Yamaha Tyros2 Manual Do Proprietário
Quick Guide
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Tyros2 Owner’s Manual
Reference on page 175
Connecting a microphone
1
Set the [TRIM] control on the rear panel and the [INPUT VOLUME]
on the front panel both to “MIN.”
on the front panel both to “MIN.”
2
Connect a microphone to the L/L+R/MIC jack.
The L/L+R/MIC jack accepts 1/4" phone plugs.
3
Turn the power on.
4
Adjust the [TRIM] control on the rear panel and the [INPUT VOL-
UME] on the front panel while singing into the microphone.
UME] on the front panel while singing into the microphone.
• Since the input level from the microphone may be low, set the [TRIM] control close
to “MAX.”
• Adjust the controls while checking the OVER and SIGNAL lamps.
Singing Along with Lyrics
Try playing a song that contains lyric data, then sing along with it using the connected microphone.
1
Select a song that contains lyric data (page 44).
2
Press the [LYRICS/TEXT] button to call up the Lyrics display.
The Tyros2 is equipped with an input jack, letting you con-
nect another audio source—such as a microphone for your
voice, an electric guitar, or a CD player—and mix it with the
sounds of the Tyros2. The fun doesn’t stop there, however.
With the Vocal Harmony feature (page 48), you can also
apply various harmony and echo effects to your voice or
guitar playing. Or use the Tyros2 for karaoke and sing-
alongs—applying various DSP effects to your voice, as you
sing with the auto accompaniment or song playback.
nect another audio source—such as a microphone for your
voice, an electric guitar, or a CD player—and mix it with the
sounds of the Tyros2. The fun doesn’t stop there, however.
With the Vocal Harmony feature (page 48), you can also
apply various harmony and echo effects to your voice or
guitar playing. Or use the Tyros2 for karaoke and sing-
alongs—applying various DSP effects to your voice, as you
sing with the auto accompaniment or song playback.
• To avoid possible feedback or
other interference, separate the
microphone from the speakers as
much as possible.
microphone from the speakers as
much as possible.
NOTE
• Since the L/L+R/MIC jack is
highly sensitive, it may pick up
and produce noise when noth-
ing is connected. To avoid this,
always set the INPUT VOLUME
to minimum when nothing is
connected to the L/L+R/MIC
jack.
and produce noise when noth-
ing is connected. To avoid this,
always set the INPUT VOLUME
to minimum when nothing is
connected to the L/L+R/MIC
jack.
IMPORTANT
The OVER lamp lights when the input
level is too high. Make sure to adjust the
INPUT VOLUME so that this lamp does
not light.
level is too high. Make sure to adjust the
INPUT VOLUME so that this lamp does
not light.
The SIGNAL lamp lights to indicate that
an audio signal is being received.
an audio signal is being received.
• Make sure to set the [INPUT VOL-
UME] to “MIN” before performing
the following operations.
• Connecting a microphone to the
the following operations.
• Connecting a microphone to the
Tyros2
• Removing a microphone from
the Tyros2
• Turning the Tyros2’s power off
• You may find that microphone
sound is distorted, even though
the OVER lamp is not lit. If so, try
setting the [TRIM] control on the
rear panel close to “MIN” and
adjusting the [INPUT VOLUME]
control on the front panel until the
level is appropriate.
the OVER lamp is not lit. If so, try
setting the [TRIM] control on the
rear panel close to “MIN” and
adjusting the [INPUT VOLUME]
control on the front panel until the
level is appropriate.
• Since the input level from the
mixer or audio equipment may be
high, set the [TRIM] control on the
rear panel close to “MIN.”
high, set the [TRIM] control on the
rear panel close to “MIN.”
• Keep in mind that setting the
[TRIM] control to “MIN” does not
set the volume to zero (no sound).
To set the volume to zero, turn the
[INPUT VOLUME] control to “MIN.”
set the volume to zero (no sound).
To set the volume to zero, turn the
[INPUT VOLUME] control to “MIN.”
NOTE
Singing with a Connected Microphone