PCY10 Bell Pad Question
2003-01-02 by underneathheaven <realvast@swbell.net>
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2003-01-02 by underneathheaven <realvast@swbell.net>
I have a couple of questions about the PCY10. First off, where does it connect to? Does it take up an input source? I'll have to use input 9/10 I assume? Second, where does it get the bell sounds from? Are the bell sounds already available on the module? Do the bell sounds change when you switch ride cymbals? Thanks for clearing up the confusion!
2003-01-02 by Walt
Hi realvast, Yes, you will need an input for it, and 9 or 10 will work fine. And the bell sounds are already in the module, so it is a matter of connecting the PCY10 to an open input, then assigning the voice you want to that input. If, for some reason, you change a pad from one type to another, the voice(s) you had assigned to the original pad will be assigned to the new pad unless you change them (you don't really assign voices to the pad, you assign them to an input). I think that answers your questions, but if not, let us know. Walt --- "underneathheaven <realvast@...>" <realvast@...> wrote: > I have a couple of questions about the PCY10. First > off, where does > it connect to? Does it take up an input source? > I'll have to use > input 9/10 I assume? Second, where does it get the > bell sounds > from? Are the bell sounds already available on the > module? Do the > bell sounds change when you switch ride cymbals? > Thanks for > clearing up the confusion! > > __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com
2003-01-03 by Chris Petrone
The PCY10 is a mono trigger and takes up 1 input. The "9/10" jack is your�mono pad input. It can handle two mono pads with the use of a stereo "Y" cord. I have�my PCY10�in #9 with my BP80 in #10. Of course I only get 1 pad on the BP80 this way, AHH! More inputs please! You can assign any sound you like to the PCY10, but if it is in #9 (or is it t#10?)�it is defaulted to a ride bell sound. I guess that's the way Yamaha planned it?