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MUSIC SYNTHESIZER
SYNTHÉTISEUR MUSICAL
SINTETIZADOR MUSICAL
Quick Guide
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S1 MONTAGE M Quick Guide
FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.)
1. IMPORTANT NOTICE: DO NOT MODIFY THIS UNIT!
 Thisproduct,wheninstalledasindicatedintheinstructionscontainedinthismanual,meetsFCCrequirements.Modications
not expressly approved by Yamaha may void your authority, granted by the FCC, to use the product.
2 . I MP OR TA NT: When connecting this product to accessories and/or another product use only high quality shielded cables.
Cable/s supplied with this product MUST be used. Follow all installation instructions. Failure to follow instructions could void
your FCC authorization to use this product in the USA.
3. NOTE: This product has been tested and found to comply with the requirements listed in FCC Regulations, Part 15 for
Class “B” digital devices. Compliance with these requirements provides a reasonable level of assurance that your use of
this product in a residential environment will not result in harmful interference with other electronic devices. This equipment
generates/uses radio frequencies and, if not installed and used according to the instructions found in the users manual, may
cause interference harmful to the operation of other electronic devices. Compliance with FCC regulations does not guarantee
that interference will not occur in all installations. If this product is found to be the source of interference, which can be
determined by turning the unit “OFF” and “ON”, please try to eliminate the problem by using one of the following measures:
-Relocateeitherthisproductorthedevicethatisbeingaectedbytheinterference.
-Utilizepoweroutletsthatareondierentbranch(circuitbreakerorfuse)circuitsorinstallAClinelter/s.
- In the case of radio or TV interference, relocate/reorient the antenna. If the antenna lead-in is 300 ohm ribbon lead, change
the lead-in to co-axial type cable.
If these corrective measures do not produce satisfactory results, please contact the local retailer authorized to distribute
this type of product. If you cannot locate the appropriate retailer, please contact Yamaha Corporation of America, 6600
OrangethorpeAve.,BuenaPark,CA90620,USA.
The above statements apply ONLY to those products distributed by Yamaha Corporation of America or its subsidiaries.
(529-M04FCCclassBYCA01)
COMPLIANCE INFORMATION STATEMENT
(Supplierʼs declaration of conformity procedure)
Responsible Party: Yamaha Corporation of America
Address: 6600OrangethorpeAve.BuenaParkCalif.90620
Telephone: 714-522-9011
Type of Equipment: Music Synthesizer
Model Name: MONTAGE M6, MONTAGE M7, MONTAGE M8x
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to two following conditions:
1)thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and
2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceivedincludinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.
(529-M02FCCsdocYCA01)
IMPORTANT
Please record the serial number of this unit in the space below.
Model
Serial No.
Theserialnumberislocatedonthebottomorrearoftheunit.RetainthisQuickGuideinasafeplaceforfuturereference.
*ThisappliesonlytoproductsdistributedbyYAMAHACORPORATIONOFAMERICA. (84-M01Ser.No)
S2
MONTAGE M Quick Guide
Information for users on collection and disposal of old equipment:
Thissymbolontheproducts,packaging,and/oraccompanyingdocumentsmeansthatusedelectricaland
electronic products should not be mixed with general household waste.
Forpropertreatment,recoveryandrecyclingofoldproducts,pleasetakethemtoapplicablecollectionpoints,in
accordance with your national legislation.
By disposing of these products correctly, you will help to save valuable resources and prevent any potential
negativeeectsonhumanhealthandtheenvironmentwhichcouldotherwisearisefrominappropriatewaste
handling.
For more information about collection and recycling of old products, please contact your local municipality, your
waste disposal service or the point of sale where you purchased the items.
For business users in the European Union:
If you wish to discard electrical and electronic equipment, please contact your dealer or supplier for further
information.
Information on Disposal in other Countries outside the European Union:
This symbol is only valid in the European Union. If you wish to discard these items, please contact your local
authoritiesordealerandaskforthecorrectmethodofdisposal.
(58-M02WEEEen01)
2MONTAGE M Quick Guide
Power supply
• Donotplacethepowercordnearheatsourcessuchas
heatersorradiators.Also,donotexcessivelybendor
otherwisedamagethecord,orplaceheavyobjectsonit.
• Donottouchtheproductorthepowerplugduringan
electricalstorm.
• Useonlythecorrectvoltagespeciedfortheproduct.
Therequiredvoltageisprintedonthenameplateofthe
product.
• Useonlythesuppliedpowercord/plug.Donotusethe
powercord/plugforotherdevices.
• Checkthepowerplugperiodicallyandremoveanydirtor
dustwhichmayhaveaccumulatedonit.
• InsertthepowerplugrmlyallthewayintotheACoutlet.
Usingtheproductwhenitisnotpluggedinsuciently
cancausedusttoaccumulateontheplug,possibly
resultinginreorskinburns.
• Whensettinguptheproduct,makesurethattheAC
outletyouareusingiseasilyaccessible.Ifsometroubleor
malfunctionoccurs,immediatelyturnothepowerswitch
anddisconnecttheplugfromtheoutlet.Evenwhenthe
powerswitchisturnedo,aslongasthepowercordisnot
unpluggedfromthewallACoutlet,theproductwillnot
bedisconnectedfromthepowersource.
• Donotconnecttheproducttoanelectricaloutletusing
amulti-plugoutletextender.Doingsocanresultinlower
soundquality,orpossiblycauseoverheatingintheoutlet.
• Whendisconnectingthepowerplug,alwaysholdtheplug
itselfandnotthecord.Pullingbythecordcandamageit
andcauseelectricshocksorare.
• Ifnotusingtheproductforlongperiodsoftime,besure
topullthepowerplugfromtheACoutlet.
• Besuretoconnecttoanappropriateoutletwitha
protectivegroundingconnection.Impropergrounding
canresultinelectricalshock.
Do not disassemble
• Thisproductcontainsnouser-serviceableparts.Donot
attempttodisassembletheinternalpartsormodifythem
inanyway.
Water warning
• Donotexposetheproducttorain,useitnearwateror
indamporwetconditions,orplaceonitanycontainers
(suchasvases,bottlesorglasses)containingliquidswhich
mightspillintoanyopeningsorplaceswherewatermay
drop.Aliquidsuchaswatergettingintotheproductmay
causeare,electricshocks,ormalfunctions.
• Neverinsertorremoveapowerplugwithwethands.
Fire warning
• Donotplaceanyburningitemsoropenamesnearthe
product,sincetheymaycauseare.
If you notice any abnormality
• Ifanyofthefollowingproblemsoccur,immediatelyturn
othepowerswitchanddisconnectthepowerplugfrom
theoutlet.
FinallyhavethedeviceinspectedbyYamahaservice
personnel.
- Thepowercordorplugbecomesfrayedordamaged.
- Unusualsmellsorsmokeareemitted.
- Someobject,orwaterhasbeendroppedintothe
product.
- Thereisasuddenlossofsoundduringuseofthe
product.
- Cracksorothervisibledamageappearontheproduct.
PRECAUTIONS
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING
Pleasekeepthismanualinasafeandhandyplaceforfuturereference.
WARNING
Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of serious injury or even death from
electrical shock, short-circuiting, damages, re or other hazards. These precautions include, but are not limited
to, the following:
3
MONTAGE M Quick Guide
CAUTION
Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of physical injury to you or others, or
damage to the product or other property. These precautions include, but are not limited to, the following:
Location
• Donotplacetheproductinanunstablepositionor
alocationwithexcessivevibration,whereitmight
accidentallyfalloverandcauseinjury.
• Donotgoneartheproductduringanearthquake.Strong
shakingduringanearthquakecouldcausetheproductto
moveortipover,resultingindamagetotheproductorits
parts,andpossiblycausinginjury.
• Whentransportingormovingtheproduct,alwaysusetwo
ormorepeople.Attemptingtolifttheproductbyyourself
mayresultininjuries,suchasbackinjuries,orcausethe
producttobedroppedandbroken,whichcouldleadto
otherinjuries.
• Beforemovingtheproduct,removeallconnectedcables,
topreventdamagetothecablesorinjurytoanyonewho
mighttripoverthem.
Connections
• Beforeconnectingtheproducttootherelectronic
components,turnothepowerforallcomponents.
Beforeturningthepoweronoroforallcomponents,set
allvolumelevelstominimum.
• Besuretosetthevolumesofallcomponentsattheir
minimumlevelsandgraduallyraisethevolumecontrols
whileplayingtheproducttosetthedesiredlisteninglevel.
Handling
• Donotinsertforeignmaterialssuchasmetalorpaperinto
anyopeningsorgapsoftheproduct.Failuretoobserve
thismaycauseare,electricshocks,ormalfunctions.
• Donotrestyourweighton,orplaceheavyobjectsonthe
product,anddonotuseexcessiveforceonthebuttons,
switchesorconnectors.
• Donotusetheproductorheadphonesforalongperiod
oftimeatahighoruncomfortablevolumelevel,sincethis
cancausepermanenthearingloss.Ifyouexperienceany
hearinglossorringingintheears,consultaphysician.
• RemovethepowerplugfromtheACoutletbefore
cleaningtheunit.Failuretoobservethismaycause
electricshocks.
Yamahacannotbeheldresponsiblefordamagecausedbyimproperuseormodicationstotheproduct,ordatathatislost
ordestroyed.
Alwaysturnthepowerowhentheproductisnotinuse.
(D M I -11)
English
4MONTAGE M Quick Guide
NOTICE
Toavoidthepossibilityofmalfunction/damagetothe
product,damagetodata,ordamagetootherproperty,
followthenoticesbelow.
Handling
• DonotusethisproductinthevicinityofaTV,radio,stereo
equipment,mobilephone,orotherelectricdevices.
Otherwise,thisproduct,TV,orradiomaygeneratenoise.
• Whenyouusetheproductalongwithanapponyour
smartdevice,suchasasmartphoneortablet,we
recommendthatyouenable“AirplaneMode”onthe
devicetoavoidnoisecausedbycommunication.
• Donotexposetheproducttoexcessivedustorvibrations,
orextremecoldorheat(suchasindirectsunlight,neara
heater,orinacarduringtheday)topreventthepossibility
ofdisguration,damagetotheinternalcomponentsor
unstableoperation.
• Donotplacevinyl,plasticorrubberobjectsonthe
product,sincethismightdiscolortheproduct.
Maintenance
• Whencleaningtheproduct,useasoftanddry/slightly
dampcloth.Donotusepaintthinners,solvents,alcohol,
cleaninguids,orchemical-impregnatedwipingcloths.
Saving data
• EditedPerformance
EditedPerformanceislostwhenyouturnothepower
totheproductwithoutstoringit.Thisalsooccurswhen
thepoweristurnedobytheAutoPowerOfunction
(page31).
• Othersettings
Othersettingsareretainedwhenthepoweristurnedo.
• Tosaveimportantsettings
KeepinmindthatPerformancesandothersettingssaved
totheproductmayoccasionallybelostduetosome
failure,anoperationmistake,etc.Forthisreason,you
shouldsaveyourimportantsettingsontoaUSBashdrive
(refertotheOperationManual).BeforeusingaUSBash
drive,makesuretoseepage32.
Information
About copyrights
Thecopyrightofthe“content”*1installedinthisproduct
belongstoYamahaCorporationoritscopyrightholder.
Exceptaspermittedbycopyrightlawsandotherrelevant
laws,suchascopyingforpersonaluse,itisprohibited
to“reproduceordivert”*2withoutthepermissionofthe
copyrightholder.Whenusingthecontent,consultwitha
copyrightexpert.
Ifyoucreatemusicorperformwiththecontentsthroughthe
originaluseoftheproduct,andthenrecordanddistribute
them,thepermissionofYamahaCorporationisnotrequired
regardlessofwhetherthedistributionmethodispaidorfree
ofcharge.
*1:Theword“content”includesacomputerprogram,audiodata,
AccompanimentStyledata,MIDIdata,waveformdata,voice
recordingdata,musicscore,andscoredata,etc.
*2:Thephrase“reproduceordivert”includestakingoutthecontent
itselfinthisproduct,orrecordinganddistributingitwithout
changesinasimilarmanner.
About this manual
• TheillustrationsandLCDscreensasshowninthismanual
areforinstructionalpurposesonly.
• Unlessindicatedotherwise,theillustrationsandscreensas
showninthismanualarebasedontheMONTAGEM6(in
English).
• Thecompanynamesandproductnamesinthismanual
arethetrademarksorregisteredtrademarksoftheir
respectivecompanies.
About disposal
Whendisposingofthisproduct,pleasecontactthe
appropriatelocalauthorities.
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6MONTAGE M Quick Guide
Welcome
ThankyouforpurchasingthisYamahaMusicSynthesizer!
Thisagshipmodelsynthesizercomeswithmultiplesoundenginesthatmaketheinstrumentpowerfulandversatileforall
musicgenres.Werecommendthatyoureadthismanualcarefullysothatyoucanfullytakeadvantageoftheadvancedand
convenientfunctionsofthisinstrument.Wealsorecommendthatyoukeepthismanualinasafeandhandyplaceforfuture
reference.
About the manuals
Thesetofdocumentslistedbelowareincludedwiththisinstrument.
Printed manual included with this product
Quick Guide (this book)
Providesexplanationsforthebasicfunctionsoftheinstrument.
Website-based manuals
ThemanualsprovidedonthewebsitecanbedownloadedfromtheYamahaDownloads.ConnecttotheInternetandenterthe
modelname"MONTAGEM"intheModelNameorKeywordsearchboxandclickSearch.
Yamaha Downloads
https://download.yamaha.com/
Operation Manual (HTML)
Providesinstructionsonoperatingtheinstrument,aswellasdetailedinformationontheinternalstructureandconnection
ofotherinstrumentsanddevices.
https://manual.yamaha.com/mi/synth/montage_m/index_q.html
Data List (.xlsx and .pdf)
ThislecontainsvariousimportantlistssuchasthePerformancelist,Eecttypelist,Waveformlist,Arpeggiotypelist,and
MIDIimplementationchart.
Included accessories
• Powercord(×1)
• Quickguide(thisbook)
• Cubase AI Download Information
• Expanded Softsynth Plugin for MONTAGE M download information
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About rmware updates
Toimplementnewfunctionsandimproveoperability,thisinstrumentmaybeshippedwithanupdatedversionofthermware
installed.
Themanualfortheupdatedversionofthermwarecanbedownloadedfromthewebsitebelow.
Yamaha Downloads:https://download.yamaha.com/
Thermwareversionofyourkeyboardcanbecheckedvia[UTILITY]gSettingsgSystem.
Notation in this document
Model name
Inthisdocument,MONTAGEM6,MONTAGEM7,andMONTAGEM8xarecollectivelycalledthe“MONTAGEM.”
NOTE
"NOTE"indicatessupplementarydescriptions.
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Contents
PRECAUTIONS ..................................................................2
NOTICE ........................................................................4
Information ....................................................................4
Welcome .......................................................................6
About the manuals .............................................................6
Printedmanualincludedwiththisproduct...................................................... 6
Website-basedmanuals......................................................................... 6
Included accessories ............................................................6
About rmware updates ........................................................7
Notation in this document ......................................................7
Features .......................................................................9
WhatistheMotionControlSynthesisEngine? ................................................... 9
Basic Performance structure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
How Live Set works ............................................................11
LiveSetbank.................................................................................. 11
Panel controls and functions ...................................................12
Toppanel......................................................................................12
Rearpanel.....................................................................................26
Setting up .....................................................................30
Powersupply..................................................................................30
Connectingspeakersorheadphones...........................................................30
TurningtheinstrumentON
TurningtheinstrumentOFF....................................................................31
AutoPowerOfunction.......................................................................31
Adjustingthemastervolume..................................................................32
PanelLockfeature.............................................................................32
UsingUSBashdrives..........................................................................32
Preparation for live performance ...............................................33
Status check and basic operation ...............................................34
Checkingthestatus............................................................................34
Openingsettingscreens.......................................................................38
Movingthecursorandchangingparametervalues.............................................39
Iconsshownforspecicoperations ............................................................40
Enteringcharactersandnumbers ..............................................................41
Playing the keyboard ..........................................................44
SelectingaPerformancefromtheLiveSetscreen...............................................44
Troubleshooting ...............................................................45
Restoringthefactorydefaultsettings(InitializeAllData)........................................45
Specications .................................................................46
Index .........................................................................47
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Features
TheMONTAGEMsynthesizersfeaturethebuilt-inMotion Control Synthesis Engine,lettingyoucreateenormouslycomplex,
multi-texturedsoundsbycombiningAWM2,FM-X,andAN-Xsynthesisenginesseamlesslyandfurthermodifyingthesound
usingMotioncontrol.Therefore,youcanusetheMONTAGEM,notjustforrecreatingconventionalsounds,butalsoforcreating
completelynewsounds.
What is the Motion Control Synthesis Engine?
Thisisapowerfullycomprehensivesynthesissystemthatusesahybrid,multi-tone-generatorsoundengine,andsophisticated
motioncontrolswithmultiplecontrolsourcesforcreatingcomplexandcontinuouslyshiftingsonictextures.
Hybrid sound engine
AWM2
Generatessoundsusingsoundles(orwave
les)sampledfromrealinstruments
FM-X
Generatessoundsbyusingthefrequenciesof
waveformstomodifyotherwaveforms
AN-X
Generatessoundsbymodifyingsimple
waveformsandapplying‘modeling’lters
Motion controls
Super Knob
Controlsmultipleparametersforcreating
multi-dimensionalsoundchanges
Motion Sequencer
Playsbackthemovementofthecontrollers
youhavesetbeforehandandchangesthe
soundsequentially
Envelope Follower
Generatessoundchangesthatsynchronizeto
thetempooftheinputaudio
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Basic Performance structure
OntheMONTAGEM,thegroupofsettingsrelatedtoaspecicsoundiscalleda“Performance.”SelectthedesiredPerformance
andplaythekeyboard.
APerformancecanconsistofupto16Parts,withasoundassignedtoeachPart.
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APerformancethatcontainsmultiplePartsiscalledaMulti-PartPerformance,whileaPerformancethatcontainsonlyonePartis
calledaSingle-PartPerformance.Single-PartPerformancescanbeusedinthesamewayasVoicesonAWM2synthesizers.
TherearefourtypesofParts.
Normal Parts (AWM2)
PartsplayedbytheAWM2soundengine.Aninstrumentsoundsuchaspiano,organ,guitar,andsynthesizercanbeassigned
toaPart.
Normal Parts (FM-X)
PartsplayedbytheFM-Xsoundengine.
Normal Parts (AN-X)
PartsplayedbytheAN-Xsoundengine.
Drum Parts (AWM2)
PartsplayedbytheAWM2soundengine.ApercussioninstrumentsoundcanbeassignedtothePart.TheDrumPartsare
usedforplayingrhythms.
NOTE
• Ifyouwishtocreatesoundsbyusingdefaultinitialvalues,selectanInitPerformance.
• Ifyouwishtousethisinstrumentasa16-partmultitimbraltonegenerator,usetheMulti/GMPerformances.ThesearePerformancesusingall
16parts,withthedrumsbeingassignedtoPart10.
PerformancesallowyoutoselectasoundforeachPartandcombinemultiplePartsinsophisticatedsplitandlayersettingsfor
playingonthekeyboard.Moreover,youcancreatecomplexsoundsbyeditingthePerformancesandPartsfromtheEditscreen
andenablingtheMotionControlsettings.
ThecreatedPerformancecanbesavedtointernalmemory,ortoUSBashdrivesconnectedtotheinstrument.Youcanalsouse
Soundmondo,asoundmanagementandsharingservice,tosavebackupsforyourselforshareyourPerformanceswithothers.
Soundmondo:https://www.yamaha.com/2/soundmondo
BycombiningtheExpanded Softsynth Plugin for MONTAGE M(thesoftwareversionoftheMONTAGEM)installedonthe
computerandthehardwareversionoftheMONTAGEM,youcancreateandmanagemanymorePerformances.Thesounds
youhaveusedinyourDAWformusicproductionandthesoundsyouhaveusedforliveperformancearesharedbetweenthe
softwareandhardwaresynthesizers.
Performance
Part1 Part2 Part3 Part4 Part5 Part6 Part16
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How Live Set works
MONTAGEMseriessynthesizersfeatureapowerfulLiveSetfunctionforsavingandmanagingthePerformancesyou’vecreated.
TheLiveSetfunctionletsyouregisterthedesiredMIDIandaudiolestoplayalongwiththePerformancesyouwishtouseon
stage.
OntheLiveSetscreen,thereare16slotsperpageforsavingupto16setsofsettings.Forexample,youcanregisterthesame
PerformancewithdierentvolumesettingstovariousslotssothatyoucanchangethevolumeofthePerformanceasthesong
progresses.Thatwayyoucansimplytaptheslottoswitchtothenextvolumesettingasyouplaylive.
NOTE
AlinktotheselectedPerformanceissavedtoeachslot.WhenaPerformanceiseditedandstored,allslotsthathavethelinktothe
correspondingPerformancewillbeupdated.
Live Set bank
AbankisasetofLiveSetpagesusedformanagingPerformances.Eachbankhas16pagesofLiveSets.
Therearethreetypesofbanks:Preset,User,andLibrary.
Preset bank
ThebankforregisteredpresetPerformances.
AnyPerformancesinthePresetbankyouhaveeditedcannotbesavedbacktothePresetbank;theymustbesavedtoaUser
bank
NOTE
Refertothe“Data list”forthelistofPresetPerformances.
User bank
ThebankforregisteredPerformancesyou’veeditedyourself.NothingiscontainedinthisbankwhentheMONTAGEMis
shippedfromthefactory.
Thereareeightbanks(or128pages)available,allowingyoutoregisterupto2,048Performances.
YoucanarrangethePerformancesinyourowncustomorder—forexample,accordingtoasetlistinliveperformance
situations.
Library bank
ThebankforregisteredPerformancesfromtheLibraryles.NothingiscontainedinthisbankwhentheMONTAGEMis
shippedfromthefactory.
YoucanregisteroneLibraryleperbank.
LibrarylescanbedownloadedfromtheYamahawebsite.
WhenyourststartuptheMONTAGEM,theLiveSetscreenforthePresetbankwillbeshownontheMaindisplay.
Thestart-upscreencanbesettoaLiveSetorPerformancescreenasdesired([UTILITY]gSystem).
1Bank
Performance1 Performance2
Performance16
Page
Slot
Performance
Performancestoragearea
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Panel controls and functions
Thissectionprovidesanoverviewofthepanelcontrolsandfunctions.
Top panel
Selecting a sound
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



Controllingparametersinrealtimeas
youplaythekeyboard,andadjusting
detailedparametervalues
Viewingthescreen,switchingsettings,
selectingitems,andenteringvalues
SelectingfunctionssuchasEditand
Utility
Selectingasound
Controllingthe
built-insequencer
Playingthekeyboard
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1-1 [PERFORMANCE] button (INFO)
ThiscallsupthePerformancescreen.YoucanpressthisbuttontoswitchtoadierentPerformanceview.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttoncallsupthescreenforcheckingrelevantinformationfor
thePerformance(INFOscreen).
1-2 [LIVE SET] button (REGISTER)
ThiscallsuptheLiveSetscreen.YoucanpressthesamebuttontoselectadierentPerformancebank.
Pressthisbuttonandthentaptheslotonthetouchscreen,orusetheSlotnumberandCategorynameselection
buttonstoselectaslotfromtheLiveSetpagecurrentlyshownonthescreen.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingthe[SHIFT]buttonopensthescreenforregisteringthecurrentPerformancetothe
LiveSetpage.DoingthisbeforehandallowsyoutocallupPerformancesquicklyandconvenientlyasyouplaylive.
1-3 BANK buttons
Usethesebuttonstoselectabank.
1-4 PAGE buttons
UsethesebuttonsforselectingaLiveSetpage.
OntheCategorySearchscreen,youcanusethesebuttonstoscrollthroughthelistofPerformances.
1-5 [CATEGORY] button (PART CATEGORY)
UsethisbuttontocalluptheCategorySearchfunction.Everytimeyoupressthebutton,thenextPerformancebankis
selected.
WhilethePerformancescreenisactive,pressingthisbuttonopensthePerformanceCategorySearchscreenfor
selectingaPerformance.
WhenthecursorisonaPart,pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonopensthePartCategory
Searchscreen.
1-6 Slot number and Category name selection buttons
Whenthe[LIVESET]buttonisselected,youcanusethesebuttonstoselectoneoftheLiveSetslots,1to16.Whenthe
[CATEGORY]buttonisselected,youcanusethesebuttonstoselectacategory.
Categories and descriptions
Categories Descriptions Categories Descriptions
Piano Piano Pad/Choir Synthpad
Keyboard Keyboardinstruments(suchas
harpsichordandClav)
Syn Comp Synthcomp(synthsoundssuitablefor
“comping”)
Organ Organ Chromatic Perc Chromaticpercussion(suchasmarimba
andglockenspiel)
Guitar Guitar Drum/Perc Drums,Percussion
Bass Bass Sound FX Soundeects
Strings Strings(instrumentssuchasviolins,or
stringensembles)
Musical FX Musicaleects(pitchedsoundeects)
Brass Brass(suchastrumpets) Ethnic Ethnic
Woodwind Woodwindinstruments(suchasclarinets,
ues,andsaxophones)
No Assign Noassign(notcategorized)
Syn Lead Synthlead(synthsoundsuitablefor
playingmelodiesandsoloing)
Init Initialized(nosettings)
YoucanalsousethesebuttonstoselectasettingontheDAW RemoteorQuick Setupscreen.
1-7 [AUDITION] button
WhileoneofthePerformance,LiveSet,orCategorySearchscreensareshown,pressingthisbuttonstartsorstopsthe
playbackoftheauditionphrasethatusesthecurrentlyselectedPerformance.
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Selecting functions such as Edit and Utility
2-1 [UTILITY] button (SHOW VALUE)
ThiscallsuptheUTILITYscreenwhereyoucanchangetheoverallsettingsfortheMONTAGEM.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonshowsthevaluesontheMaindisplayortheSubdisplayif
thereareanyvaluesnotshowngraphically.
2-2 [NAVIGATION] button (FX OVERVIEW)
AccordingtothePartyouareediting,thiscallsupthemapofthecorrespondingparameters.Whenyouselectone
itemfromthemap,theparametersettingscreenforthatitemwillbeshownontheMaindisplay.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttoncallsupthescreenforcheckingtheeectoverview
(FXOVERVIEWscreen).
2-3 [EDIT/ ] button (JOB)
ThiscallsupthePerformanceEdit,LiveSetEditorPatternEditscreen.
WhileeditingthePerformanceparameters,pressingthisbuttonallowsyoutousetheComparefunction.
WiththeComparefunction,youcancheckthesoundbeforeandaftereditingtoseehowthesoundchanges.
WhiletheEditscreenisshown,pressthe[EDIT/ ]button.The[EDIT/ ]buttonashes,andthesettingstemporarily
reverttothestatebeforetheedit.Pressthe[EDIT/ ]buttonagaintoenablethenewlyeditedsettingsagain.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttoncallsupthescreenforJobsettings(JOBscreen).
2-4 [SHIFT] button
Holddownthisbuttonalongwithanotherbuttonenablesyoutocallupthealternatefunctionprintedinredatthe
bottomofeachbutton.
Forthelistoffunctions,refertotheOperationManual.
2-5 [DAW REMOTE] button
ThiscallsuptheDAWREMOTEscreenforthePerformance.YoucanselectthedesiredDAW Remotemodebypressing
theCategorynamenumberselectionbuttonslocatedontheright.
2-6 [QUICK SETUP] button (FX BYPASS)
ThiscallsuptheUtilityQUICKSETUPscreen.YoucanselectaQuick SetupmodebypressingtheCategorynamenumber
selectionbuttonslocatedontheright.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttoncallsupthescreenformakingeectbypasssettings
(FXBYPASSscreen).
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2-7 [STORE] button (FILE)
ThiscallsuptheStorescreen.OntheStorescreen,youcanselecttosavethePerformanceunderanewnameorto
overwritetheexistingperformance.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttoncallsupthescreenforFilesettings(FILEscreen).
2-8 [SPLIT] button (NOTE RANGE)
ThiscallsuptheSplit JobscreenforthePerformance.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttoncallsupthescreenforsettingnoteranges(NOTERANGE
screen).
2-9 [SONG/PATTERN] button (RHYTHM PATTERN)
ThiscallsupthePlay/RecscreenforthePerformance.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttoncallsupthescreenforsettingRhythmPatterns(RHYTHM
PATTERNscreen).
2-10 [TEMPO/TAP] button (PANEL LOCK)
ThiscallsuptheUtility Tempo Settingsscreen.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonlocksthepanelcontrols.Repeattheoperationtounlock
thepanelcontrols.
Controlling the built-in sequencer
3 Sequencer transport buttons
UsethesebuttonsforcontrollingplaybackandrecordingofthesequencerdataforPattern,SongandAudio.
[ ] (Back) button
Usethisbuttonformovingbackonemeasureatatime.
[ ] (Forward) button
Usethisbuttonformovingforwardonemeasureatatime.
[J] (Stop) button
Usethisbuttonforstoppingplaybackorrecording.Ifyoupressthisbuttonagainwhileplaybackiscurrentlystopped,
thestartingpointforplaybackreturnstothebeginningofthesequencerdata.
YoucanalsousethisbuttontostopArpeggioplaybackthatcontinuesplayingafterkeysarereleased(incaseswhere
theArpeggioHoldswitchison).
[I] (Record) button
ThiscallsuptheRecordingscreen.WhiletheRecordingscreenisshown,pressthisbuttontocalluptheRecording
setupscreen(thebuttonstartsashing).Whenyoupressthe[R](Play)button,recordingstarts,andthebuttonstops
ashingandlightscontinuously.
[R] (Play) button
Usethisbuttonforstartingsongplaybackorrecording.Whenplaybackorrecordingstarts,thebuttonashesatthe
tempoofthesong.Thebuttonlightsupcontinuouslyforaudio.
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Viewing the screen, switching settings, selecting items, and entering values
4-1 Main display (touchscreen)
Thisdisplayshowsvariousinformation.Bytouchingthescreen,youcanchangethesettings.
YoucanalsousetheSlotnumberandCategorynameselectionbutton,cursorkey,datadial,anddisplayknobsto
movethecursorandchangethevalue.Fordetails,see“Statuscheckandbasicoperation”(page34).
4-2 Display knobs
Rev SendVar SendDry LevelPanVolume
UsetheseknobstocontroltheselectedrowofparametersshownintheMaindisplay.Theknobswiththeparameter
namesshownatthebottomoftheMaindisplayandwiththeirindicatorlampsONcanbeusedforchangingthe
parametersettings.
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4-3 Data dial
Usethisdialtochangethevalueshownatthecursorposition.
Movingthedialfasterletsyouchangetheparametervalueinlargerincrements.
4-4 Cursor buttons
Formovingthecursorpositionup,down,left,andright.
4-5 [DEC/NO] button
Usethisbuttontodecreasethevalueinincrements.
Youcanalsousethisbuttontoselect“NO”forthemessageshownontheStoreorJobscreen.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonletsyoujumpthroughthevaluesinunitsof10.
4-6 [INC/YES] button
Usethisbuttontoincreasethevalueinincrements.
Youcanalsousethisbuttontoselect“YES”forthemessageshownontheStoreorJobscreen.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonletsyoujumpthroughthevaluesinunitsof10.
4-7 [EXIT] button
Thefunctionsshownonthetouchscreenarearrangedinhierarchicalorder.Usethisbuttontoreturnupwardonthe
hierarchicallevel.
IfaPerformancescreenotherthantheHomescreenisshown,youcanusethe[EXIT]buttontoinstantlyreturntothe
Homescreen.
4-8 [ENTER] button
Usethisbuttontocalluptheitemshown/selectedonthescreen.Youcanalsousethisbuttontoselect“YES”for
promptsormessagesshownontheStoreorJobscreen.
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Controlling parameters in real time as you play the keyboard, and adjusting detailed
parameter values
5-1 Sub display
5-2 Tab selection buttons
5-3 Tab PAGE buttons
TheparameterscontrolledwithKnobs1–8areshownontheseparateSubdisplay.UsetheTabselectionbuttonsand
TabPAGEbuttonstoswitchamongtheavailablescreens.
DierentparametersareavailabledependingontheparticulartonegenerationtypeforthePartbeingedited.
5-4 [PAGE JUMP] button
Thiscallsup(ontheMaindisplay)theadvancedsettingscreenfortheparametercurrentlybeingeditedontheSub
display.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonenablestheparameterbeingeditedontheMaindisplayto
beshownontheSubdisplayaswell.
5-5 [QUICK EDIT] button
SelectthetypeofparameterstocontrolwithKnobs1–8.Youcanpressthesamebuttonasmanytimesasnecessaryto
switchtoadierentsetting.
Indicator Description
SELECTEDPART ControlstheparametersforthePartbeingedited
MULTI ControlstheparametersformultiplePartsbeingedited
GROOVE Controlsthegroove-relatedparameters
Whenthe[ASSIGN]buttonisturnedon,the[QUICKEDIT]buttonwillbeturnedo.
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5-6 Knobs 1–8
Byturningtheseeightknobs,youcancontrolvariousparametersrelatedtothePartsound,Arpeggioplayback,Motion
Sequencer,andothers.SelectthefunctionsforKnobs1–8byusingtheQUICKEDITbuttonontheleft.
5-7 [ASSIGN] button
Whenthisbuttonisactivated,Knobs1–8arereadytobeusedasassignableknobs.
5-8 Super Knob
Youcanusethisknobtosimultaneouslycontrolmultipleparameters(Assign1–8)assignedtoKnobs1–8.
YoucanalsocontroltheSuperKnobfromaconnectedFC7footcontroller.
FormoreinformationonthevaluescontrolledwiththeSuperKnob,aswellasinstructionsonhowtoassignfunctions
toAssign1to8parametersandhowtomakesettingsforthefootcontrollerconnections,refertotheOperation
Manual.
5-9 KNOB POSITION buttons
UsethesebuttonstoviewthevaluescorrespondingtotheSuperKnobpositiontobeshownontheSubdisplay.
Youcanalsocheckthevaluesfrom[PERFORMANCE]gMotion ControlgSuper Knob.
[LEFT]button ThevaluecorrespondingtotheleftmostpositionfortheSuperknob
[MID]button Thevalue(thecentervalue)correspondstothemidpositionfortheSuperknob
Thecentervaluecanbeassignedtoanypositionontheknob.
NOTE
The[MID]buttonisavailableonlywhentheSuper Knob Mid Positionsettingissettosomethingotherthan
o.
[RIGHT]button ThevaluecorrespondingtotherightmostpositionfortheSuperknob
AdjusttheparametersusingKnobs1–8,andthenpressthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttontosavethe
settings.
Bysettingdierentvaluesforeachbutton,youcansetmorphtransitionsusingthesethreereferencepoints.
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5-10 Slider function [PART VOLUME]/[EL/OP/OSC LEVEL] button
UsethisbuttontosettheeightcontrolslidersforcontrollingthevolumeofthePartsortheleveloftheelements,
operators,oscillators,ordrumkeys.Eachtimeyoupressthebutton,thesliderfunctionalternatesbetweenPART
VOLUMEandEL/OP/OSCLEVEL.
5-11 Control sliders 1–8
Usetheseslidersforreal-timecontrolofthevolumeforParts1–16(1–8/9–16),elementsofNormalParts(AWM2),
operatorsofNormalParts(FM-X),oscillatorsofNormalParts(AN-X),andkeysfortheDrumParts.
Whenthesliderfunction[PARTVOLUME]/[EL/OP/OSCLEVEL]buttonissetto“EL/OP/OSCLEVEL,”youcanusethePART
buttonstoadjustthelevelsfortheelement,operator,oscillator,ordrumkeyoftheselectedpart.
NOTE
• IfallControlSlidersaresettotheminimum,youmaynothearanysoundfromtheinstrument,evenwhenplayingthekeyboardor
aSong.Ifthisisthecase,moveallthesliderstoasuitablelevel.
• The[MASTERVOLUME]knobcontrolstheoverallaudiooutputlevelofthisinstrument.Ontheotherhand,theControlSliders
controlthelevelofeachelement/key/operatorofthePartsandthevolumeforeachPartofthePerformanceasaparameter.
Accordingly,thevaluessetviatheControlSliderscanbestoredasPerformancedata.
5-12 Part group [1-8/9-16]/[USB AUDIO / A/D INPUT] button
UsethisbuttontosetthePARTbuttonsforselectingParts1to16orforselectingUSBAUDIOandA/DINPUT.Eachtime
youpressthebutton,thesliders’functionalternatesbetween1–8/9–16andUSBAUDIO/A/DINPUT.
Bypressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]button,youcanusethePARTbuttonstocontrolParts9to16.
Whenthe1-8/9-16lampison,thePARTbuttonsaresettoParts1to8,andwhenthe1-8/9-16lampisashing,thePART
buttonsaresettoParts9to16.
5-13 PART buttons (EL/OP/OSC)
WhenthePartgroup[1-8/9-16]/[USBAUDIO/A/DINPUT]buttonissetto“1-8/9-16,”youcanusethesebuttonsto
selectParts1to8orParts9to16.
WhenthePartgroup[1-8/9-16]/[USBAUDIO/A/DINPUT]buttonissetto“USBAUDIO/A/DINPUT,”youcanusethese
buttonstoselectDIGITALIN,USBMAIN,USBASSIGN,andA/DINPUT.
Bypressingoneofthesebuttonswhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]button,youcanusetheappropriatePARTbuttonto
selectElements1to8,Operators1to8,Oscillators1to3,orNoise.
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5-14 [COMMON] button
UsethisbuttontoselectCommonoperationsfortheParts,elements,operators,andoscillators.
5-15 [PART SELECT] button (SOLO)
WhenthePartgroup[1-8/9-16]/[USBAUDIO/A/DINPUT]buttonissetto“1-8/9-16,”youcanusethePARTbuttons
toselectParts1to8orParts9to16.When“USBAUDIO/A/DINPUT”isselected,youcanusetheappropriatePART
buttonstoselectDIGITALIN,USBMAIN,USBASSIGN,andA/DINPUT.
Bypressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]button(sothattheSOLObuttonashes),andthenpressthe
appropriatePARTbuttontosetSOLOforthePartonoro.
Also,bypressingthe[PARTSELECT]buttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonandthenpressingoneofthePART
buttonswhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]button,youcanusetheappropriatePARTbuttontosetSOLOtoonorofor
theparticularElement,Operator,orOscillator.
WhenthePartissettoSOLOon,youcanseethestatuswiththeSolobuttonorthe“S”icononthescreen.
5-16 [KEYBOARD CONTROL] button (MUTE)
UsethisbuttontoenablethePARTbuttonstosetthekeyboardcontrolforeachPart.
Whenthekeyboardcontrolisenabledforthepart,thekeyboardiconappearsenabledontheMaindisplay,andthe
Partcanbeplayedonthekeyboard.
Bypressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]button,youcansettheParttoMUTEonoro.
Also,bypressingthe[KEYBOARDCONTROL]buttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonandthenpressingoneof
thePARTbuttonswhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]button,youcanusetheappropriatePARTbuttontosetMUTEtoon
orofortheparticularElement,Operator,orOscillator.
WhenthePartissettoMUTEon,youcanseethestatuswiththeMutebuttonorthe“M”icononthescreen.
5-17 [SHIFT] button
Holdingdownthisbuttonalongwithanotherbuttonenablesyoutocallupalternatefunctions,printedinredatthe
bottomofeachbutton.
Forthelistoffunctions,refertotheOperationManual.
5-18 OCTAVE buttons (TRANSPOSE)
Eachtimeyoupressabutton,thekeyboardrangemovesinoctaves.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonallowsyoutotransposethekeyboard.Eachtimeyoupress
oneofthebuttons,thepitchofthekeyboardmovesinsemitones.
Pressingbothbuttonsatthesametimeresetsthesettingtothestandardpitchor“0.”
5-19 [CONTROL ASSIGN] buttons (CONTROL VIEW)
TheCONTROLASSIGNscreenappears.
WhenaparameterthatcanbeassignedtoacontrollerisselectedontheMaindisplay,youcanpressthisbuttonand
movethedesiredcontrollerforparameterassignmenttoopenthesettingscreenforthecontroller.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonopensthescreenforcheckingthecontrollersettings
(CONTROLVIEWscreen).
5-20 SCENE buttons (STORE)
Youcanassigndierent“snapshots”ofimportantPart-relatedparameterssuchastrackmutestatusandbasicMixing
setupstoeachoftheSCENEbuttons.
Thecurrentlyselectedbuttonfullylights,thebuttonwithstoredSCENEsettinglightsdimly,andthebuttonwithno
storedSCENEsettingisturnedo.
Bypressingoneofthesebuttonswhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]button,youcansavetheScenesettingsyou’ve
edited.
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5-21 [MASTER VOLUME] knob
UsethisknobforadjustingtheMastervolume.
5-22 [A/D INPUT ON/OFF] button
UsethisbuttontoenableordisabletheinputsfromtheA/DINPUTjacks.
5-23 A/D INPUT [GAIN] knob
UsethisknobtoadjustthegainfortheaudiosignalsinputfromtheA/DINPUT.
Wheneverthereisaninput,theSIG/PEAKlampisturnedoninblue.Whentheinputsignalreachesjustshortof
clipping,theSIG/PEAKlamplightsupinred.AdjusttheknobsothattheSIG/PEAKlampbrieyturnsredwheneverthe
inputsignalreachesthemaximumlevel.
NOTE
YoumayneedtochangethegainsettingdependingontheleveloftheexternalequipmentconnectedtotheA/DINPUTjacks,in
thefollowingorder:[UTILITY]gSettingsgAudio I/OgA/D Input.Whentheoutputleveloftheconnectedequipment(suchasa
microphone)islow,setthisparametertoMic.Whentheoutputleveloftheconnectedequipment(suchasasynthesizerkeyboardor
CDplayer)ishigh,setthisparametertoLine.
Forotherinput-relatedparameters,changethesettingsasshownbelow.
The Volume for the A/D Input block and send level for the Pan and eects
• [PERFORMANCE]gMixing
• [EDIT/ ]gAudio IngMixing
• [NAVIGATION]g[PARTCOMMON]gA/D Input
or
[PARTCOMMON]g[NAVIGATION]gA/D Input
• SetthePartgroup[1-8/9-16]/[USBAUDIO/A/DINPUT]buttonto“USBAUDIO/A/DINPUT,”andthenpressPART
button8.
Destination for sending audio signals from the A/D INPUT jacks to the specic eect in the Eect block
• [EDIT/ ]gAudio IngRouting
Adjustment of the gain for the A/D INPUT jacks and enabling or disabling the jack
• A/DINPUT[GAIN]knobandA/DINPUT[ON/OFF]button
• [UTILITY]gSettingsgAudio I/OgA/D Input
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5-24 [ARP ON/OFF] button (ARP EDIT)
Usethisbuttonforenablingordisablingarpeggioplayback.
TheArpeggiofunctionletsyoutriggerrhythmpatterns,ris,andphrasesusingthecurrentPartbysimplyplaying
notesonthekeyboard.
Itnotonlyprovidesinspirationandfullrhythmicpassagesinyourliveperformances,butitgivesyoufullyformed
instrumentalbackingpartsofvariousmusicgenresforeaseincreatingsongs.
IftheArpeggioswitchforthePartisdisabled,settingthisbuttontoONwillnotplaybackthearpeggioforthatPart.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonopensthescreenformakingArpeggiosettings(ARPEDIT
screen).
5-25 [MSEQ ON/OFF] button (MSEQ EDIT)
UsethisbuttontoenableordisabletheMotionSequencer.
IftheMotionSequencerswitchforthePartortheLaneisdisabled,evensettingthisbuttontoONwillnotenable
playbacktheMotionSequenceforthatPart.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonopensthescreenformakingMotionSequencersettings
(MSEQEDITscreen).
5-26 [KEYBOARD HOLD] button
WhenthisbuttonisturnedON,youcansustainthenotesyouplaywithoutusingthesustainpedal.Theuseofsustain
isautomaticallyadjustedtopreventtheendoftheprevioussustainednotefromblendingwiththenotesofthenext
chord.
5-27 [PORTAMENTO] button
UsethisbuttonforsettingthePortamentoeectonando.
Portamentoisafunctionthatcreatesasmoothtransitioninpitchfromtherstnoteplayedonthekeyboardtothe
next.
5-28 PORTAMENTO [TIME] knob
UsethisknobforadjustingthePortamentotime.
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5-29 Pitch bend wheel
Usethiswheelforcontrollingthepitch-bendeect.
ThepitchbendrangecanbesetfromPartEditgPart SettinggPitch.
YoucanassignotherfunctionsforeachPart,viaPartEditgMod/ControlgControl Assign.
5-30 Modulation wheel
YoucanassignfunctionsindividuallytoeachPart,viaPartEditgMod/ControlgControl Assign.
5-31 [ASSIGN 1] and [ASSIGN 2] buttons
Usethesebuttonstocontroltheelementsandoperatorsduringyourperformancetocreatevariationsinsounds.
Otherfunctionscanbeassignedaswell.
ToassignotherfunctionsindividuallytoeachPart,usePartEditgMod/ControlgControl Assign.
TocontrolelementsthatgeneratesoundsbyusingtheXAfunction,useElementEditgOsc/TunegXA Control.
Youcansetthesebuttonsintwodierentways.OneistokeepthesettingONuntilthenexttimeyoupressthebutton,
andanotheristokeepthesettingONonlywhileyouarepressingthebutton.SelectthesettingsviaCommon/Audio
EditgGeneral.
5-32 [MSEQ TRIGGER] button
Whenthe[MSEQON/OFF]buttonisONortheMotion SEQ TriggersettingisON,pressingthisbuttonplaysbackthe
motionsequence.
5-33 [HOLD] button (RIBBON SETTING)
UsethisbuttonforswitchingtheRibbonControllersettings.
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttoncallsupthescreenformakingRibbonControllersettings
(RIBBONSETTINGscreen).
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5-34 Ribbon controller
Usethiscontrollerbyrunningyourngerlightlyacrossthesurfacelaterallytocontrolthespecicparameter
continuously.Or,youcanhavetheparameterchangeinsteps,dependingonthesetting.
Dependingonthefunctionyou’veassigned,youcanuseitasaspeedswitchfortherotaryspeaker.
Playing the keyboard
6 Keyboard
TheMONTAGEM6featuresa61-keykeyboard,whiletheMONTAGEM7has76keysandtheMONTAGEM8Xhas88keys.
Allareequippedwithatouchresponsefeature(bothinitialtouchandaftertouch).Withinitialtouch,theinstrument
senseshowstronglyorsoftlyyouplaythekeysandusesthatplayingstrengthtoalterthesoundinvariousways,
dependingontheselectedPerformance,Aftertouch,ontheotherhand,letsyoualterthesoundbytheamountof
pressureyouapplytoanoteafterplayingit.Inaddition,anyofavarietyoffunctionscanbeassignedtoaftertouchfor
eachPart.
ThesophisticatedGEXkeyboardfortheMONTAGEM8xprovidesexceptionallydelicateexpressiveness.Sincethe
instrumenthaspolyphonicaftertouchcapability,youcancontroltheaftertouchvalueindividuallyforeachkey.
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Rear panel
Connecting
7-1 [STANDBY/ON] switch
PressthisswitchtosettheinstrumenttoOnorStandby.
7-2 [AC IN] jack (power cord socket)
Connectthepowercordsuppliedwiththisinstrument.
7-3 USB TO DEVICE terminals
UsetheseterminalsforconnectingUSBashdrivesandUSBMIDIkeyboards.
WhenaUSBashdriveisconnected,theterminalletsyousavedatacreatedonthisinstrumenttotheUSBashdrive
andloaddatafromtheUSBashdrivetotheinstrument.SendingandreceivingdatabetweentheUSBashdriveand
thisinstrumentcanbesetfrom[UTILITY]gContentsgStore/Save(orLoad).
WhenaUSBMIDIkeyboardisconnected,youcanuseitinthesamewayasthebuilt-inkeyboardofthisinstrument,as
farastheconnectedkeyboard’sspecicationsallow.Formorein-formation,refertotheOperationManual.
   
ACoutlet
ExternalUSBMIDI
keyboard
USBashdrive
Computer
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Precautions when using the USB TO DEVICE terminals
Thisinstrumentfeaturesbuilt-inUSBTODEVICEterminals.WhenconnectingaUSBdevicetotheseterminals,be
suretohandletheUSBdevicewithcare.Followtheimportantprecautionsbelow.
NOTE
FormoreinformationaboutthehandlingofUSBdevices,refertotheowner’smanualfortheUSBdevice.
Compatible USB devices
• USBashdrive
• USBMIDIkeyboard
OtherUSBdevicessuchasaUSBhub,computerkeyboard,ormousecannotbeused.Theinstrumentdoesnot
necessarilysupportallcommerciallyavailableUSBdevices.YamahacannotguaranteetheoperationofUSB
devicesthatyoupurchase.
BeforepurchasingaUSBdeviceforusewiththisinstrument,pleasevisitthefollowingwebpage:
https://download.yamaha.com/
AlthoughUSBdevices1.1to3.0canbeusedonthisinstrument,theamountoftimeforsavingtoorloadingfrom
theUSBdevicemaydierdependingonthetypeofdataorthestatusoftheinstrument.
NOTICE
The rating of the USB TO DEVICE terminal is a maximum of 5 V/500 mA for each terminal. Do not connect USB devices
having a rating above this, since this can cause damage to the instrument itself.
Connecting a USB device
WhenconnectingaUSBdevicetotheUSBTODEVICEterminal,makesurethattheconnectoronthedeviceis
appropriateandthatitisconnectedintheproperdirection.
NOTICE
• Avoid connecting or disconnecting the USB device during playback/recording and le management operations (such as
Save, Copy, Delete, and Format), or when accessing the USB device. Failure to observe this may result in “freezing” of the
operation of the instrument or corruption of the USB device and the data.
• When connecting and then disconnecting the USB device (and vice versa), make sure to wait a few seconds between the
two operations.
• Use an AB type USB cable of less than 3 meters.
7-4 [USB TO HOST] terminal
UsethisterminaltoconnectacomputerviaaUSBcable,allowingyoutotransferMIDIdataandaudiodatabetween
thedevices.UnlikeMIDI,USBcanhandlemultipleportsviaasinglecable.Forinformationabouthowthisinstrument
handlesPorts,refertotheOperationManual.
NOTE
Audiodatasendingcapabilityfortheinstrumentisamaximumof32channels(16stereochannels)atasamplingfrequencyof
44.1kHzoramaximumof8channels(4stereochannels)forasamplingfrequencyof44.1kHzto192kHz.
Audiodatareceivingcapabilityisamaximumof6channels(3stereochannels).
Precautions when using the [USB TO HOST] terminal
Whenconnectingthecomputertothe[USBTOHOST]terminal,makesuretoobservethefollowingpointsto
avoidfreezingthecomputer/instrumentandcorruptingorlosingthedata.
NOTICE
• Use an AB-type USB cable.
• Execute the following before turning the power to the instrument on/o or plugging/unplugging the USB cable to/from
the [USB TO HOST] terminal.
- Quit any open application software on the computer.
- Make sure that data is not being transmitted from the instrument. (Data is transmitted when the notes on the keyboard
are played or a Song is played back.)
• While the computer is connected to the instrument, you should wait for six seconds or more between these operations:
(1) when turning the power of the instrument o and then on again, or (2) when alternately connecting/disconnecting the
USB cable.
Ifthecomputerortheinstrumentfreezes,restarttheapplicationsoftwareorthecomputerOSorturnthepower
totheinstrumentoandthenonagain.
28 MONTAGE M Quick Guide
7-5 MIDI terminals
UsethisterminalforconnectingexternalMIDIdevices.
7-6 FOOT SWITCH [ASSIGNABLE] jack
7-7 FOOT SWITCH [SUSTAIN] jack
Usethesejacksforconnectingfootswitchesandasustainpedal.
FOOTSWITCH[SUSTAIN]isajackforconnectingseparatelysoldfootswitchesFC3,FC4,andFC5touseexclusivelyfor
sustain.
FOOTSWITCH[ASSIGNABLE]jackisajackforconnectingaseparatelysoldFC4andFC5forusingotherfunctionsyou
assigntothepedal.Forexample,youcanuseafootswitchtoswitchtothenextPerformancewhiletheLiveSetscreen
isshown.
NOTE
Inthismanual,theterm“FC3”referstotheFC3andallotherequivalentproducts,suchastheFC3A,andtheterm“FC4”referstothe
FC4andallotherequivalentproducts,suchastheFC4A.
7-8 FOOT CONTROLLER jacks
UsethesejacksforconnectingaseparatelysoldFC7FootController.
YoucanassignafunctioninthePartEdittocontrolvariousparametersforthesound,suchasitsvolumeandpitch.
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Jacks and pin alignment
Input and Output jacks Polarities
Balanced/Unbalanced
Connector types
7-10ASSIGNABLEOUTPUT(BALANCED)
7-11OUTPUT(BALANCED)
Tip:Hot(+)
Ring:Cold(-)
Sleeve:Ground
Balanced TRSphoneplug
7-12[PHONES] Tip:L
Ring:R
Sleeve:Ground
—
7-9A/DINPUT Tip:Signal
Sleeve:Ground
Unbalanced TSphoneplug
ExternalMIDIkeyboard
FC4,
FC5
FC3,
FC4,
FC5
FC7
Ring
Sleeve Tip
Sleeve Tip
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7-9 A/D INPUT jacks
Usethesestandardphonejacksforreceivingtheaudiosignalsfromtheexternaldevice.Byconnectinganaudiodevice
suchasamicrophoneandCDplayer,aswellasanothersynthesizerandelectronicmusicalinstrument,youcanplay
thesoundasanaudioinputPart.Usethemonostandardphoneplugforconnection.Forstereoinputusingaudio
equipment,usethe[L/MONO]and[R]jacks.Formonoinputusingmicrophones,useonlythe[L/MONO]jack.
Inaddition,youcanusetheVocoderasaninternaleectwiththisinstrument.WhenusingtheVocoder,connecta
microphonetothe[L/MONO]jackandcontroltheVocoderbyusingtheaudioinputfromthemicrophone.
YoucanalsousethisjackfortheEnvelopeFollowerandABS(AudioBeatSync)features.
FordetailsabouttheEnvelopeFollowerandABSfeatures,refertotheOperationManual.
NOTE
• Aguitarorbasshavingactivepickupscanbedirectlyconnected.However,whenusingpassivepickups,connecttheinstrumentvia
aneectdevice.
• TheVocoder/EnvelopeFollowercanbecontrolledfromallPartoutputsandnotjusttheA/DINPUTjack.
7-10 ASSIGNABLE OUTPUT (BALANCED) jacks (TRS balanced output)
SeparatefromtheOUTPUTjacks,theseTRSbalancedoutputjacksareforoutputtingaspecicsoundorPart—
allowingyoutoapplyexternaleectsorprocessingforthatsoundorPart.However,keepinmindthattheSystem
eect,Mastereect,andMasterEQcannotbeappliedtothesoundoutputfromtheASSIGNABLEOUTPUTjacks.
ListedbelowarethesoundsorPartsthatcanbeoutputindividually.
• DrumPartkeystowhichdrum/percussioninstrumentsareassigned
• Metronome(Click)
• AnyPartofaPerformance*
*Formoreinformationontheaudioinputpart(AUDIOINPart),refertotheOperationManual.
7-11 OUTPUT (BALANCED) jacks (TRS balanced output)
UsetheseTRSbalancedoutputjacksforoutputtingtheaudiosignalsfromthisinstrument.Formonooutputs,useonly
the[L/MONO]jack.
7-12 [PHONES] (headphone) jack
Usethisstandardstereophonejackforconnectingasetofstereoheadphones.Thisjackoutputsaudiosignals
identicaltothosefromtheOUTPUTjacks.
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Audiodevice Headphones
Microphone
Keyboardamplier
or
Monitorspeakers
30 MONTAGE M Quick Guide
Setting up
Power supply
Connectthesuppliedpowercordinthefollowingorder.Makesurethe[STANDBY/ON]switchontheinstrumentissettothe
Standbyposition.
1. Connect the supplied power cord to the AC IN
terminal on the instrument’s rear panel.
2. Connect the other end of the power cord to an AC
outlet.
WARNING
Use only the power cord supplied with your instrument. The power cord
supplied with your instrument must not be used with any other electrical
devices. Failure to observe this precaution can result in the equipment being
damaged, overheated or cause a re.
WARNING
When setting up the product, make sure that the AC outlet you are using is easily accessible. If some trouble or malfunction occurs,
immediately turn o the power switch and disconnect the plug from the outlet.
NOTE
Followthisprocedureinreverseorderwhendisconnectingthepowercord.
Connecting speakers or headphones
Sincethisinstrumenthasnobuilt-inspeakers,youwillneedtomonitorthesoundoftheinstrumentbyusingexternal
equipment.Makesuretoturnoanykeyboardampliers,monitorspeakers,andotherdevices,andthenconnectasetof
headphonesandanyotherdevicesasshownbelow.Whenmakingconnections,besurethatyourcableshavetheappropriate
ratings.
[ACIN]jack
Rearpanel
Powercord(included)
Keyboardamplier
or
Monitorspeakers
(left)
Keyboardamplier
or
Monitorspeakers
(right)
OUTPUT(BALANCED)
[R]jack
OUTPUT(BALANCED)
[L/MONO]jack
Headphones
[PHONES]jack
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Turning the instrument ON
Turning the instrument OFF
Makesurethevolumesettingsoftheinstrumentandexternaldevices,suchaspoweredspeakers,areturnedtotheminimum
beforeturningthepoweron.Whenconnectingtheinstrumenttopoweredspeakers,turnonthepowerswitchofeachdevicein
thefollowingorder.
When turning the power on
First,theinstrument(displayswillturnonandbuttonswilllight),andthentheconnectedpoweredspeakers.
When turning the power o
First,theconnectedpoweredspeakers,andthentheinstrument(displayswillturnoandbuttonswillturno).
Keepinmindthatthe[STANDBY/ON]switchislocatedat
therightside(fromtheviewofthekeyboard)oftheACIN
socketontherearpaneloftheinstrument.
WARNING
Even when the [STANDBY/ON] switch is in standby status,
electricity is still owing to the product at the minimum level.
Remove the electric plug from the outlet when the instrument is
not to be used for extended periods of time, or during electrical
storms.
Auto Power O function
Topreventunnecessarypowerconsumption,thisinstrumentfeaturesanAutoPowerOfunctionthatautomaticallyturnsthe
poweroiftheinstrumentisnotoperatedforaspecicperiodoftime.
Auto Power O setting
YoucanenabletheAutoPowerOfunctionandselectthetimesettingforactivatingthefunction.
Procedure [UTILITY]gSettingsgAdvancedgAuto Power O
Settings (in minutes) O(AutoPowerOdisabled),5,10,15,30,60,120
Default O(AutoPowerOdisabled)
Disabling Auto Power O (simple method)
Turnthepoweronwhileholdingdownthelowestkeyonthekeyboard.
AnAuto power o disabledmessageappearsbrieyandAutoPowerO
isdisabled.Thesettingisretainedevenifthepoweristurnedo.
NOTICE
The setting will revert to its default value if not backed up before the power
is turned o.
• When the instrument is not operated for a specied period of time while
connected to an external device such as an amplier, speaker or computer,
make sure to follow the instructions in this Quick Guide to turn o the power to the instrument and the connected devices in the proper
sequence to protect the devices from damage. If you do not want the power to turn o automatically when a device is connected,
disable Auto Power O.
• When Auto Power O is set to o, the value will be retained even if the backup data saved on another device is loaded to the instrument.
When Auto Power O is set to something other than o, the value will be overwritten with loaded data.
NOTE
• Thesettingtimeisapproximate.
• ToturnthepoweronafterAutoPowerOhasbeencarriedout,pressthe[STANDBY/ON]switch.
• Whenthefactorysettingsarerestored,thesettingtimeischangedtothedefaultvalue(o).
[ACIN]jack
[STANDBY/ON]
switch
32 MONTAGE M Quick Guide
Adjusting the master volume
Adjusttheoveralllevelofthisinstrumentbyusingthe[MASTER
VOLUME]knob.
CAUTION
Do not listen over the headphones at high volume for long periods
of time. Doing so may cause hearing loss.
First,adjustthemastervolumeonthisinstrument,andthen
othervolumecontrols.Formoreinformation,refertothe
OperationManual.
Panel Lock feature
Pressingthisbuttonwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonlockstheoperationsonthecontrollersonthetoppanel.
WhilePanelLockisON,anyoperationsotherthanthebuilt-inkeyboard,pedals,mastervolume,superknob,pitchbendwheel,
modulationwheel,ribboncontroller,andthePanelLockcontrolitselfwillbedisabled.Theoperationsonthetouchscreenwill
alsobedisabled.
Pressingthisbuttonagainwhileholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonunlockstheoperationsonthecontrollersonthetoppanel.
Using USB ash drives
ByconnectingaUSBashdrivetoaUSBTODEVICEterminal,youcansaveyourcustomdatatotheconnecteddrive,aswellas
readdatafromit.
Number of USB ash drives that can be used
UptotwoUSBashdrivescanbeused.
Formatting a USB ash drive
YoushouldformattheUSBashdriveonlyonthisinstrument.AUSBashdriveformattedonanotherdevicemaynot
operateproperly.
NOTICE
The format operation overwrites any previously existing data. Make sure that the USB ash drive you are formatting does not contain
important data. Proceed with caution, especially when connecting multiple USB ash drives.
NOTE
FormoreinformationonhowtoformattheUSBashdrive,refertotheOperationManual.
To protect your data (write-protect)
Topreventimportantdatafrombeinginadvertentlyerased,enablewriteprotectionfortheUSBashdrive.Ifyouaresaving
datatotheUSBashdrive,makesuretodisablewriteprotection.
Turning o the instrument
Whenturningotheinstrument,makesurethattheinstrumentisNOTaccessingtheUSBashdrivebyplayback,recording
orlemanagement(suchasduringSave,Copy,DeleteandFormatoperations).FailuretodosomaycorrupttheUSBash
driveandthedata.
Max.Min.
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Preparation for live performance
ShownbelowisapossiblewayforpreparingtheMONTAGEMforuseinliveperformancesituations.
Selecting a Performance
fromtheLiveSetscreen
or
fromthePerformancescreen
Editing the settings
Saving edited settings
Creating a Live Set
Selecting a Performance from a Live Set
Playing the keyboard
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Status check and basic operation
Youcancheckthestatusbylookingatthebuttons,sliders,anddisplaysonthetoppanel.
Byusingthedatadialandbuttonsorbytappingthetouchscreen,youcanswitchtoadierentscreenorchangesettings.
Checking the status
Shown on the top panel
Thebrightnessandthecolorofthebuttonsonthetoppanelindicatethestatusofthesettings.
Brightness
Therearethreelevelsofbrightnessforthebuttons.
Brightness Description
Fulllight ThefunctionissettoON.
Dimlight ThefunctionisavailablebutsettoOFF.
YoucanpressthebuttontosetthefunctionON.
O ThefunctionisnotavailableandissettoOFF.
Nothingoccurswhenyoupressthebutton.
Color
Thecolorofthesliderslitsandbuttonsindicatewhattheyaresettocontrol.
Slider slits
Color Controls
Brightblue Cyan InternalPart
Yellow Yellow Elements,drumkeys,operators,oscillators
Red Red Audio
Blue Blue PartsinExternalmodeorDAW Remotemode
Buttons
Color Controls
Brightblue Cyan LiveSet,Partselect
Mintgreen Mint green Category
Element,Operator,Oscillatorselect
Green Green Keyboardcontrol
White White Real-timecontrol
Magenta Magenta SoloorMute
Red Red Others
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Main display
BelowareexplanationsoftheNavigationbarshownontheMaindisplayatalltimes.
Navigation bar
Edit Common FX 90
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Indicators Descriptions
1Home Thesamefunctionasthe[PERFORMANCE]buttononthetoppanel.
TappingtheiconcallsupthePerformancescreen(Homescreen).
2Exit Thesamefunctionasthe[EXIT]buttononthetoppanel.
Tappingtheiconreturnsonelevelupinthehierarchicalorder.
3
Informationarea
ThecurrentscreennameandinformationregardingtheParts,
elements,operators,oscillators,anddrumkeys.
Bytappingq,youcanchangethePart,element,operator,oscillator,
anddrumkey.
ForNormalParts
Statusfortheelements,operators,andoscil-latorsareshown.
• Mute:green“M”icon
• Solo:red“S”icon
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
M S
Elementnumbers1–8
Theelementbeingplayedisindicatedbylightsbelowthenumbers.
Thisisuseful,forexample,whenspecifyingthevelocityrangeforthe
elementtoplayandcheckingtoseeiftheelementisbeingplayed.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
M S Operatornumbers
1 2 3 N
M S Oscillatornumbers
ForDrumParts
Drum Keys: 73
Thestatusofthedrumkeysisshown.
• Thetotalnumberofdrumkeysset.
• ThegreenindicatorisshownasthevolumefortheDrumPartbeing
played.
4View
ForselectingaviewforthePerformancescreen
Tappingtheiconcallsupthelist.
Youcanpressthe[PERFORMANCE]buttontoswitchtoadierentview.
5Eects
TheiconisturnedowhenanInsertioneect,Systemeect,orMaster
eectisturnedo
TappingtheiconcallsuptheEectSwitchscreen.
6
QuickSetup Localcontrolon-oandMIDIINandOUTsettings
TappingtheiconcallsuptheQuickSetupscreen.
Localcontrol:on
Whenturnedo,theiconbecomesdim.
MIDIINandMIDIOUTaresettoMIDI
MIDIINandMIDIOUTaresettoUSB
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Indicators Descriptions
790 Temposetting TempoforthecurrentPerformance
TappingtheiconcallsuptheTempoSettingscreen.
8LiveSet TappingtheiconcallsuptheLiveSetscreen.
9Utility TappingtheiconcallsuptheprevioustabontheUtilityscreen.
Navigation button
The“map”ofthesignalowofthisinstrumentisshownonthescreen.
Bytappingtheitemonthemapyouwishtoedit,youcancallupthe
correspondingsettingscreen.
Performances and Parts
ThePerformancesandthePartsareshownwithagsandattributes.
FlagsarelabelsthatindicatethesoundenginetypesforthePerformanceorthePart.
Flag Descriptions
AWM2 PerformanceconsistingonlyofAWM2Parts;PartusingAWM2.
(in1color) PerformanceconsistingonlyofFM-XParts;PartusingFM-X.
(in2colors) PerformanceconsistingonlyofFM-XPartsandSmartMorph;FM-XPartcontainingSmartMorph.
AN-X PerformanceconsistingonlyofAN-XParts;PartusingAN-X.
*ThePerformancesthatcombinemultiplesoundenginetypesareexpressedusingthe“+”sign.
Edit Common FX 90
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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AttributesarelabelsusedtoidentifytypesofPerformancesorParts.Youcanusetheattributetoltersearchresultstoseeonly
thePerformancesorPartsthatsuityourneeds.
Attribute Descriptions
AWM2 AWM2soundengine
FM-X FM-Xsoundengine
AN-X AN-Xsoundengine
MC PerformancethatfeaturesMotionControl
SSS
PerformancethatsupportsSeamless Sound Switching
Seamless Sound Switching(SSS)isafeaturethatletsyouswitchPerformancessmoothlywithoutanynotes
beingcuto.
SSSisavailableundertheconditionsstatedbelow.
• Parts9to16arenotused
Smart Morph PerformancewithSmartMorphsettings
Single
Single-PartPerformance(PerformancecontainingonePart)
Usethiswhenyouwanttoplayoneinstrumentsound.
TheSingle-PartPerformancesareshowningreenonthePerformanceCategorySearchscreen.
Multi
Multi-PartPerformance(PerformancecontainingmultipleParts)
Useitthiswhenyouwanttoplaymultipleinstrumentsinlayerorsplitcombinations.
Multi-PartPerformancesareshowninblueonthePerformanceCategorySearchscreen.
MOTIFXF FactoryPerformanceforMOTIFXF
MONTAGE FactoryPerformanceforMONTAGE
MONTAGEM FactoryPerformanceforMONTAGEM
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Opening setting screens
Whenyouselectatabontherstcolumnfromtheleftofthetouchscreen,andthenselectatabonthesecondcolumn,the
parametereditviewappears.
Intheparametereditview,youcanchangetheparametervalueorswitchthesettingsonoro.
Selectatabonthe
rstcolumn Parametereditview
Selectatabonthesecond
column(ifavailable)
Closetheeditviewbydoing
oneofthefollowing:
• Pressthe[EXIT]button.
• Pressthe[ENTER]button.
• TaptheHomeicon.
• TaptheReturnicon.
Edit Common 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FX 90
General
/ Pitch
Perf
Settings
Filter
/ Amp
Effect
Arp / MS
Control
Audio ln Pitch
Zone
Overview
USB
Monitor
Main Category
Main Category Sub Category Performance Name
Sub Category
Piano Acoustic CFX + FM EP
[T]
Operationonthetouchscreenisperformedfromlefttoright.
IntheOperationshorthand,itisshownas:thebuttononthetoppanel(ortheiconintheNavigationbaronthetouchscreen)g
tabontherstcolumngtabonthesecondcolumngtheparametereditview.
Example
Operation [PERFORMANCE]g[EDIT/ ]gPartselectiongGeneral/PitchgPart Settings
Operation [UTILITY]gSettingsgSound
Youcanusethebuttonsonthetoppanelortapthetouchscreentocalluptherelevantscreen.
By using the buttons
Youcanalsoselectthedesiredtabbysimultaneouslyholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonandpressingtheappropriateCategory
Selectname/numberbutton.
Whileholdingdownthe
[SHIFT]button...
Usethesebuttonsontheupperhalffor
selectingatabontherstcolumn.
Usethesebuttonsonthelowerhalffor
selectingatabonthesecondcolumn.
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By using the touchscreen
Taptheappropriatetabshownonthetouchscreen.
Moving the cursor and changing parameter values
Usethefourcursorbuttonsonthedialringtomovethecursoronthetouchscreeninfourdirections.
Youcanmovethecursorbytouchingtheitemshownonthetouchscreen.
Changetheparametervalueatthecursorpositionbyusingthedatadial,[INC/YES]button,and[DEC/NO]button.
Forparameterswithlargevalueranges,youcanincreasethevalueby10byholdingdownthe[SHIFT]buttonandpressingthe
[INC/YES]button.Todecreaseby10,holddownthe[SHIFT]buttonandpressthe[DEC/NO]button.
Bymovingacursorpositiontoadierentrowoftheparametersusingtheupanddownbuttons,youcancontroladierentset
ofparametersusingthedisplayknobs
Edit Common 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FX 90
General
/ Pitch
Perf
Settings
Filter
/ Amp
Effect
Arp / MS
Control
Audio ln Pitch
Zone
Overview
USB
Monitor
Main Category
Main Category Sub Category Performance Name
Sub Category
Piano Acoustic CFX + FM EP
[T]
Cursorbuttons Datadial
Decreases
number
Increases
number
1. Movethecursorupanddownto
selectadierentrow.
2. Usethedisplayknobstocontrol
theindicatedparameters.
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Icons shown for specic operations
Icons Operations
Thecontextmenuappears.
Category
Search
Edit
Recall
Property
Favorite
Tapthecontextmenubuttontoswitchtoadierentscreen.
Thepop-uplistappears.
Whentherearemanyitems,upand
downscrollbuttonsareavailable.
Main Category
Piano
Keyboard
Organ
Guitar
Bass
Strings
Brass
Woodwind
Syn Lead
Touchtheitemthatyouwishtoselectfromthelist.
Toclosethepop-uplist,youcanpressthe[ENTER]buttonorthe[EXIT]buttonon
theToppanelortapoutsidethepop-uplistonthescreen.
Thescreenforenteringnamesappears. Taptheicontocallupthescreenforenteringnames.
Movetoadierentscreen Taptheicontocalluptheconrmationscreenforthefunction.
Usethe[INC/YES]buttonorthe[DEC/NO]buttontoconrmtheoperation.
AddaPart Tapthe“+”signtoaddaPart.
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Entering characters and numbers
Entering characters
Toentercharacters,usethekeyboardshownonthescreen.
Thekeyboardscreenappearswhenyouselecttheitemthatrequiresenteringnamesbytappingtheitemonthescreenorby
movingthecursortotheitemandpressingthe[ENTER]button.
1Deleteallcharacters
2Cancelallcharacterchangesonthescreen
3Switchbetweenuppercaseandlowercase
4Switchtothekeyboardforenteringsymbols
5Insertaspaceatthecursorposition(sameasthe[INC/YES]button)
6Movethecursor
7Deleteonecharacter(sameasusingthe[DEC/NO]button)
8Finishenteringcharactersandclosethescreen
9Switchtothekeyboardforenteringalphabeticalcharacters
Cancel
Space Done123@
Performance Name
CFX + FM EP
q w e r t y u i o
a s d f g h j k
z x c v b n m ,
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p
Cancel
Space Doneabc
Performance Name
CFX + FM EP
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, ^ ' | _ 4 5 6
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Entering numbers
Forenteringnumbers,youcanusethekeysonthebuilt-inkeyboardorthenumericpadshownonthescreen.
Onewayofenteringanumberisbypressingakeyonthebuilt-inkeyboard.Thisisuseful,forexample,forenteringanote
numberorvelocityvalue.
Anotherwayofenteringanumberisbyusingthenumericpadonthescreen.Thisisuseful,forexample,forspecifyingthevalue
thatrequiresanumericalentry.
Bytappingthecorrespondingitemonthescreenorbymovingthecursorandpressingthe[ENTER]button,thefollowingtab
appears.
Performance
Smart Morph
Part 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 FX 90
Common
TG Vel Limit
Home Display Mode
TG Note Limit
CFX + FM EP
Keyboard
Number
1-4 5-8 9-12 13-16
1
C -2
1
G 5
127
125
PlANO
2
PlANO
3
PlANO
4
Mute
Solo
CFX + FM EP
1
2
1Enableskeyboardentry
Pressakeyonthebuilt-inkeyboardtoenterthecorrespondingvalueforthenotenumberorvelocity.
2Callsupthenumericpadscreen
TapthenumbersonthenumerickeypadonthescreenorusetheDatadial,[INC/YES],and[DEC/NO]buttonstoincreaseor
decreasethevalue.
Cancel
Done
Performance Volume
127
7 8 9
4 5 6
1
0
2 3 5
34
6
3Deletesallnumbers
4Cancelsthechangesonthescreen
5Deletesthelastdigits
6Finishenteringnumbersandclosethescreen
Numerickeypad
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The Sub display
Using the Sub display
TochangesettingsshownontheSubdisplay,usethe[QUICKEDIT]button,Knobs1to8,Tabselectionbuttons,TabPAGE
buttons,andthe[ASSIGN]button.
Using the Page Jump function
TochangeadvancedsettingsoftheparametersshownontheSubdisplay,usethe[PAGEJUMP]buttontomovetothesetting
screenontheMaindisplayandthenedittheparametervalue.Afterediting,pressthe[PAGEJUMP]buttonwhileholdingdown
the[SHIFT]buttonsothattheeditedparametervaluesareshownontheSubdisplay.
ViewtheSubdisplay
ViewtheSubdisplay
ViewtheMaindisplay
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Playing the keyboard
First,selectapresetPerformancefromtheLiveSetscreenandtryplayingthekeyboard.
Selecting a Performance from the Live Set screen
1. Press the [LIVE SET] button.
TheLiveSetscreenappears.
Live Set FX 90
Category
Search
Bank Page
Preset Best of MONTAGE 1
CFX + FM EP
CFX + FM EP Wax And Wane
A.PIANO CFX+FM EP
A.PIANO CFX+FM EP
SYN PAD w/ Auto SK
Pearly Gates
CHILL OUT Style ARP
DJ Montage
DANCE Style ARP
2. If necessary, press the [BANK] button and the [PAGE] button to select a dierent screen. Find a
Performance you would like to use, and touch the Performance name on the screen to select it.
3. Play the keyboard.
YoucanalsousethePerformancescreentoselectapresetPerformanceandeditPerformancesettings.Formoreinformation,
refertotheOperationManual.
Performance(16PerformanceSetsononepage)
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Troubleshooting
Nosound?Wrongsound?Whentheseorotherproblemsoccur,makesuretocheckthetroubleshootingsectioninthe
OperationManualbeforeassumingthattheproductisfaulty.ManyproblemscanbesolvedbycarryingouttheInitialize All Data
operation(below),afterbackingupyourdatatoaUSBashdrive.Iftheproblempersists,consultyourYamahadealer.
Restoring the factory default settings (Initialize All Data)
NOTICE
When the Initialize All Data function is carried out, all the Performances and songs in the User memory you have stored, as well as the
Utility settings for the overall keyboard settings will be overwritten with their defaults. Make sure you are not overwriting any important
data. Therefore, you should regularly save backups of important settings to a USB ash drive (refer to the Operation Manual).
1. Open the Settings screen from [UTILITY] Settings System.
ThiscallsuptheSettingsscreenfortheentireinstrument.
2. Tap Initialize All Data.
Theconrmationscreenappears.
Tocanceltheoperation,taptheCancel Nobuttononthescreenorpressthe[DEC/NO]buttononthetoppanel.
3. Tap the Yes button on the screen or press the [INC/YES] button on the top panel.
TheInitialize All Dataoperationiscarriedout.
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Specications
Keyboard MONTAGEM8x:88keys,GEXKeyboard(InitialTouch/PolyphonicAftertouch)
MONTAGEM7:76keys,FSXKeyboard(InitialTouch/Aftertouch)
MONTAGEM6:61keys,FSXKeyboard(InitialTouch/Aftertouch)
Tone Generator MotionControlSynthesisEngine
AMW2:128Elements(max.)
FM-X:8Operators,88Algorithms
AN-X:3Oscillators,1noisegenerator
Display 7"TFTColorWideVGALCDtouchscreen,512×64full-dotLCD
Connectivity USBTODEVICE[1]/[2],[USBTOHOST],MIDI[IN]/[OUT]/[THRU],FOOTCONTROLLER[1]/[2],
FOOTSWITCH[SUSTAIN]/[ASSIGNABLE],OUTPUT(BALANCED)[L/MONO]/[R](6.3mm,BalancedTRSjacks),
ASSIGNABLEOUTPUT(BALANCED)[L]/[R](6.3mm,BalancedTRSjacks),
[PHONES](6.3mm,standardstereophonejack),A/DINPUT[L/MONO]/[R](6.3mm,standardphonejacks)
Dimensions, Weight MONTAGEM8x:1,446(W)×460(D)×170(H)mm,28.1kg(56-15/16"(W)×18-1/8"(D)×6-11/16"(H),61lb15oz)
MONTAGEM7:1,244(W)×396(D)×131(H)mm,17.6kg(49-0"(W)×15-9/16"(D)×5-3/16"(H),38lb13oz)
MONTAGEM6:1,037(W)×396(D)×131(H)mm,15.3kg(40-13/16"(W)×15-9/16"(D)×5-3/16"(H),33lb12oz)
Included Accessories Powercord,QuickGuide(thisbook),Cubase AI download information
Expanded Softsynth Plugin for MONTAGE M download information
Thecompletelistofspecicationsisavailableonthefollowingwebsite.
www.yamaha.com/2/montagem
*Thecontentsofthismanualapplytothelatestspecicationsasofthepublishingdate.Sincespecications,equipmentorseparatelysold
accessoriesmaynotbethesameineverylocale,pleasecheckwithyourYamahadealer.
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Index
Foraconvenientindexoftermsonhowtousetheinstrument,searchtheOperationManual(HTML).
https://manual.yamaha.com/mi/synth/montage_m/index_q.html
A
AN-X .............................................................................................. 9, 36, 37
attribute .................................................................................................. 37
Auto Power O function ...................................................................31
AWM2 ........................................................................................... 9, 36, 37
B
bank ..........................................................................................................11
D
Drum Parts (AWM2) .............................................................................10
E
Envelope Follower .................................................................................9
F
factory default settings .................................................................... 45
ag ............................................................................................................ 36
FM-X ..............................................................................................9, 36, 37
G
GEX keyboard ....................................................................................... 25
H
Hybrid sound engine ............................................................................ 9
I
Init ..............................................................................................................10
L
Library bank ...........................................................................................11
Live Set ..................................................................................................... 11
M
Motion Control .......................................................................... 9, 10, 37
Motion Control Synthesis Engine .....................................................9
Motion Sequencer .................................................................................9
Multi/GM .................................................................................................10
Multi-Part Performance ..............................................................10, 37
N
Normal Parts (AN-X) ............................................................................10
Normal Parts (AWM2) .........................................................................10
Normal Parts (FM-X) ............................................................................10
P
Panel Lock feature .............................................................................. 32
Part ............................................................................................................10
Performance ..........................................................................................10
Preset bank ............................................................................................. 11
S
Single-Part Performance ............................................................10, 37
slot .............................................................................................................11
Soundmondo ........................................................................................10
SSS............................................................................................................. 37
Super Knob ............................................................................................... 9
U
User bank ................................................................................................11
V
Voice ..........................................................................................................10
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Note on source code distribution
Forthreeyearsafterthenalfactoryshipment,youmayrequestfromYamahathesourcecodeforanyportionsoftheproduct
whicharelicensedundertheGNUGeneralPublicLicenseorGNULesserGeneralPublicLicensebywritingtothefollowing
address:
DigitalMusicalInstrumentsStrategyPlanningGroup,DigitalMusicalInstrumentsDevelopmentDepartment
MusicalInstrumentsBusinessUnit,YAMAHACorporation
10-1Nakazawa-cho,Naka-ku,Hamamatsu,430-8650,JAPAN
Thesourcecodewillbeprovidedatnocharge;however,wemayrequireyoutoreimburseYamahaforthecostofdeliveringthe
sourcecodetoyou.
• Notethatweshallbearnoresponsibilitywhatsoeverforanydamagearisingfromchanges(additions/deletions)madetothe
softwareforthisproductbyathirdpartyotherthanYamaha(orpartyauthorizedbyYamaha).
• Notethatre-useofsourcecodereleasedtothepublicdomainbyYamahaisunguaranteed,andYamahashallnotbearany
responsibilitywhatsoeverforthesourcecode.
• Thesourcecodecanbedownloadedfromthefollowingaddress:
https://download.yamaha.com/sourcecodes/synth/
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Important Notice:
U.S. LIMITED WARRANTY for Customers in the United States
FordetailedinformationaboutthisYamahaproductandwarrantyservice,
pleaseeithervisitthefollowingwebsiteaddress(printableleisavailableatourwebsite)
orcontactCustomerServiceattheaddressortelephonenumberidentiedbelow.
Website Address:
Yamaha.io/SynthAndStageWarranty
Customer Service:
YamahaCorporationofAmerica
6600OrangethorpeAvenue,BuenaPark,CA90620-1273
Telephone:800-854-1569
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Published 12/2022
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