Yamaha AN200 사용자 설명서

Chapter 14  Pattern Recording

Now that you’ve created a new Pattern, you’ll want to save it for future recall.  The Store function lets you do 
this quickly and easily.  And remember, any and all changes you’ve made to the accompanying Voice — 
including your knob and button settings, Free EG moves, and Effect edits — are stored with the Pattern, too.

The AN200 gives you 128 User memory spaces for saving your original Patterns.

■ Turn Memory Protect Off • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 

Before you store, make sure the Memory Protect function is off.  If it is on, you won’t be able to store your 
Pattern.

You may have to press the button more than once to call up the “Prot” 
(Memory Protect) display below.

(“oFF”).

Unless you’ve changed the setting yourself, Memory Protect will probably be off. 

Pitch
Determines the pitch of the selected note.  For the Synth track, this is 
expressed as note names; for the Rhythm tracks, it is expressed as num-
ber of semitone steps.  (The small “o” in the note name display designates 
accidentals.  For example, “

” corresponds to G#.)

Range
C-2 — G8 (-64 — 24 for Rhythm tracks)

Gate Time
Determines the length of the selected note.  The higher the value, the 
longer the note length.  For sounds that have a short decay, higher values 
may have little to no effect.

Range
1 — 1600

Velocity
Determines the volume of the selected note.  Use this parameter especially 
to create accents in the Pattern.

Range
0 — 127 

Instrument Select
Determines the instrument sound for the selected note.  This parameter is 
available only for the Rhythm tracks.

Range
(Refer to list on page 140.)