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1.
Press the [FUNCTION MENU] button.
2.
Press the [Output Assign] field in the bottom row.
3.
Depending on the group the desired part belongs
to, press the [Keyboard Parts], [Style Parts] or [Song
Parts] field so that it is displayed in white.
In the above example, the Keyboard Parts section has
been selected.
4.
Press the field assigned to the desired part so that it
is displayed in white.
5.
Use the [TEMPO/DATA] dial or the [DATA] but-
ton/Numeric Entry to select the desired OUTPUT
socket(s):
1L/R— The part is connected to the OUTPUT 1 sock-
ets. Its stereo position can be controlled using the Pan-
Pot parameter. Such a part can also be processed by
the VA-76’s internal effects.
2L/R— The part is connected to the OUTPUT 2 [L]
and [R] sockets. Its stereo position can be set using the
PanPot parameter.
2L— The part is connected to the OUTPUT 2 [L]
socket.
2R— The part is connected to the OUTPUT 2 [R]
socket. Choosing “2L” for one part and “2R” for
another thus allows you to process two VA-76 parts
separately using external effects.
Note: If you select a “2” option, the part’s volume can no
longer be controlled using the [VOLUME] knob, nor can
such a part be connected to the internal effects.
6.
Press [EXIT] to return to the Master page.
Note: The Output Assign settings are written to a User Pro-
gram, thus providing even greater flexibility.
8.4 Effects and Equalizer
The VA-76 is equipped with three programmable
effects (Reverb, Chorus, and Delay), a multi-effector
(called Insertion M-FX) and a parametric two-band
equalizer.
Note: Any changes to the effects programs apply to all parts,
as there is only one Reverb, one Chorus, one Delay, and one
Equalizer (EQ). What can be specified for every part indi-
vidually, though, is the amount of effect to be applied (effect
depth/send).
Note: The M-FX is only available for the Keyboard parts,
while the Delay is not available for the M.Drums or
A.Drums part.
Note: The VariPhrase and Audio In parts use separate
Reverb and Chorus effects.
Note: Parts assigned to an OUTPUT 2 socket cannot be
processed using the internal effects.
Applying Reverb, Chorus, or Delay to a
part
1.
On the selected Mixer page (see page 112) select the
part group ([Keybrd] or [Style]) and the part whose
effect send setting you wish to change.
Do not forget to press the [Keybrd Mixer] or [Style
Mixer] field to gain access to the desired part. The
effect send settings specify the part level for the signal
that is fed to the Reverb, Chorus, and Delay effect
respectively. Setting high Reverb, Chorus, and Delay
values means that you effectively increase the effect
level.
As you see, one Palette page of the Keyboard Mixer
level looks a little different. That is because neither the
VariPhrase nor the M.Drums part can be processed
with the Delay effect.
2.
Press the [Delay] field and modify the Delay send
level.
3.
Press the [Chorus] field and modify the Chorus
send level.
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- V-Arranger Keyboard 1
- 128-voice polyphony 1
- Features 4
- Unpacking your VA-76 5
- Useful options 6
- Compatibility note 6
- Important notes 7
- Contents 9
- 8. Mixer, effects and editing 10
- 12. Programming User Styles 10
- 1. Panel descriptions 12
- VA-76 – Front panel 13
- BACKGROUND 14
- MELODIC RHYTHMIC USER 14
- 1.2 Rear panel 16
- 2. Setting up and demo songs 17
- If you selected ALL DEMO 18
- If you selected TONE DEMO: 19
- If you selected STYLE DEMO: 19
- Left hand: 20
- Arranger control 20
- Right hand: melody (Key 20
- 3.3 The Master page 22
- KEYBOARD MODE USER PROGRAM 23
- CONTROLLERS EFFECTS ONE TOUCH 23
- 2~4 bars 24
- 2~4 bars max. 1 bar 24
- 2~4 bars max. 1 bar 2~4 bars 24
- Super Tones 26
- Using VariPhrases 27
- RAM information field 29
- Minus One playback 30
- UP1 linked to Song 31
- 4. VA-76 clinics 32
- Split point in Arranger mode 33
- KEYBOARD PARTS 34
- LW1, LW2, MBS, UP1, UP2 34
- 4.2 Tone clinic 35
- (Customize Preferred Tone) 38
- Selecting different Tone Maps 39
- Map information 40
- VA-76 – Tone clinic 41
- 4.3 VariPhrase clinic 43
- Key Assign 44
- Adding realtime expression 46
- TEMPO/TAP 47
- Reverb and Chorus depth 48
- Single Part/Palette 48
- 4.4 Expression clinic 49
- Maximum 50
- Transposition 51
- Sustain Footswitch (Hold) 53
- Expression (Foot Pedal) 53
- Metronome 54
- 4.5 Using live vocals 55
- Single Part 56
- Selecting Music Styles 57
- Disk User 59
- Orchestrator and Morphing 60
- 1st Style 2nd Style 61
- Drums Bass, Accomp 61
- Bass Drums, Accomp 61
- Accomp Drums, Bass 61
- 4.7 Song Composer clinic 63
- Your playing is recorded 64
- Arranger playback is recorded 64
- Saving your song to disk 65
- Alphanumeric keypad 66
- 5.1 Playing with the User 67
- 5.2 Sampling your own phrases 68
- About the phrase RAM memory 69
- Start End 70
- Normalize 71
- Encoding the phrase 72
- Measure, Beat, Tempo 73
- Event Sense 73
- Saving your VariPhrase 74
- 5.3 Phrase Parameters 75
- Amplitude 76
- Phrase Ctrl 76
- Portamento 77
- Type (portamento type) 78
- Time (portamento time) 78
- Playback 79
- Original audio phrase 80
- (with pitch changes) 80
- Phrase after activating 80
- Style Linked (Phrase Select) 81
- Sync Settings 82
- 6.1 Upper1 functions 83
- LW1 + LW2 (+ MBS) (+Vari 84
- Phrase) (+ Arranger 84
- Upper2 Upper 1 and/or 84
- VariPhrase part 84
- Possible range for UP2 Split 85
- Portamento (Upper 1-2 Portam) 87
- 6.3 LWR Hold 88
- 6.4 Velocity sensitivity 89
- 6.5 Scale Tuning 90
- Storing your new scale 91
- 7. More about the Arranger 93
- To Variation 94
- To Original 94
- Fill In Half Bar 95
- Major, minor, seventh 95
- Style Morphing (part 2) 96
- 7.3 Melody Intelligence 97
- 7.4 One Touch 97
- (Cancel Options) 98
- (Memorize) 98
- 7.5 More refined Arranger 99
- Arranger Chord Mode 100
- Bass Inversion 100
- Dynamic Arranger 101
- 7.6 Arranger Options 102
- Chord Family Assign, Alteratn 103
- Intro& Ending Alteration 104
- Musical Style playback: Wrap 104
- 7.7 Selecting Tones for the 105
- Arranger parts 105
- Rename (Style Options) 108
- Style Delete 109
- Palette page Single Part page 111
- 8.3 Output Assign 113
- 8.4 Effects and Equalizer 114
- Keyboard/Style 115
- OUTPUT 1 115
- (e.g. Upper1) 115
- Reverb types & Parameters 116
- Chorus types & Parameters 116
- Delay types & Parameters 117
- Equalizer 117
- 8.5 Insertion effect (M-FX) 118
- Selecting an M-FX type 121
- 8.6 VariPhrase and Audio In 122
- 8.7 Sound Palette: editing 123
- Keyboard part parameters 123
- Timbre (TVF) 124
- Envelope 124
- User Program 125
- 9.2 Selecting User Programs 126
- [DOWN][UP] buttons 127
- (User Program Cancel Options) 127
- Programs 128
- 10.1 A few remarks about 130
- Before recording 131
- 10.3 Song playback functions 132
- Loop playback (Markers) 133
- Changing the song tempo 133
- Soloing and muting parts 133
- OTHER ARRANGER PIANO 134
- 10.4 Song Chains 135
- Playing back a Song Chain 136
- 10.5 Song Options 137
- P&S Input 138
- 11.1 16-track Sequencer 139
- Example 1: Recording a track 140
- Selecting a Tone or Drum Set 141
- Volume (Level) 142
- Want some effects? 142
- Saving your song 143
- Song RAM memory 144
- 11.2 Editing 16-track songs 145
- Available options for ‘Note’ 146
- Data Type 147
- Transpose 148
- Velocity 148
- Shift= –5 149
- (timing sounds OK) 149
- Exchange 152
- 11.3 Style Converter 153
- 11.4 Edit Lyrics 155
- Deleting a text file on disk 157
- Save without Lyrics 158
- 11.5 Header Post Edit 159
- Looped vs one-shot 162
- Preparations 163
- Important remark 163
- Record mode 164
- Specifying the key 164
- Quantize 164
- Tone selection 165
- Time signature 165
- (Shared) 166
- Recording 167
- Saving your Style to disk 168
- Metronome and Count-In 169
- Playback in Arranger mode 169
- 12.3 Copying existing Styles 170
- Copy mode 171
- To use another Style on disk… 171
- 12.4 Editing User Styles 172
- VA-76 – Editing User Styles 173
- User Style Edit mode 174
- 12.5 User Style Edit mode 175
- 12.6 User Style Micro mode 179
- [Insert] 180
- [FUNCTION MENU] button 180
- [User Style Composer] field 180
- [Micro] field 180
- Move Mix 181
- 12.7 User Style Utility 182
- VA-76 – User Style Utility 183
- 13. Miscellaneous 184
- Pitch Bender 186
- Modulation 186
- Touch Control (Ribbon) 187
- Aftertouch 187
- Sustain Switch (CC64) 188
- Foot Switch 189
- Foot Pedal (Expression) 190
- FC-7 Foot Controller 191
- PAD buttons 192
- Master Tune 193
- Tone Recall 193
- (*) [Mixer] also 194
- 14. MIDI 195
- Control change messages 196
- MIDI message Initial value 197
- MIDI functions 198
- Song MIDI 199
- Tx Filter page Rx Filter page 201
- Style RX Sync, Song RX Sync 202
- TX/RX Channel 202
- NTA: Note-to-Arranger 203
- MIDI parameters (Param) 203
- PartSwtc 204
- Rx Velocity, Tx Velocity 204
- SoftThru for Local 204
- 14.5 MIDI Sets 205
- Loading a MIDI Set from disk 206
- 15. Disk functions 207
- Load User Prg 208
- Load MIDI Set 208
- Save Style 209
- Save Song 209
- Save User Program Set 209
- Save MIDI Set 210
- 15.4 Delete 211
- 15.5 Disk Utility 211
- Copy functions 212
- (example: copying songs) 213
- Copying other file types 214
- VA-76 – Disk Utility 215
- 16. Specifications 216
- 18. Reference 220
- VA-76 – Tones 221
- Tone Map 3 224
- Tone Map 2 227
- Tone Map 1 229
- 18.2 Drum Sets 231
- VA-76 – Drum Sets 233
- (CC32=122 only via MIDI) 238
- (CC32= 119 only via MIDI) 238
- 18.3 Internal Music Styles 249
- 18.4 Chord Intelligence 250
- VA-76 – Chord Intelligence 251
- 32 Parts 252
- 1 VariPhrasePart *3 252
- 1 Audio In Part *3 252
- 4 Logical Parts 252
- 19. Index 253
- VA-76 – Reference 257
- Information 264
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