Yamaha KX61 Manual Do Utilizador

When using Cubase, the functions related to the 
operations of the Preset Browser are assigned to 
the CUBASE FUNCTION [A] and [B] buttons.

■ CUBASE FUNCTION [A]: 
Pressing this button calls up the Preset Browser. 
Pressing this button while the Preset Browser is 
shown switches between calling up and hiding the 
Filter section at left half of the Preset Browser. 

■ CUBASE FUNCTION [B]: 
Pressing this button while the Preset Browser is 
shown enables or removes a selection of the item to 
which you have already moved the focus. Move the 
focus to the item which is not selected currently 
then press this button to actually select the item. To 
remove the selection of the item, move the focus to 
the item which is currently selected, then press this 
button. 

■ CUBASE FUNCTION [A] + [B]: 
Pressing these two buttons simultaneously resets 
the Filter settings. In other words, selection of all the 
items in the Filter section will be removed. 

You can assign the different functions from the 
above to the CUBASE FUNCTION [A] and [B] 
buttons as desired. For details, refer to the next 
section. 

The buttons for controlling Cubase can be changed 
as desired. To do this, follow the instructions below:

Select “Device Setup” from the Device 
menu.
The “Device Setup” dialog appears.

The following buttons are assignable.
• [ADD INSTRUMENT TRACK] button
• [VSTi WINDOW] button
• CUBASE FUNCTION[A] and [B] buttons
• PROGRAM[DEC] and [INC] buttons
• [ASSIGN 1] and [ASSIGN 2] buttons
• [MUTE] button
• [SOLO] button

Click the Category column of the desired 
button, then select the desired Category 
from the pop-up menu.
When selecting a Category that includes 
multiple commands, click the Command 
column, then select the desired function from 
the pop-up menu.
The commands available for assignment 
depend on the selected category. For example, 
selecting the “MIDI” category allows you to call 
up various MIDI-related commands, such as 
Quantize, Velocity, etc.

Click [OK] after completing the setup.
The “Device Setup” dialog closes.

There are many Categories and many Commands 
within each Category. You may want to spend some 
time and check them out at your leisure. That way 
you can find the commands you need to use the 
most in your music production, and find the ones 
that best suit your personal preferences and your 
own workflow.

NOTE

For information on the assigned functions of 
these buttons when using DAW software 
other than Cubase, see page 34.

Category

Command

Click “Yamaha KX.”