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Yamaha PSR540 manual

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  • Page 1

    Service & Support http://solutionsnetwork .y am aha.com PSR540 Mu lti Track Reco rding T utorial The PSR540 is equipped with a 16 Track real-tim e sequenc er. The s equencer data is stored direc tly to an IBM for matted 720KB ( 2DD) floppy disk, with a capacity of 65,000 notes, or a 1.44MB (HD) floppy disk, with a capacity of 130,000 notes. The[...]

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    3) Press the [EXIT] button. Selecting an Auto A ccompanimen t Style: 1) Press the [STYLE] button. 2) Type in the number of the Auto Accom panim ent Style on the numeric k eypad. 3) Tak e note of the Trac ks that c ontain Accom panim ent data. This is necess ary inform ation when selecting the Ac com panim ent Trac ks in the Rec ording Procedure. NO[...]

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    8) Press the [+] button to set the Track to record. NOTE: Repeat steps 6 an d 8 to enable other Accompaniment Par ts to be recorded. 9) Press the [NEXT ] button. T he screen will display 'Rehearsal'. 10) Press the [NEXT ] button. 11) Select one of the following options: a) Recording with an Intro: 1] Press the [INTRO] button. 2] Play the [...]

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    3) Select one of the following options: a) Recording a new Song. 1] Press the [NEXT ] button. 2] Proceed to s tep 4. b) Selecting a previous ly recor ded Song. 1] Press the [+] button until the screen displays the Song title. 2] Press the [NEXT ] button. 3] Proceed to s tep 4. 4) Press the [+] button until the screen displays 'RecMode=MultiRec[...]

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    press the [RECORD] button. TIP: Save the Song each time it r eaches a new satis factory lev el or when multiple takes of the s ame part are being recor ded. b) Cancel the save operation. 1] Press the [-] button. 2] Return to step 10 to re-record the T rack . III) Recording Keyboard and A uto A ccompaniment Parts Simultaneously: Setting the A uto A [...]

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    2) Press the [NEXT ] button. T he screen will display '001 New Song'. 3) Press the [NEXT ] button. 4) Press the [+] button. The screen will display 'RecMode=MultiRec'. 5) Press the [NEXT ] button three tim es. T he scr een will display 'Rec Part T01=R1'. 6) Press one of the Auto Acc ompanim ent T rack buttons, [9] - [1[...]

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    16) Press the [NEXT ] button. 17) Select one of the following options: a) Recording with an Intro: 1] Press the [INTRO] button. 2] Play the key board. 3] Proceed to s tep 18. b) Recording without an Intro: 1] Press either the [ M AI N A] or [M A IN B] button. 2] Play the key board. 3] Proceed to s tep 18. c) Recording without having to play the key[...]

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    4) Press the [NEXT ] button. T he screen will display 'RecMode Tx x=Ply'. 5) Press the [+] button. The screen will display 'RecMode T xx=Rec'. 6) Press the [NEXT ] button. T he screen will display 'Rehearsal'. 7) If nec essary, select a Voice for R1. a) Press the [VOICE R1] button. b) Type in the number of the Voice on[...]