Yamaha Mobile Manual de usuario

Mobile Music Sequencer Owner’s Manual 1

Mobile Music Sequencer Owner’s Manual

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Introduction

Coming with a wide range of phrases built-in, Mobile Music Sequencer can be used to create songs by arranging these phrases and entering chord sequences. Mobile

Music Sequencer can actually create music in many different ways, but this manual will cover the standard approach, which comprises the following three steps.

Build sections by arranging phrases

Add chord sequences to the sections

Expand the sections to build songs

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Building Sections by Arranging Phrases

1. Tap [VIEW] from the PHRASE menu to open the Phrase

Viewer.

Phrases are arranged by placing them in cells in the Phrase Area. Each one

contains a small section of a performance on one particular instrument (or

voice).

2. Tap the Phrase Area cell in which you wish to place a

phrase.

3. Tap [SELECT] from the PHRASE menu.

4. Tap a phrase in the PHRASE SELECT pane to select it.

PRESET: Tap to display the app’s preset (i.e., built-in) phrases.

USER: Tap to display phrases that you have edited and saved.

CATEGORY: Tap to list the phrases based on instrument and music

category.

5. Tap [VIEW] from the PHRASE menu.

The phrase you selected will now be visible in the Phrase Viewer.

Repeat Steps 2 through 5 to arrange phrases as needed.

Phrase Viewer

Cell

PRESET, USER

Phrase Area

Phrases play when tapped so that you

can preview them while selecting.

Sections

CATEGORY

Phrase name:

Length in measures

Tap here to cut, copy,

delete, or save.

Tap to play the

phrase.

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Phrase voices

Each phrase in Mobile Music Sequencer has its own voice assignment. In order to

have phrases play with their assigned voices, be sure to turn on Voice Link for the

part in question. For details on this function, refer to Editing Parts.

Phrase arrangement tips

It generally makes sense for phrases containing similar voices (such as drums) to

be arranged in the same row. Columns represent sections such as the intro or fills,

which you can freely assign. For example, all of the phrases you would like to use

in the intro section should normally be arranged in the corresponding column.

Intro Main

Fill Ending

Creating phrases

If you cannot find the phrase you need in the Phrase Select pane, you can easily

create it as described below.

1. Tap [VIEW] from the PHRASE menu.

2. Double-tap the Phrase Area cell in which you wish to create

your phrase.

Tap [Create] in the menu that appears.

3. Add notes and other performance data to the phrase.

The Piano Roll Editor will be displayed, allowing you to add notes one by

one. If necessary, you can tap in the top-left corner to open the

Keyboard Screen. On that screen, you can record notes directly into the

phrase as you play.

We recommend that you create phrases based on only one chord. Once

created, however, you can set different chords for the phrases to play within

a song. For details on how to do so, refer to Adding Chord Sequences to

Sections.

NOTE

For more details on the Piano Roll Editor and the Keyboard screen, refer to the corresponding

sections below.

4. When you have nished adding notes and other

performance data, tap [EXIT].

The phrase you created will now be visible in the Phrase Viewer.

Phrases for the intro

Drum phrases

Bass phrases

Section

name

Section

length in

measures

Section button

Tap to bring up a menu for copying or

clearing the section.

Tap to play all of the section’s phrases

together. Tap once again to stop playback

of the phrases.

Section number

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Editing phrases

Phrases from the Phrase Viewer can be edited at any time. For details, refer to

Editing Phrases.

NOTE

MIDI events and certain other parameters cannot be edited for Preset phrases or for User phrases

created by saving Preset phrases.

Editing voices

After adding phrases to a part, you can change or modify its voice. For details,

refer to Editing Parts.

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Adding Chord Sequences to Sections

In Mobile Music Sequencer, chords can be set at any of a section’s beat positions

as follows.

1. In the Phrase Viewer, select a section to edit by tapping its

section button.

2. Tap [SECTION EDIT] to open the Section Editor.

3. Tap [CHORD] from the SECTION EDIT menu.

4. In Area 1, tap the beat where the chord should change.

In Area 2, tap the desired root of the chord, and in Area 3,

tap the desired chord type.

The selected chord will now be set at that beat position.

The notes that make up the selected chord will be shown on the keyboard in

Area 4.

When a section is playing, the Chord Indicator will show the current chord.

The following settings can also be made in the Section Editor.

Setting the section name and length in measures

1. In the Phrase Viewer, select a section to edit by tapping its

section button.

2. Tap [SECTION EDIT] to open the Section Editor.

3. Tap [OTHER].

Measures

Beats

Chord Indicator

Tap to bring up the keyboard

and then enter a name for the

section.

Tap to set the length of the

section in measures.

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Expanding Sections to Build Songs

In Mobile Music Sequencer, you can build a song as follows by expanding

sections based on the phrases they contain.

1. Tap [SONG] to open the Song Editor.

2. Touch the section button for the section you wish to expand

into the song, and slide the section into the Song Area.

3. Move the section to the measure at which you wish it to

start (shown by the white playhead), and then release your

nger from the screen.

All of the section’s phrases will now be expanded into the song.

You can edit your song at any time. For details, refer to Editing Songs.

You can also mix your song and adjust the effects. For details, refer to Mixing &

Adjusting Effects.

Song Area

Touch and slide

Release your nger

Phrases expanded to form

song blocks

Blocks are created by expanding

phrases according to the length

of the section and its chord

sequence.

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Song playback controls and indicators

Tap to move the playhead to the start

of the song.

Tap to start playback of the current

song. Tap while playing to stop the

song.

Shows the current chord from the selected section

during playback.

Tap to move the playhead forwards or

backwards in steps of one measure. Shows the playback position in terms of

measures and beats.

Tap to have playback loop within the

Loop Area.

Tap to have the screen scroll to follow

the playhead.

Loop Area

Slide the triangle on the left to set the

loop start point. Slide the triangle on

the right to set the loop end point.

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Piano Roll Editor

Using the Piano Roll Editor, you can edit individual notes from phrases or song blocks.

In addition, you can tap a cell to add a new note at that position and pitch.

By turning this on, you can check the

sound when tapping a cell to add a new

note.

Measure

Tap to activate performance-data mode

for viewing and editing velocity, pitch

bend, or control change messages.

Tap to return to the previous screen.

Use this scroll bar to move along the

length of the phrase or block.

A note from the phrase or block.

The length of the rectangle

corresponds to the length of the note.

Use this scroll bar to move along the

length of the keyboard.

Turn on to allow editing.

Turn on to have notes snap into place (i.e., quantized)

when positioned. (Specifically, the start of the note will

be moved to the nearest vertical line.)

Length of newly added notes

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Adding notes and Changing velocities

 Adding notes

1. Ensure that is turned on (tap if necessary).

2. Ensure that the note length is set as required at the bottom

of the screen.

3. Tap the screen at the desired pitch position (vertical) and

playback position (horizontal).

A rectangular note of the selected length will be added at the tapped position.

NOTE

A newly added note can be tapped once again to delete it.

 Changing velocities

1. Tap to activate performance data mode.

2. Select [Velocity] from the list displayed.

The velocities of the notes in the phrase or block will be displayed. The taller

the bar, the greater the velocity.

Tap a velocity bar to change its value.

NOTE

In Step 2 above, you can also choose to edit pitch bend or control change messages.

Batch editing velocity, gate time, note shift, and

quantize data

1. Ensure that is turned off (tap if necessary).

2. Select the notes that you wish to edit.

NOTE

For details on selecting multiple notes, refer to Selecting notes.

3. Tap .

4. Select an action from the window displayed and set the

corresponding parameters.

5. Tap [APPLY] to modify the notes selected in Step 2 above

based on the parameters you have set.

The notes’ performance data will now be modified.

Note

Velocity

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Cutting, copying, deleting, moving, and stretching notes

1. Ensure that is turned off (tap if necessary).

2. Select the notes that you wish to edit.

NOTE

For details on selecting multiple notes, refer to Selecting notes.

3. Tap a selected note to bring up the edit menu.

To cut or copy the selected notes, tap [Cut] or [Copy] in the menu and then

tap the location at which the notes are to be pasted. Alternatively, you can

tap [Delete] to permanently delete the selected notes.

Selecting notes

To select multiple notes at the same time, tap and choose the required

selection mode.

SINGLE This mode lets you select a single note. Selecting a new note

cancels the previous selection.

ADDITIONAL This mode lets you select multiple notes. Selecting a new note

adds it to the previous selection. Tapping any of the currently

unselected area cancels the entire selection.

NOTE In this mode, you can select all notes at the same pitch as the one

tapped.

TO START In this mode, you can select all notes from the one tapped to the

start of the phrase or block.

TO END In this mode, you can select all notes from the one tapped to the

end of the phrase or block.

INVERT Choose this mode to select all currently unselected notes and

cancel the previous selection.

ALL Choose this mode to select all of the notes in the phrase or block.

NONE Choose this mode to deselect all of the notes in the phrase or

block.

Tap in order to slide the selected

notes to new pitches.

Tap in order to slide the selected

notes to new playback positions.

Tap in order to slide the selected

notes to new lengths.

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