Yamaha aw16g Manual Do Utilizador
Various types of playback
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Adjusting the position of a locate point or
marker
Here’s how you can adjust the position of a previously-
registered locate point or marker.
registered locate point or marker.
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In the Work Navigate section, repeatedly
press the [SONG] key or hold down the
[SONG] key and use the CURSOR [
press the [SONG] key or hold down the
[SONG] key and use the CURSOR [
]/[
]
keys to access the POINT page.
In the POINT page you can adjust the time location
of each locate point and marker.
of each locate point and marker.
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LOCATOR button
B
MARKER button
These buttons select whether the screen will show
locate points or markers. The button that is currently
turned on will be highlighted.
locate points or markers. The button that is currently
turned on will be highlighted.
C
Locator point/marker display area
This area shows a list of the locate points or mark-
ers, depending on whether you have selected the
LOCATOR button or the MARKER button.
ers, depending on whether you have selected the
LOCATOR button or the MARKER button.
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If you want to adjust the position of a locate
point, make sure that the LOCATE button is
turned on (highlighted) in the display.
point, make sure that the LOCATE button is
turned on (highlighted) in the display.
When the LOCATOR button is on, the POINT page
will display the positions of each locate point.
will display the positions of each locate point.
1
Locate points
Shows the type of locate point and its abbreviation.
B
POSITION
Shows the position of each locate point as time
code or the counter display format.
code or the counter display format.
C
MEAS
Shows the position of each locate point as mea-
sures/beats. This value is calculated according to
the tempo and time signature of the tempo map (
sures/beats. This value is calculated according to
the tempo and time signature of the tempo map (
The format in which the position is displayed will
depend on the locate point. The following table
shows the display format for each locate point.
depend on the locate point. The following table
shows the display format for each locate point.
Tip!
Tip!
If a locate point has not been registered, the numerical
field will indicate “–”.
field will indicate “–”.
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Move the cursor to the locate point value
that you want to adjust, and turn the [DATA/
JOG] dial to change the value.
that you want to adjust, and turn the [DATA/
JOG] dial to change the value.
Only in the case of the Start point, a “Change
START Position?” popup window will ask you for
confirmation when you attempt to change the
value. Move the cursor to the OK button and press
the [ENTER] key, and then change the value.
START Position?” popup window will ask you for
confirmation when you attempt to change the
value. Move the cursor to the OK button and press
the [ENTER] key, and then change the value.
Note
Note
Changing the Start point will mean that locations already
recorded in a track will move relative to the measure
lines defined by the tempo map. Please be aware of this if
you are using measure display for the metronome or for
the quick loop sampler.
recorded in a track will move relative to the measure
lines defined by the tempo map. Please be aware of this if
you are using measure display for the metronome or for
the quick loop sampler.
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To adjust the location of a marker, move the
cursor to the MARKER button in the display
and press the [ENTER] key.
cursor to the MARKER button in the display
and press the [ENTER] key.
When the MARKER button is on, the POINT page
will list the markers that have been registered.
will list the markers that have been registered.
1
List
Lists the markers that have been registered. The line
that is enclosed by a dotted frame is selected for
operations.
that is enclosed by a dotted frame is selected for
operations.
B
MARKER
These are the marker numbers 01–99.
C
POSITION
Shows the position of each marker, in the counter
display format.
display format.
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Locate
point
POSITION field
MEAS field
REL.ZERO
Time code
START
Time code
Measure/beat
END
Time code
Measure/beat
IN
Counter display format
Measure/beat
OUT
Counter display format
Measure/beat
A
Counter display format
Measure/beat
B
Counter display format
Measure/beat
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