Yamaha List User manual

Set List Organizer Owner’s Manual 1

Set List Organizer Owner’s Manual

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What is Set List Organizer?

This application lets you memorize the Program Change settings for respective Songs and transmit them to the MIDI instrument from your iPad. By creating a Set List, you

can easily control the Program Change settings of the MIDI instrument, to correspond to the songs in your live performance.

Set List Organizer

iPad

iMX-1

MIDI OUT MIDI IN

MIDI IN MIDI OUT

Utility window

Text Edit display Set List Edit window Program Change Edit

window

Main display For controlling the Program

Change settings of the MIDI

instrument.

MIDI instrument

By using MIDI cables and a Yamaha

i-MX1, connect the instrument to an iPad

Transmit the Program Change messages

according to the current Song.

NOTE

For information about the MIDI settings of the

instruments, refer to the respective manuals.

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Creating a Set List

1. Create a new empty Set List.

On the Main display, tap the Set List name to call up the Set List table. On this table,

add the new empty Set List. For details, refer to the Main display.

2. On the Main display, select the Set List created in Step 1

3. Add a Song to the Set List selected in Step 2.

Tap [LIST EDIT] to call up the Set List Edit window. Add the Song to this table. For

details, refer to the Set List Edit window.

Make the Program Change settings for the Song added in Step 3.

Tap [PGM] of the selected Song to call up the Program Change Edit window, then

make the desired settings. For details, refer to the Program Change Edit window.

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Controlling the Program Change settings of the MIDI instrument

1. Select the desired Set.

On the Main display, select the Set List created in the previous page.

2. Control the Program Change settings from the iPad during

your Performance.

On the Main display, tap the desired Program Change button of the corresponding

Song to change the Voice of the MIDI instrument.

NOTE

You can also conveniently make notes to help you remember which Voices were assigned to the

Program Change buttons.

To do this, select a Song on the Main display, and tap [TEXT EDIT] to call up the Text Edit display. For

details, refer to the Text Edit display.

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Title bar and Utility window

Each lamp flashes according to the MIDI in/out

messages.

Tapping this opens or closes the Utility window.

Lets you transmit/receive the Set List data to/from

another Set List Organizer which is running on a

neighboring iPad.

Tap this button on both iPads.

Tapping here initializes all the settings.

Tapping this calls up the Owner’s Manual

Indicates the program version.

Title bar

Utility window

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Main display

The Main display lets you control the Program Change settings of the MIDI instrument. This display features two view types: Song List view and Song Text view.

Tapping [-] or [+] selects the Set List.

Tapping the Set List name calls up the Set List

table described on the next page.

Song List view

Indicates that this number is selected.

You can change the Song by tapping

any number.

Calls up the Text Edit display which

lets you input or edit text for the

currently selected Song.

Song Number and Song Name

Calls up the Set List Edit window

which lets you change the Song

name and order, as well as add/

delete Songs to/from the current

Set List.

Song List view

Calls up the Song Text view of

the currently selected Song.

Indicates that this button was the last

one tapped.

Tapping one of the Program Change

buttons transmits the memorized

Program Change number to the

instrument. Tapping the gray colored

button transmits nothing.

Calls up the Program Change Edit

window of the corresponding Song.

On that window, you can assign the

desired Program Change number to

each number button.

Changes the Song.

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Song List view

Set List table

Song Text view

Tapping the Set List Name calls

up the Set List table.

Calls up the Song Text view of

the currently selected Song.

Adds the Set List to the table.

Deletes each of

the Set Lists.

Calls up the

Rename window.

Sliding here changes

the order of the Set List.

Closes the table.

Shows your text memo input

on the Text Edit display.

Returns to the Song List view.

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Text Edit display

This display is called up via [TEXT EDIT], letting you input or edit text memos for information about the currently selected Song.

Selects the font type, size and color.

Selects the background picture.

Changes the bar.

This on-screen keyboard lets you

input or edit text.

Closes the display.

Shows characters you input via the

on-screen keyboard.

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Set List Edit window

This window lets you change the Song name and order, as well as add/delete Songs to/from the current Set List.

Adds Songs to the Set List.

Up to thirty Songs can be added.

Deletes each of the Songs in

response to the confirmation

window.

Closes the window.

Sliding here changes the order

of the Song. The order set here is

applied to the Song List view.

Calls up the Rename window with

on-screen keyboard.

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Program Change Edit window

This window lets you assign the Program Change setting including MIDI channel, Bank Select and the volume value to each Program Change button.

U.R.G., Digital Musical Instruments Division

106MW-A0

Closes the window.

Equivalent to the Program Change button

number on the Main display.

Program Change ON/OFF button

When set to ON, the corresponding

Program Change button becomes

available. When set to OFF, the

corresponding Program Change

button becomes gray, indicating it is

unavailable.

Indicates the MIDI channel, Bank

Select MSB, Bank Select LSB and

Program Change. Tapping this area

calls up the window for setting the

value.

If you want to make the settings simply

and quickly, this [LEARN] button is

useful. Tap [LEARN] (the button starts

flashing), then transmit the Program

Change messages from the MIDI

instrument. The received MIDI messages

will be assigned to the corresponding

Program Change button. Tapping this

While flashing cancels the Learn status.

Adjusts the volume of the Voice

specified via the Program Change. The

volume can be adjusted by operating the

knob, or by tapping the value to call up

the slider for changing the value.

Volume ON/OFF button

When set to ON, tapping the Program

Change button transmits the volume

value, and doesn’t transmit when set to

OFF.

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