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Assignable controllers

You can assign one of a number of MIDI functions to the P-100’s [CS] slider for realtime control during performances.

You can use this slider to independently control the volume of the main or sub voices, to transmit aftertouch messages

to tone generators capable of receiving them, or to send any of 120 different types of control change messages (with

the exception of control changes 0 and 32, which are used for bank select messages).

If you purchase an optional foot controller (Yamaha FC7), you can assign a function to it as well. In addition to the full

range of functions mentioned above, the foot controller can be assigned as an overall volume control. You can then use

it instead of the [VOLUME] slider, leaving your hands free to do other things. Adding a second realtime controller to

your P-100 will thus allow you to increase your P-100’s performance flexibility.

Enter MIDI Utility mode.

Press the [CS] button while holding down the [MIDI] button.

The current [CS] slider function assignment will appear in the

display. (To assign a function to the foot controller, press the

[FC] button instead of the [CS] button.)

Select the desired setting.

Use the [DATA ENTRY] slider or the [-l] and [+1] buttons to

select the function you wish to assign to the controller.

The table below shows the possible assignment values.

(Note that overall volume control can only be assigned to the

foot controller, and not to the [CS] slider.)

DISPLAY FUNCTION

Off (no assignment)

INTERNAL

VOLUME

P-100 overall volume (FC only)

P-100 main voice volume

P-100 sub voice volume

Control change 001

MIDI

: :

CONTROL

CHANGE

Control change 120

Aftertouch (channel)

The P-100 displays only the control change numbers for control

change messages 001 through 120. For the meaning of these

numbers, refer to the MIDI Data Format on page 54.

Exit MIDI Utility mode.

Press the [MIDI] button to exit MIDI Utility mode.

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