Guitar mode tutorial

[manojm]

This is a tutorial about the Guitar mode in Yamaha Arrangers
https://youtu.be/Ww4GgO0TcvE

[Fred Smith]

This is a tutorial about the Guitar mode in Yamaha Arrangers
https://youtu.be/Ww4GgO0TcvE

You need to post only once for a topic. You'll find your threads difficult to follow when you multi-post.

Cheers,
Fred

[alanclare]

Please excuse my ignorance, but is there something called "Guitar mode" hidden away inside the Style Editor of my s970?

Alan

[Roger Brenizer]

I removed Manojm's duplicate topic, Fred.

[overover]

Please excuse my ignorance, but is there something called "Guitar mode" hidden away inside the Style Editor of my s970? ...

Hi Alan,

yes, since the current Yamaha Style File Format "SFF2" (also called "SFF GE", which means "Guitar Edition") has already been introduced with Tyros3 and PSR-S910, your S970 also has this "Guitar Mode".


Best regards,
Chris

[alanclare]

Chris

Thank you. I haven't met this mode. I shall explore.

Alan

[ckobu]

Hi manojm, you made a great video. Everything is explained clearly and precisely.
If anyone is interested in a slightly different approach and explanation of this Guitar rule, they can watch my video.

https://youtu.be/bJ8Sip05_24?t=66

I would only add one detail. You've shown how Mega Voice sound can be added to Chord 2 for more realistic sound. We can use Mega Voice sound on the same channel (Chord1) which plays chord tones and Fret Noise. In this case, we will place Fret Noise or Strum Noise (above C6 tone) in the new zone and select NTT Type Bypass. (picture) Unfortunately, this cannot be determined on the keyboard itself. We can only do this with the Style Magic YA program. Many guitars are made in this way in factory rhythms.
This is a topic for those users who want to know more.

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