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Synth Arp & Drum Pad Owner’s Manual

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What is Synth Arp & Drum Pad?

This application lets use the iPad as a controller for Arpeggio playback and playing Drum sounds, both on the iPad itself as well as on an external synthesizer.

Synth Arp & Drum Pad

iPad

i-MX1

MIDI IN

MIDI IN MIDI OUT

MIDI OUT

Utility window

For common setting

parameters to the Keyboard

display, Drum Pad display,

Recording window and Tone

Generator window.

Recording window

For recording your performance in the

Keyboard display and the Pad display, or

playing back the recorded data.

Tone Generator window

Sets up the tone generator built into this

application.

Drum Pad display

For playing the Drum sounds

of the synthesizer.

Pad Edit window

For assigning specific MIDI

notes to each Pad.

Keyboard display

For controlling Arpeggio

playback of the synthesizer.

By using MIDI cables and a Yamaha i-MX1, connect the instrument to an iPad.

The MOTIF XF can be connected via wireless Network MIDI. For details about wireless

MIDI connectivity, refer to the “New Functions in MOTIF XF Version 1.20” Manual.

The iPad operation will transmit MIDI

note on/off messages to the MIDI

instrument.

MIDI instrument

NOTE

For information about the MIDI settings of

the instrument, refer to the Owner’s Manual

which came with the instrument.

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Title bar

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Indicates the MIDI Transmit

Channel used in the

Keyboard display.

Tapping this changes

the screen to the

Keyboard display.

Tapping this opens or

closes the Recording

window in the Title bar.

Each lamp flashes

according to the MIDI in/out

messages.

Indicates the MIDI

Transmit Channel

used in the Drum Pad

display.

Tapping this opens or closes

the Tone Generator window

beneath the Title bar.

Touching this for a while calls

up the Part Select window.

Tapping this changes

the screen to the

Drum Pad display. Tapping this opens

or closes the Utility

window.

Recording window

Records your performance in the Keyboard display and the Pad display, or plays back the recorded data.

1 Rec

Tapping this starts or stops the recording.

Touching this for a while opens the Quantize window.

2 Play

Tapping this starts playback or stops playback/recording.

3 Mute

Alternately turns the sound of the recorded data on or off.

4 Click

Alternately turns the tempo click sound on or off.

5 Song Length Indicator

Indicates the current measure and beat while recording.

6 Undo

Cancels the last recorded data.

7 Redo

Recovers the Undo data.

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Tone Generator window

Sets up the tone generator for control by the Keyboard or Drum Pad. The tone generator consists of sixteen parts, which can be specified via

the [PART] button.

1 Indicates the Voice name of the selected Part.

Tapping the Voice name calls up the Voice list, in which you can

select another Voice.

Also, tapping [+]/[-] selects another Voice.

2 Changes the tone generator Part.

3 By using the five knobs called up via the [TONE] button, you can

edit certain Voice parameters of the current Part.

Each time [TONE] is tapped, the TONE 1 and 2 lamps light

alternately, and the assigned five parameters are changed.

4 Opens or closes the Effect window.

5 Effect window

Lets you make settings for the Variation, Chorus and Reverb

effects.

Tapping [+]/[-] or the indicators changes the Effect type.

Each Effect type has two parameters which can be edited via

the sliders.

The settings here are commonly shared among all the sixteen

parts.

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Utility window

This window lets you set the common parameters of this application. Tapping “General,” “MIDI” or “ Recording” calls up each setting window.

This is shown only when the application

“Keyboard Arp & Drum Pad” has been installed

in the same iPad.

You can import the data of “Keyboard Arp &

Drum Pad” by tapping here.

Tapping this calls up the Owner’s Manual.

Transmits an All Sound Off to the Tone Generator.

Tapping here initializes all the settings.

Indicates the program version.

Title bar

Utility window

MIDI setting parameters

Recording setting parameters

General setting parameters

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General setting parameters

• Sound Off/On

When this is set to Off, the tone generator of this

application produces no sound.

• Pad Touch Velocity

When this is set to On, your tapping strength affects

the velocity of the sound.

• Assign 1 CC

Determines the MIDI Control Change number

assigned to “ASSIGN1” in the Slider section.

• Assign 2 CC

Determines the MIDI Control Change number

assigned to “ASSIGN2” in the Slider section.

• Modulation Speed

Determines the Modulation speed when

[MODULATION] is tapped.

• Pitch Bend Range

Determines the maximum Pitch Bend range in

semitones.

• Large Keyboard

When this is set to On, the keys in the Keyboard

display are shown in larger size.

• Knob Operation

Determines the knob behavior.

rotary: Dragging around the knob will rotate it in the

same direction.

linear: Dragging vertically upward from the knob

rotates the knob clockwise, and dragging downward

rotates counter-clockwise.

• Fader Operation

Determines the Fader behavior.

jump: The Fader jumps to any tapped location in the

Fader area.

catch: The Fader will be “caught” as you drag on it.

• Keyboard Panel

Selects the background picture of the Keyboard

display.

• Pad Panel

Selects the background picture of the Drum Pad

display.

• Background Play

When this is set to On, this application keeps working

in the background, even if you close it by tapping the

Home button of the iPad.

MIDI setting parameters

• Keyboard Tx Ch

Sets the MIDI Transmit Channel from the Keyboard

display.

• Pad Basic Tx Ch

Sets the MIDI Transmit Channel from the Drum Pad

display.

When set to “Arp,” the Drum Pad display lets you

control Arpeggio playback via the Keyboard Transmit

Channel.

• MIDI Sync

Determines whether Arpeggio/Step Sequencer

playback will be synchronized to the internal clock or

the external MIDI clock.

auto: When MIDI clock continuously comes from an

external MIDI device, playback is synchronized to the

external MIDI clock. When no MIDI clock continuously

comes from an external MIDI device, playback is

synchronized to the internal MIDI clock.

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internal: Playback is synchronized to the internal

clock.

NOTE

When the MIDI Type is set to “wireless,” only “internal” is available.

• MIDI Clock Out

When this is set to On, F8 tempo clock messages are

transmitted by this application.

• MIDI Type

Determines the connection method between the iPad

and MIDI instrument.

cable: Should be selected when connected via the

i-MX1.

wireless: Should be selected when connected via

wireless Network MIDI.

NOTE

When set to “wireless,” make the Wi-Fi setup in Settings > Wi-Fi in

your iPad.

• MIDI Port

When the MIDI Type is set to “wireless:”

You can select the MIDI port of the instrument

connected to the iPad via wireless.

When the MIDI Type is set to “cable:”

You can select the MIDI port of the instrument

connected to the iPad via a cable or of another

application which is working in the background.

• Virtual MIDI Port

By setting the Virtual MIDI Port to On, you can transmit

MIDI messages from another application to this

application, and vice versa.

• MIDI Echo Back

When the parameter is set to On, this application

“echoes” any received data.

• Send Local Control

Transmits the Local On/Off MIDI message to the

specific instruments which are indicated in the

window.

• Local Control Device Number

Determines the Device Number of the Send Local

Control.

Recording setting parameters

• Rec Type

Determines the recording type.

normal: Repeatedly executes overdub (looped)

recording for the specified measures until manually

stopped.

one loop: Executes recording for the specified

measures in one single pass, then stops.

• Rec Quantize

Determines the quantize resolution for recording.

• Arp Rec Quantize

When this is set to On, the Quantize (specified via

Rec Quantize) is applied to the recording of Arpeggio

playback.

• Rec Tempo

Determines the recording tempo as a ratio of the

Tempo value in the Keyboard and Pad display.

• Rec Precount

Sets the precount before starting the recording

operation.

• Controller Rec

When this is set to Off, control change and pitch bend

data are not recorded.

• Click Type

Determines the Tempo click sound.

• Click Mode

rec: Click sounds in Song recording.

rec/play: Click sounds both in Song recording and

playback.

• Song Number

Selects the Song number as target for recording,

Song Length, and Delete Song data.

• Song Length

Determines the measure amount of a Song specified

via the Song Number.

• Delete Song data

Deletes the Song specified via the Song Number.

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Keyboard display

This display lets you control Arpeggio playback of the synthesizer. Select the desired Arpeggio Type (5) then tap the keyboard at the bottom.

6-1

6-3

)

1 Keyboard

Tapping or touching a key will transmit the corresponding MIDI note message.

Dragging this area leftward or rightward will scroll through the entire keyboard.

2 KEYBOARD SCROLL LOCK

Tapping here locks or unlocks keyboard scrolling. The red color indicates the locked

condition.

3 MODULATION

Tapping this transmits Modulation Wheel messages via MIDI.

4Slider and PITCH/VELOCITY/ASSIGN1/ASSIGN2

When “PITCH” is selected, the Slider can be used as a Pitch Bend wheel.

When “VELOCITY” is selected, dragging the Slider sets the velocity range,

and tapping any key transmits the corresponding MIDI note message at the

velocity range specified on the Slider.

When “ASSIGN1” or “ASSIGN2” is selected, tapping the Slider transmits the

Controller MIDI message specified in the Utility window.

5 Arpeggio type

Indicates the current Arpeggio type. Tapping [+]/[-] changes the Arpeggio

type in single steps. Or to change the Arpeggio type, tap the Arpeggio type

indicator to call up the Arpeggio Type list, then tap the desired type.

6-1, -2 LIST

Tapping [LIST] calls up the Arpeggio Type list as shown at right. To select a

Type, tap the desired Category at left then tap the desired Type.

66-2 Arpeggio Type list

When this is set to On, selecting an Arpeggio Type calls up the

appropriate Voice.

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6-3 Scale window

Sets the scale of the Keyboard in the Keyboard display.

Tapping here closes the window.

The Keyboard indication differs depending on the selected Scale

type and root note.

Selects the root

note for the scale.

Selects the Scale

type.

Root Scale

A: When this is set to On, you can modify the sound by sliding your finger

vertically or vibrating your finger horizontally on the Keyboard.

When the SCALE type is Off, this function is not available.

B: Indicates a parameter which can be controlled by sliding your finger vertically

on the Keyboard. Tapping the indicator calls up the parameter list and lets you

select the favorite one.

C: Indicates a parameter which can be controlled by vibrating your finger

horizontally on the Keyboard. Tapping the indicator calls up the parameter list and

lets you select the favorite one.

7 TEMPO

To change the tempo, tap the Tempo value to call up the slider then operate the

slider, or tap [TAP] three times at the desired tempo.

Tapping [-]/[+] changes the value in single steps

8 ARP ON/OFF HOLD

When ARP ON/OFF is turned on, tapping the key will trigger Arpeggio playback.

When HOLD is turned on, the Arpeggio cycles even if you release your fingers

from the Keyboard (1).

9 VARIATION

Determines the playback variation of the Arpeggio.

) VELOCITY MODE

When THRU is turned on, the Arpeggio plays back with your performance velocity.

When ORIGINAL is turned on, the Arpeggio plays back at the velocities included

in the Arpeggio sequence data.

! OCTAVE RANGE

Determines the octave setting of Arpeggio playback.

@ BEAT STRETCH (%)

Determines the actual playback tempo by multiplying the current tempo by the

percentage value selected here. The “50%” setting doubles the tempo while the

“200%” setting halves the tempo.

# SWING VALUE

Determines the type of note that serves as the basis for the Swing parameter:

1/32 (32nd note), 3/16 (16th note triplet), 1/16 (16th note), 3/8 (8th note triplet), 1/8

(8th note), 3/4 (1/4 note triplet), 1/4 (1/4 note)

$ Slider, GATE TIME/SWING

When “GATE TIME” is turned on, the Slider operation controls the gate time of

the Arpeggio notes. When “SWING” is turned on, the Slider operation adjusts

the timing of the even-numbered back-beat notes (according to the note type

specified in the SWING VALUE parameter) to produce a swing feel.

% TRANSPOSE

Shifts the note in semitone steps.

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Drum Pad display

This display lets you play the Drum sounds of the synthesizer. Select a Drum Set (2), then tap the desired Drum Pads on the display.

Same as those on the Keyboard display.

Lets you copy and paste all the Drum Set data

from Drum Set to Drum Set. Tap the copy source

Drum Set name, then tap [COPY]. Next, tap

the copy destination Drum Set name, then tap

[PASTE] to execute the Copy operation.

Tapping here calls up the on-screen keyboard

and the e-mail icon which lets you edit the Pad

Set name and send the Pad Set data via e-mail.

Gray Pad

No note is assigned.

Blue Pad

Indicates that two or more notes are

assigned to either the right or left

section of the Pad.

Red Pad

Up to one note is assigned

to each of the left and right

sections of the Pad.

Yellow Pad

Tapping this starts the Step

Sequencer. The settings can be

made in the Pad Edit window.

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1 Pad

Tap any Pad to transmit the assigned MIDI note messages. You can assign up to

five MIDI notes to a single Pad, and if desired you can assign the control function

of the Step Sequencer. To make detailed settings, use the Pad Edit window.

2 Pad Set

Indicates the current Pad Set, which includes the settings regarding what notes are

assigned to each of the sixteen Drum Pads. Tapping [+]/[-] changes the Pad Set in

single steps. Or to change the Pad Set, tap the Pad Set name indicator to call up

the Pad Type list, then tap the desired one.

3 EDIT, LEARN

To edit the settings for each Pad:

1) Tap [EDIT].

2) Tap the desired Pad to call up the Pad Edit window and the on-screen keyboard.

3) Make the settings including the note assignment as described below.

You can set the desired Note and Velocity also by tapping [LEARN] then pressing

the key on the actual keyboard of the connected synthesizer.

4 Slider

When “PITCH” is selected, the Slider can be used as a Pitch Bend wheel.

When “VELOCITY” is selected, dragging the Slider sets the velocity range, and

tapping any key transmits the MIDI note message via the velocity range specified

on the Slider.

When “ASSIGN1” or “ASSIGN2” is selected, tapping the Slider transmits the

Controller MIDI message specified in the Utility window.

When “ROLL LENGTH” is selected, controlling the slider will modify the length of

the Roll according to your finger position.

5 LATCH

When this button is switched to blue by tapping, simply tap the Roll Note button to

hold it.

6 Roll Note buttons

Determines the note length of the roll produced by touching the Pad while holding

a Roll Note button.

7 Roll indicator

The information of the Roll is shown while holding the Roll Note button.

Pinching in and out horizontally adjusts the Gate Time of all the notes. Dragging

each bar vertically adjusts the Velocity.

Velocity

Gate Time

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