINT: For best results, set this parameter after setting Velocity
Sensitivity Depth (below).

NOTE: Depending on the Voice used, if Velocity Sensitivity
Offset is set to too low of a value, the Voice may not sound, no
matter how strong the velocity.

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Range: 0 — 127

This determines the degree to which velocity affects the
selected channel’s Voice.  Higher values make the Voice
more sensitive to changes in velocity.