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Reference Manual EN Using this Reference Manual...2 Edit Mode...2 Changing detailed operator settings...3 Operator Settings screen (page 1)...3 Operator Settings screen (page 2)...4 KSC (Keyboard Scaling) level setting (page 3)...4 Setting the EG (envelope generator)...5 EG Level EG Level Settings screen...5 EG Rate EG Rate Settings screen...6 Setting the LFO...7 LFO screen (page 1)...7 LFO PMD On/Off screen (page 2)...8 LFO AMD screen (page 3)...8 Setting the Pitch EG...9 PITCH EG Level screen (page 1)...9 PITCH EG Rate screen (page 2)...10 PITCH EG On/Off screen (page 3)...10 Troubleshooting...11 reface Reference Manual 1

Using this Reference Manual By using Edit mode on the reface DX, you can make detailed settings for individual operators. Please read this manual if you wish make detailed changes to Voices on the reface DX. Edit Mode In Edit mode, you can make detailed adjustments to Voice settings. NOTE To change the algorithm, use the [ALGO] button from the FM section. Edit mode is activated by pressing the [EDIT] button. In Edit mode, you can use the [1] to [8] buttons from the VOICE SELECT/EDIT section as [OP1] to [OP4], [EG level], [EG rate], [LFO], and [Pitch EG] buttons. To leave Edit mode, press the [EDIT] button once again. reface Reference Manual 2

Changing detailed operator settings Set Operators 1 to 4 as follows. 1. Press the [EDIT] button to activate Edit mode. 2. Press one of the [OP1] to [OP4] buttons to select the operator you wish to set. The setting screen for the corresponding operator is displayed. 3. If necessary, press the same button several times to select the required page from the setting screen. When a setting screen contains multiple pages, they are indicated in the form (i.e., page 1 of 3 pages). 4. Adjust the operator s settings by using the sliders and/or switches. 5. If necessary, you can also adjust other settings at this time. For example, if you press the [OP2] button while page 3 from the Operator 1 Settings screen is displayed, page 3 from the Operator 2 Settings screen is displayed. Similarly, if you press the [EG level] or [EG rate] button while the Operator 2 Settings screen is displayed, you can make EG adjustments for Operator 2. 6. When you have finished making settings, press the [EDIT] button once again to leave Edit mode. Operator Settings screen (page 1) 1 OP (operator) ON or Off Turns the operator on and off. Selects the frequency setting method. The frequency is set as a ratio with respect to the standard pitch. Ratio This frequency is also displayed as a ratio when you press the 2 MODE [FREQ] button. The frequency is fixed, regardless of which key is played. Fixed This frequency is also displayed in Hertz (Hz) when you press the [FREQ] button. Specifies the frequency by using a number. 3 FREQ (Frequency) When MODE is set to Ratio : When MODE is set to Fixed : 4 DTUNE (Detune) -64 to 0 to +63 0.500 to 31.99 Specify a value with respect to the standard value of 1.00. When this value is doubled, the octave increases by one; when halved, the octave drops by one. This value is also displayed when you press the [FREQ] button. Specifies the frequency in Hertz (Hz). 1.000 to 9,772 Hz This value is also displayed when you press the [FREQ] button. Detunes the frequency set with FREQ. Slightly detuning the frequency produces a chorus-like effect. reface Reference Manual 3

Operator Settings screen (page 2) 1 LEVEL 0 to 127 2 VEL.S (Velocity Sensitivity) 3 FB (Feedback) 4 KSC-Rate (Keyboard Scaling Rate) 0 to 127-127 (SQUARE) to 0 to +127 (SAW) 0 to 127 Sets the output level. In the case of carriers, this changes the volume. In the case of modulators, this changes the degree to which the carrier(s) are modulated. This value is also displayed when you press the [LEVEL] button. Used to change the volume and/or tone based on how hard you play the keys. There is no change when the setting is 0. The higher the value, the greater the degree of change. Selects the feedback level. From +1 to +127, the waveform changes from sine to sawtooth; from -1 to -127, it changes from sine to square. At 0, no feedback is applied and the waveform retains its normal sine shape. This value is also displayed when you press the [FB] button. Sets how the speed of the EG changes based on the area of the keyboard being played. The higher the value, the faster the EG changes for the high-pitch side compared with the low-pitch side. KSC (Keyboard Scaling) level setting (page 3) With keyboard scaling, you can adjust the effect of the envelope based on the area of the keyboard being played. In this way, it is possible to achieve a balance between tone and volume that is similar to that of acoustic instruments. The keyboard is divided in two at the break point (fixed at C3 on the reface DX). The high-pitch side at the right is set by using the R Depth and the R Curve; the low-pitch side at the left is set by using the L Depth and the L Curve. C2 +127 LIN Break point (C3) LIN C5 1 2 3 4 Depth 0 EXP EXP EXP EXP LIN LIN -127 L Curve R Curve L R Break point (C3) 1 L Depth -127 to 0 to +127 LIN (Linear) 2 L Curve EXP (Exponential) LIN (Linear) 3 R Curve EXP (Exponential) 4 R Depth -127 to 0 to +127 Sets the degree of keyboard scaling at the left side of the keyboard. When set to 0, no keyboard scaling is applied. The depth changes in a linear fashion from the break point to the left of the keyboard. The depth changes in an exponential fashion from the break point to the left of the keyboard. The depth changes in a linear fashion from the break point to the right of the keyboard. The depth changes in an exponential fashion from the break point to the right of the keyboard. Sets the degree of keyboard scaling at the right side of the keyboard. When set to 0, no keyboard scaling is applied. reface Reference Manual 4

Setting the EG (envelope generator) You can adjust the shape of the envelopes applied to the operators by using the [EG level] and [EG rate] buttons. Volumes and modulation degrees are set on the EG Level screen; rates of change are set on the EG Rate screen. Level Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Time Key on Key off EG Level EG levels can be set between 0 (minimum) and 127 (maximum) for each operator. For carriers, these levels set the volume; for modulators, they set the degree of modulation. 1. Press the [EDIT] button to activate Edit mode. 2. Press the [EG level] button. The EG Level Settings screen is displayed. 3. If necessary, press the [EG level] button several times to switch between operators. 4. Change the settings for Level 1 to Level 4 by using the sliders. 5. If necessary, alternately use the [EG level] and [EG rate] buttons to adjust the overall shape of the envelope. 6. When you have finished making settings, press the [EDIT] button once again to leave Edit mode. EG Level Settings screen 1 Level 1 Attack level 2 Level 2 Decay level 3 Level 3 0 to 127 Sustain level 4 Level 4 Release level For settings other than 0, the sound will stop when it reaches the Level 4 setting. reface Reference Manual 5

EG Rate EG rates can be set between 0 (slowest) and 127 (fastest) for each operator. 1. Press the [EDIT] button to activate Edit mode. 2. Press the [EG rate] button. The EG Rate Settings screen is displayed. 3. If necessary, press the [EG rate] button several times to select the operator you wish to set. 4. Change the settings for Rate 1 to Rate 4 by using the sliders. 5. If necessary, alternately use the [EG level] and [EG rate] buttons to adjust the overall shape of the envelope. 6. When you have finished making settings, press the [EDIT] button once again to leave Edit mode. EG Rate Settings screen 1 Rate 1 Attack rate 2 Rate 2 Decay rate 0 to 127 3 Rate 3 Sustain rate 4 Rate 4 Release rate reface Reference Manual 6

Setting the LFO You can set the LFO (low frequency oscillator) to change the waveform used to vary the sound and apply effects such as vibrato, tremolo, and wah. 1. Press the [EDIT] button to activate Edit mode. 2. Press the [LFO] button. The LFO Settings screen is displayed. 3. If necessary, press the [LFO] button several times to switch between this screen s pages. 4. Adjust the LFO by using the sliders and/or switches. 5. When you have finished making settings, press the [EDIT] button once again to leave Edit mode. LFO screen (page 1) Selects the LFO waveform. 1 WAVE SIN TRI SAW U SAW D SQ Sine wave Triangular wave Ramp-up type sawtooth wave Ramp-down type sawtooth wave Square wave S&H8 S&H 2 SPEED 0 to 127 Sample & Hold 8 wave Values are sampled each 1/8th of the interval set using SPEED. Sample & Hold wave Values are sampled at the interval set using SPEED. Sets the LFO speed. When WAVE is set to S&H or S&H8, this parameter determines the interval at which values are sampled. 3 DELAY 0 to 127 Sets how long it takes after pressing a key for the LFO to start. 4 PMD (pitch modulation depth) 0 to 127 Sets the degree to which the pitch is affected by the LFO (vibrato). Sample & Hold (S&H) Sample & Hold waves are formed by taking (sampling) a value from a noise wave at a certain time and keeping (holding) that value until the next one is taken. In this way, it is possible to create a wave that changes in a random fashion. Noise wave S&H output Samples Interval set using the LFO s SPEED parameter reface Reference Manual 7

LFO PMD On/Off screen (page 2) 1 Operator 1 LFO PMD On/Off 2 3 Operator 2 LFO PMD On/Off Operator 3 LFO PMD On/Off ON and off Turns LFO PMD on and off. When turned on, the PMD settings from the LFO screen (page 1) are active. 4 Operator 4 LFO PMD On/Off LFO AMD screen (page 3) Operator 1 AMD 1 (amplitude modulation depth) 2 Operator 2 AMD 3 Operator 3 AMD 4 Operator 4 AMD 0 to 127 Sets the degree to which the amplitude is affected by the LFO (tremolo, wah). reface Reference Manual 8

Setting the Pitch EG The operators pitches can be changed using an envelope. As with the normal EG, levels set the degree to which the pitches are affected; rates set the rate of change. These values are common to all operators. +48 Level 1 Level 3 Level 0 Level 4 Time Level 2-48 Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Key on Key off 1. Press the [EDIT] button to activate Edit mode. 2. Press the [Pitch EG] button. The Pitch EG Settings screen is displayed. 3. If necessary, press the [Pitch EG] button several times to switch between this screen s pages. 4. Set the envelope by using the sliders. 5. When you have finished making settings, press the [EDIT] button once again to leave Edit mode. PITCH EG Level screen (page 1) 1 Pitch EG Level 1 2 Pitch EG Level 2 3 Pitch EG Level 3 4 Pitch EG Level 4-48 to 0 to +48 Adjust the Pitch EG levels. The standard pitch is represented by 0, and you can adjust the pitch upward and downward by 48 semitones (4 octaves). reface Reference Manual 9

PITCH EG Rate screen (page 2) 1 Pitch EG Rate 1 2 Pitch EG Rate 2 3 Pitch EG Rate 3 4 Pitch EG Rate 4 0 to 127 Adjust the Pitch EG rates. The higher the value, the faster the pitch changes. PITCH EG On/Off screen (page 3) 1 Operator 1 Pitch EG On/Off 2 3 Operator 2 Pitch EG On/Off Operator 3 Pitch EG On/Off ON and off Turn the Pitch EG on or off for each operator. 4 Operator 4 Pitch EG On/Off reface Reference Manual 10

Troubleshooting If this instrument does not behave as expected for example, not producing the correct sound or producing no sound at all please refer first of all to Troubleshooting from your Owner s Manual (page 46). Many issues can also be resolved by doing a Factory Reset (page 40). If any specific issue should persist, however, please contact your Yamaha dealer or a service center (see the back of this booklet). Issue Model(s) Suspected cause Solution reface DX The carrier level is set to 0. Press the [LEVEL] button from the FM section, and confirm whether the carrier level is set to 0. If so, increase the carrier level. No sound is produced. The instrument stopped producing sound when a setting was changed. reface DX All carriers are turned off. In Edit mode, confirm whether the carrier is turned on or off. If the carrier is off, turn it on and ensure that its level is sufficiently high. reface DX The carrier s Fixed frequency value is too low. In Edit mode, confirm whether the carrier mode is set to Fixed and the FREQ value is too low. If so, increase the FREQ value. Notes continue to play without end. Notes started to play without end when a setting was changed. reface DX Rate 4 for the carrier s EG is too low. Raise Rate 4 for the EG. Alternatively, select a different Voice to stop the sound. Manual Development Department 2015 Yamaha Corporation Published 05/2015 PO-A0 reface Reference Manual 11