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FIELD ROTATION

Owner’s Manual

What Are ADD-ON EFFECTS?

ADD-ON EFFECTS are software packages that install additional high-quality effects programs on digital

consoles.

What is Field Rotation

Field Rotation is one of the effects programs that can be used with ADD-ON EFFECTS.

It virtually rotates the surround sound ﬁeld.

What is the Interactive Spatial Sound Processor (iSSP)?

iSSP is a technology that combines a geometric sound simulator that attenuates sound according to an

estimate of the sound reﬂection that accompanies the shape of a room, taking into consideration the

direction of the sound source and the room’s surface materials with multi-channel signal processor

technology that uses information about the position of the sound source to perform distance attenuation

based on the balance and delay/ﬁlter for each output channel.

This iSSP technology is used in Field Rotation.

Special Notices

• Except in cases where reproduction for private use is permitted under copyright law, reproduction of commercial music or sound data without

permission of the copyright holder is prohibited. Be sure to consult a qualiﬁed expert in copyright law when using.

•Yamaha Corporation owns all copyrights to this software and manual.

• Reproducing or altering this software or manual in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.

•Yamaha takes no responsibility whatsoever for results or effects arising from the usage of this software or manual.

• The screenshots included in this manual are for explanatory purposes. They may differ from the actual screens.

• Company and product names mentioned in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

Installing Field Rotation

See the ADD-ON EFFECTS Installation Guide for more information on installing Field Rotation.

Using Field Rotation

As with other effects, you can recall and edit the Field Rotation program on the console or in Studio Manager.

The basic operation is as follows:

1Select one of the internal effects processors.

2Patch the signal to and from the currently selected effects processor.

3Locate the Effects Library page.

4Select and recall Field Rotation.

nWhen you recall the program, all effects processor outputs will be muted temporarily.

5Locate the Effects Edit page.

6Set the parameters. (See the “Part Names and Functions” on page 3 for more information on Field Rotation parameters.)

The procedure for recalling and editing Field Rotation varies depending on the console you are using.

Refer to the Owner’s Manual that came with your console for more information.

Editing Parameters in Studio Manager

In Studio Manager, editable parameters appear in both the Field Rotation window and the Generic Editor window.

The Field Rotation window enables you to edit Field Rotation speciﬁc parameters, and the Generic Editor window enables you

to edit parameters common to Field Rotation and other Effects.

Refer to the Studio Manager Owner’s Manual for your console for more information on the Generic Editor window.

Studio Manager Generic Editor window

Part Names and Functions

34 6

Field Rotation window

Console display

1Parameter View

Switches the parameters to be displayed or edited.

[EDIT] Button: Edits parameters in the current data.

[KEY 1] Button: Edits parameters for KEY 1, which is the start point for automation.

[KEY 2] Button: Edits parameters for KEY 2, which is the end point for automation.

2Field Scope

Displays the status and allows editing of the actual speaker arrangement, along with the rotation, movement, and shape of

the virtual sound ﬁeld.

See “3Parameter” on page 5 for information on operations in the Generic Editor window and the console.

Virtual Sound Field

Changes the virtual sound ﬁeld.

Enlarge/Reduce

Enlarge/Reduce Vertically Enlarge/Reduce Horizontally Enlarge/Reduce Overall

In Field Scope, the virtual sound ﬁeld can

be enlarged or reduced in the vertical

direction by dragging the mouse at the

point where the circle that indicates the

virtual sound ﬁeld intersects the straight

line that extends vertically from the circle’s

center. It can also be enlarged or reduced

by pressing the arrow keys [↑] [↓] on the

keyboard while holding down the button on

the mouse.

In Field Scope, the virtual sound ﬁeld can

be enlarged or reduced in the horizontal

direction by dragging the mouse at the

point where the circle that indicates the

virtual sound ﬁeld intersects the straight

line that extends horizontally from the

circle’s center. It can also be enlarged or

reduced by pressing the arrow keys [←]

[→] on the keyboard while holding down

the button on the mouse.

The virtual sound ﬁeld can be enlarged or

reduced in all directions by dragging the

mouse at the point where the circle that

indicates the virtual sound ﬁeld intersects

the straight line that extends at a 45 degree

angle from the center of that circle. It can

also be enlarged or reduced by pressing

the arrow keys [↑] and [↓] on the keyboard

while holding down the button on the

mouse.

Virtual Sound Field

[VIEW] button

Movement

The virtual sound ﬁeld can be moved by using the mouse to drag the

center point (control handle) of the circle that indicates the virtual sound

ﬁeld. It can also be enlarged or reduced by pressing the arrow keys [↑]

[↓] [←] [→] on the keyboard while holding down the button on the mouse.

Rotation

The virtual sound ﬁeld can be rotated by using the mouse to drag the

center point (control handle) of the straight line that extends to the virtual

front-center speaker from center of the circle that indicates the ﬁeld. It can

also be rotated to the right by pressing the [↑] [→] arrow keys on the

keyboard while holding down the button on the mouse, and to the left by

pressing the [↓] [←] arrow keys while pressing the mouse button.

This can be changed only if the Parameter View is [EDIT].

[VIEW] Button

Switches between displaying and hiding the virtual speakers in Field Scope.

3Parameter

RADIUS/[RADIUS] Knob

Enlarges or reduces the overall size of the virtual sound ﬁeld.

You can change this value by double clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a

number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically with the mouse.

In the Generic Editor window and console, the [RADIUS] knob can be used to change the current data. The [RADI KY1]

knob can be used to change KEY 1, and the [RADI KY2] knob can be used for KEY 2.

R.RATIO

Changes the aspect ratio (vertical and horizontal proportions) of the virtual sound ﬁeld.

You can change this value by double clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a

number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically with the mouse.

In the Generic Editor window and console, the [R.RATIO] knob can be used to change the current data. The [RRAT KY1]

knob can be used to change KEY 1, and the [RRAT KY2] knob can be used for KEY 2.

OFFSET

Changes the coordinates for the center point of the virtual sound ﬁeld.

You can change this value by double clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a

number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically with the mouse.

In the Generic Editor window and console, the [X OFFSET] and [Y OFFSET] knobs can be used to change the current data.

The [XOFS KY1] and [YOFS KY1] knobs can be used to change KEY 1, and the [XOFS KY2] and [YOFS KY2] knobs can be

used for KEY 2.

DEGREE

Changes the angle of rotation of the virtual sound ﬁeld.

This parameter is valid only when the Parameter View is [EDIT].

You can change this value by double clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a

number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically with the mouse.

This parameter can also be adjusted using the [DEGREE] knob in the Generic Editor window and console.

STEP

Changes the interval in degrees of rotation by which the Degree parameter changes.

You can change this value by double clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a

number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically with the mouse.

This parameter can also be adjusted using the [DEG STEP] knob in the Generic Editor window and console.

DISTANCE/[DISTANCE] Knob

Adjusts the strength of attenuation in volume caused by distance.

By changing the value for DISTANCE, you can adjust the difference in volume between when the sound source is near or far

away.

The amount of attenuation strengthens (reduces the volume of a distant sound) as this value is increased

This parameter can also be adjusted using the [DISTANCE] knob in the Generic Editor window and console.

Rotation Mode

These modes relate to rotation.

[CAV] Button: Constant Angular Velocity (the speed of rotation through the degrees of the angle is constant).

[CLV] Button: Constant Linear Velocity (the speed of rotation around the circumference of the circle is constant).

4SURROUND MODE

SURROUND MODE Display

When the surround mode is 6.1, “6.1” is displayed. “3-1” is displayed for 3-1 surround, and “5.1” is displayed for all others.

[DIV] Knob/[DIV F] Knob

Sets right and left for the front center signal, along with the percentage sent to the center channel.

When the surround mode in the Field Rotation window is 6.1, [DIV.F] is displayed. For all others, [DIV] is displayed.

[DIV.F] is always displayed in the Generic Editor window and console.

DIV/DIV F Display

Displays the DIV/DIV F value.

You can change this value by double clicking, then typing from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically with the mouse.

If the setting is zero, only L/R is used. If 50 is set, the ratio between L/R and the center will be 50:50. When 100 is set, the

signal will go to the center channel only.

[DIV R] Knob

Sets right and left for the rear center signal, along with the percentage sent to the center channel.

This is displayed in the Field Rotation window only when Surround Mode is 6.1. Otherwise it will be grayed out.

DIV R Display

Displays the DIV R value.

You can change this value by double clicking, then typing a number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically with the

mouse.

If the setting is zero, only L/R is used. If 50 is set, the ratio between L/R and the center will be 50:50. When 100 is set, the

signal will go to the center channel only.

[LINK] Button/[F/R LINK] Knob

Links DIV R to the DIV F value.

When the two are linked, the DIV R value will be the same as the DIV F.

This is displayed in the Field Rotation window only when Surround Mode is 6.1. Otherwise it will be grayed out.

5AUTOMATION

Settings related to Automation.

In Field Rotation, automation operates based on the virtual sound ﬁeld set for KEY 1 and KEY 2 respectively. However,

because automation can be set using each parameter for size, aspect ratio, position, and angle individually, very complex

movement can be simulated.

Automation Preview Scope

With Preview Scope, you can view a preview animation of automation play,

based on the currently set automation parameters.

Because preview animation operates through emulation on the editor side, it

has no connection to whether automation in the unit itself is operating or not.

Furthermore, because it operates always, even when ofﬂine, it is not

synchronized with operation in the main unit.

RADIUS

This sets the size of the virtual sound ﬁeld.

KEY 1

Size at the start point of automation.

You can change this value using the procedure in section “2Field Scope” on page 4 or in section “3Parameter” on page 5, by double

clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically

with the mouse.

KEY 2

Size at the end point of automation.

You can change this value using the procedure in section “2Field Scope” on page 4 or in section “3Parameter” on page 5, by double

clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically

with the mouse.

PLAYBACK MODE/[RADI PB] Knob

ONCE: Changes from the KEY 1 size to the KEY 2 size, then ﬁnishes.

GO&REV: Continuously changes back and forth between the KEY 1 size and the KEY 2 size.

LOOP: After changing from the KEY 1 size to the KEY 2 size, it returns to the KEY 1 size and repeats.

Speed Slider/[RADI SPD] Knob

Adjusts the speed of automation.

R.RATIO

This sets the aspect ration of the virtual sound ﬁeld.

KEY 1

Aspect ratio at the start point of automation.

You can change this value using the procedure in section “2Field Scope” on page 4 or in section “3Parameter” on page 5, by double

clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically

with the mouse.

KEY 2

Aspect ratio at the end point of automation.

You can change this value using the procedure in section “2Field Scope” on page 4 or in section“3Parameter” on page 5, by double

clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically

with the mouse.

PLAYBACK MODE/[RRAT PB] Knob

ONCE: Changes from the KEY 1 ratio to the KEY 2 ratio, then ﬁnishes.

GO&REV: Continuously changes back and forth between the KEY 1 ratio and the KEY 2 ratio.

LOOP: After changing from the KEY 1 ratio to the KEY 2 ratio, it returns to the KEY 1 ratio and repeats.

Speed Slider/[RRAT SPD] Knob

Adjusts the speed of automation.

OFFSET

This sets the position of the virtual sound ﬁeld.

KEY 1

Position at the start point of automation.

You can change this value using the procedure in section “2Field Scope” on page 4 or in section “3Parameter” on page 5, by double

clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically

with the mouse.

KEY 2

Position at the end point of automation.

You can change this value using the procedure in section “2Field Scope” on page 4 or in section “3Parameter” on page 5, by double

clicking in the number display section of the Field Rotation window, then typing a number from the keyboard, or by dragging vertically

with the mouse.

PLAYBACK MODE/[OFS PB] Knob

ONCE: When the Interpolation Mode is Linear, moves from the KEY 1 position to the KEY 2 position, then ﬁnishes. When it is

“Circle,” it makes one revolution around the circumference of a circle whose diameter is formed by a straight line connecting

the KEY 1 position to the KEY 2 position. After one revolution, it ﬁnishes.

GO&REV: When the Interpolation Mode is Linear, it makes a round trip from the KEY 1 position to the KEY 2 position and

back. When it is “Circle,” it makes one revolution around the circumference of a circle whose diameter is formed by a straight

line connecting the KEY 1 position and the KEY 2 position. It then makes a revolution in the reverse direction and repeats the

process.

LOOP: When the Interpolation Mode is Linear, it loops by moving from the KEY 1 position to the KEY 2 position, then jumping

back to the KEY 1 position before repeating. When it is “Circle,” it continuously rotates around the circumference of a circle

whose diameter is formed by a straight line connecting the KEY 1 position and the KEY 2 position.

INTERPOLATION MODE/[OFS IP] Knob

LINEAR: Moves in a straight line.

CIRCLE: Moves in a circle.

Speed Slider/[RRAT SPD] Knob

Adjusts the speed of automation.

DEGREE

This sets the rotation of the virtual sound ﬁeld.

PLAYBACK MODE/[DEG PB] Knob

ONCE: Rotates from zero to 360 degrees.

GO&REV: After rotating from zero to 360 degrees, rotates the reverse direction to zero degrees, and repeats.

LOOP: Continuously rotates.

Speed Slider/[RRAT SPD] Knob

Adjusts the speed of automation.

6TRANSPORT BAR

Button: Moves the sound source position to the start position.

Button: Turns OFF automation.

Button: Starts automation.

7[JOYSTICK] Knob

Turn On or Off JOYSTICK to move the path on the console.

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