Yamaha TENORI-ON TNR-W/TNR-O User Manual

This manual introduces the functions and use of TENORI-ON, including setup, basic operation, and precautions.


Yamaha TENORI-ON TNR-W/TNR-O User Manual - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
123
File format
PDF
File size
2.4 MB
Published
12 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
38BA1E578DFBA6FDC61985147D5AE0E3

About this manual

The Yamaha TENORI-ON is a musical instrument featuring a 16 x 16 matrix of LED buttons that combines control and display functions. It supports up to 16 layers divided into six different performance modes: Score, Random, Draw, Bounce, Push, and Solo. Each layer can memorize note timing, voice, pitch, loop position, and other parameters.

What's inside

  • Layers and Performance Modes
  • Layers and Blocks
  • Voices
  • Connecting to Second TENORI-ON or Computer
  • Song Recording and Playback
  • SD Memory Card File Types and Operations
  • Performance Modes
  • Basic Operation
  • Setting Parameters with the Function Buttons
  • Data Storage and Initialization

Specifications

Matrix Size16 x 16 LED buttons
Maximum Layers16 layers
Built-in Voices253 voices
Maximum Polyphony32 notes
Blocks CapacityUp to 16 blocks

Frequently asked questions

What are the six performance modes of the TENORI-ON?

The six modes are Score, Random, Draw, Bounce, Push, and Solo.

How many blocks can the instrument hold?

You can have up to 16 blocks, each containing up to 16 layers.

Can I use my own voice samples?

Yes, user-created or downloaded samples can be converted and assigned using the TENORI-ON User Voice Manager software.

What is the maximum number of notes that can play simultaneously?

The maximum polyphony is 32 notes; if more are played, only the last 32 will sound.

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