Yamaha SHS-10 - Manuels

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Enjoy the Demonstration To give you an idea of what the versatile SHS-10 can do, a demonstration has been included so you can hear some of the many exciting sounds it can produce. 1. Switch OnBegin by sliding the POWER switch © to the ON position. The LED display @ will tight, displaying "00....

4. Play the Keyboard You can now play the selected voice on the SHS-10 keyboard. Go back and repeat step 3 to select a different voice. *lf you hear no sound or a chordal sound when playing notes on the keyboard, you may have pressed one of the MODE but­tons by mistake prior to selecting a voice. If...

2. Tune Up or Down Press the + or — parameter change button @ to tune up or down, respectively. The tuning parameter range is from —15 to 15. '"0" is standard pitch. The maximum set­ting of 15 increases the pitch by nearly a half-tone, and the minimum setting of —15 decreases the pitch by ne...

Using Effects The SHS-10 offers a selection of effects that can add life and expression to the basic voices. Sustain The SHS-10 SUSTAIN button @ works rather like the sustain pedal on a piano, allowing the notes to linger and fade out after you've lifted your fingers from the keys. Simply hold down ...

*The speed of the portamento slide can be varied over a range of 1 through 5 by pressing either the or PARAM­ ETER CHANGE button ® while hold­ing down the PORTAMENTO button @ . The value of the portamento time setting will be shown on the LED display. Press the "*+** button to increase the porta...

Selecting and Using a Rhythm Accompani­ment The SHS-10 offers a selection of 25 differ­ent rhythm patterns using internally gener­ated drum and percussion sounds that you can play along with. 1. Set the Style Selection Mode The five voice/style number buttons @ are used to select rhythm styles as we...

3. Press the START/STOP Button Press the START/STOP button @ to be­gin playback of the selected rhythm pat­tern. Press the START/STOP button a second time to stop rhythm playback. AM rhythm patterns are composed of two measures. Note that while the accompaniment is playing, two dots above the two di...

SYNCHRO START/ ENCHNG *The SYNCHRO START/ENDING button can be pressed a second time before you play on the keyboard to de activate the synchro-start mode. *The SYNCHRO START/ENDING button @ can also be used to add a rhythm ending to accompaniment started using the START/STOP button @ . *lf the STOP ...

2. Increase or Decrease the Tempo Press the + or - parameter change button @ to increase or decrease the tempo, respectively. The tempo parameter can be varied between —19 and 19, with —19 be­ ing the slowest and 19 the fastest tempo. A setting of 0 corresponds to a tempo of 120 beats per minute. *l...

Adding Fill-ins Pressing any one of the three INTRO/FILL IN buttons @) adds an intro or variation (fill in) to the rhythm pattern. The fill-ins are different for each accompaniment style, so try them out to get a feel for their sound. To use one of the variations as an introduction, press the approp...

4. Play a Chord The SHS-10 Auto Bass Chord accompani­ ment system requires you to play a three- note or four-note chord in order to com­ pute and play an appropriate accompani­ment pattern. The SHS IO recognizes and will create accompaniment based on the following chord types in the Auto Bass Chord ...

Use the INTRO/FILL IN buttons @) to add different variations to the accompani­ ment.The tempo of the accompaniment can be changed as described in the ""Adjusting the Tempo"' section on page 17. The volume of the accompaniment can be changed as described in the '"Adjusting the Accompa...

Auto Bass If you want the SHS-10 to produce only a rhythm pattern and bass line for accom­ paniment — letting you play the chords yourself — begin by pressing the AUTO BASS mode select button © , then carry on from step 3 of the procedure described for Auto Bass Chord. You play the chords, and the S...

Single-finger Auto Bass Chord This super-easy auto-accompaniment fea­ ture lets you produce chord accompani­ment without actually having to play chords, A single finger lets you create any major chord, while two or three fingers are used to create minor, seventh and minor- seventh chords — but you d...

The Chord Sequencer The SHS-10 is the ultimate in automatic accompaniment. It automatically plays a full chord progression in the selected style, over which you can play a lead line in any selected voice. You can even program your own chord progressions.The chord sequencer has three '"banks"...

3. Play Along on the Keyboard You can select any of the SHS-10's 25 voices to play a lead line on the keyboard while the chord sequence is playing. 4. Stop or Add an Ending to the Chord Sequence The initially programmed chord sequences will play back continually until stopped. Press the START/STOP b...

Recording an Original Chord Sequence You can record any chord progression you like in any of the chord sequencer banks, including fill ins and an ending if desired. About 150 chords may be recorded in each bank.1. Select the Desired Accompaniment Style Select the style of accompaniment you wish to u...

MIDI MIDI, the Musical Instrument Digital Inter­ face, is an advanced digital interface that allows digital musical instruments like the SHS-10 to "communicate" with one anoth­ er. The SHS-10 has a MIDI OUT terminal that can be connected to a MIDI tone gen­erator system, causing the external...