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PROGRAM CHANGE

VWX

MNO

PQR

GHI

–

DEF

ABC

OTHERS

STU

JKL

YES/ ENTERNO

DEMO

PORTAMENTO

STORE

ARPEGGIO/SEQ

LAYER

CONTROL SYNTHESIZER

ANALOG PHYSICAL MODELING

CTRL

PEG

LFO2 LFO1

VCO

VCO1

SYNC

MASTER

SLAVE

VCO2

MIX/VCF

MOD

RING

NOISE

VCA

VOLUME

AEG

FEEDBACK

VARI

DLY REV

EFFECT

Mode

Poly

Por t

Tempo Split Pnt

Track Common

Trigger

LoopType

Common

Arp /SEQ

Type/No

Knob

Event

1-8/9-16

System

Mstr Tune

Kbd Trans

VOICE

SCENE SETUP

VOICE

COMMON

VOICE

FREE EG

VOICE

ARPEGGIO/SEQ

SEQ

EDIT /SETUP

UTILITY

SETUP

LFO Rst

Ctrl Matrix

Set No

Vari EF/EQ

Param Data

Length

Key Track

KbdMode Hold

Step Hold

Pattern

Bank

Kbd Vel

MIDI

Tx Ch

Param Source

Dly/ Rev EF

Param

Track

Track No

SceneSw

MIDI

Ptn Tx Ch

Base Unit

DeviceNo Local

BulkDump

Length LoopType

Arpeggio

Subdivide

Play EF

Swing

Scene Sw

Track Job

Rec

Data

Depth

Bypass

Layer

Pan

Separate

Unison

Detune

Name

Cursor Char

Copy Undo

Velocity

GateTime

Ctrl No

SEQ

Store

Ctrl

Device

Ctrl No

PROGRAM CHANGE keypad

The PROGRAM CHANGE keypad is primarily

used for selecting a voice or confirming the

currently selected voice name and number.

Other functions include selecting letters when

naming a User voice, and confirming ([YES]) or

canceling ([NO]) specific store and other

operations.

[PORTAMENTO] switch

For turning the portamento function on and off.

[LAYER] switch

For selecting one of the six Layer modes.

[STORE] switch

For initiating Store operations.

[ARPEGGIO/SEQ] switch

For turning the Arpeggiator or Step Sequencer

on and off.

DEMO

Pressing [PORTAMENTO] and [LAYER]

simultaneously lets you access the

Demonstration songs.

[EDIT ROTARY]

switch

The 6-position [EDIT

ROTARY] switch lets you

designate one of the six

Edit menus, as printed on

the panel to the right of

each menu.

LCD

The back-lit LCD (Liquid Crystal

Display) provides various types

of information which clearly

indicates the current operating

status of the AN1x as you select

voices, turn knobs and press

switches.

At A Glance

Synthesis Block Diagram

The Analog Physical Modeling synthesis

block diagram provides a handy visual

reference or reminder of how the signal

flows through the key blocks, or

components of the AN1x's tone

generation architecture, which is helpful

when manipulating the various

parameters during voice editing or real-

time sound control.

Parameter value [UP/DOWN] switches

These ten switches are used to access and edit specific parameters (as printed on the

panel), depending on which Edit menu is currently selected with the [EDIT ROTARY]

switch. Pressing the upper area of a parameter value [UP/DOWN] switch

increments the parameter value or setting, and pressing the lower area decrements

it. Simply pressing a switch once will display the parameter name and current value

or setting in the LCD. Thereafter, pressing or holding the upper or lower area of the

switch will change the value or setting accordingly.

Keyboard

The 61-key touch-sensitive

keyboard features Initial

(velocity) and After Touch

(pressure) control.

al MIDI

DI data,

s to

sy-

data

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2 [FOOTSWITCH] jack

An optional Yamaha FC4 or FC5 Footswitch connected to the [FOOTSWITCH] jack can be

used to control hold on/off, Portamento on/off and other discrete controllers.

3 [FOOT CONTROLLER] jack

An optional Yamaha FC7 foot controller connected to the [FOOT CONTROLLER] jack can be

used for control of various continuous or discrete controllers, depending on controller

assignment.

4 [FOOT VOLUME] jack

An optional Yamaha FC7 foot controller connected to the [FOOT VOLUME] jack can be used

to regulate overall volume (or any other assigned continuous controller function.).

5 [POWER] switch

Press the [POWER] switch to turn the AN1x on and off.

6 [DC IN] terminal

Connect the supplied Yamaha PA-3B Power Adaptor to the [DC IN] terminal.

(CAUTION: Do not attempt to use an AC adaptor other than the Yamaha PA-3B or

equivalent, since the use of an incompatible adaptor may cause irreparable damage to

the AN1x, and may even pose a serious shock hazard.)

7 OUTPUT jacks

The stereo OUTPUT jacks let you connect the AN1x to an external stereo

amplifier/speaker system. When using a mono system, connect it to the [L/MONO]

jack.

8 [PHONES] jack

The [PHONES] jack lets you connect a set of stereo headphones to the AN1x for private

listening.