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MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST Owner’s Manual 1

Contents

What is the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST?.....................................2

Data Structure of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.......................3

Starting the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST ......................................4

An Example of MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST in Use .....................7

MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST Window...........................................13

Basic Operations....................................................................33

Menu ........................................................................................35

Tips ..........................................................................................51

• Recording to Cubase MIDI tracks with the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST

• Recording/Editing Arpeggio playback as MIDI data on Cubase

Troubleshooting .....................................................................57

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This owner’s manual assumes that you are already familiar with basic Windows/Mac operations. If you are not,

please refer to the owner’s manual which came with your Windows/Mac software before using the MOX6/MOX8

Editor VST.

For information about hardware requirements, the interconnection of devices and the installation of the MOX6/MOX8

Editor VST software, refer to the separate Installation Manual as well as the Owner’s Manual for the respective MIDI

device.

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What is the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST?

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What is the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST?

MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST is a convenient tool which lets you edit and save the various parameters of your

MOX6/MOX8 tone generator. These include Voice and Mixing parameters (edited in the Voice or Mixing

mode of the MOX6/MOX8) such as Volume, Pan, EG, and Cutoff and other settings. Thanks to its easy-to-

understand graphical interface, you can edit various parameters of the MOX6/MOX8 right from your

computer — using the mouse to adjust the virtual knobs, sliders, and buttons and entering values from the

computer keyboard. Finally, all the changes you have made can be saved to your computer or transmitted to

the MOX6/MOX8 instrument.

The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST, based on the “VST3 technology” by Steinberg, works as a VST3 plug-in with

the Cubase series (version 5.5 or later Cubase 5/Cubase Studio 5, and version 5.1.1 or later Cubase

Essential 5/Cubase AI 5). The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST also works as the same way as other VST instrument

software, allowing you to save the edited settings of the MOX6/MOX8, or use them for another project. In

addition, you can handle the MOX6/MOX8 Voices in the Media Bay window in Cubase series when using the

MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST with Cubase series, allowing you to search for, listen, and load the MOX6/MOX8

Voices within Media Bay in Cubase series. The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST provides a comprehensive and

seamless music production environment — making the use of hardware and software both easier and much

more efficient.

The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST lets you adjust the hue as desired (page 6). This manual uses example screen

shots having the most universal color visibility, allowing the manual to be easily viewed by many people

having different types of color recognition.

Default Adjusted to universal hue

Data Structure of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST

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Data Structure of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST

The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST lets you create the following data and save them as a single file (extension: X4E).

• Current Global data (latest status of edited global parameters)

• Current data in the Voice mode (latest status of edited Voice)

• Current data in the Song/Pattern mode (consisting of Mixing setup, latest status of edited Voice and 16 Mixing Voices)

• User Voice data (consisting of three Normal Voice Banks and one Drum Voice Bank)

Current settings includes the latest settings of the Common and Element parameters for the Voice last assigned to

each of Parts 1 – 16, as well as Mixing parameter settings such as Voice assignment, pan, volume and effect for

each Part. Among the Voice Banks, only the Mixing Voice Bank data belongs to the Current settings. The MOX6/

MOX8 Editor VST lets you edit parameters (including Element parameters) of the Voice assigned to each Part and

save the latest edit status as a file without storing it as a User Voice or a Mixing Voice. This means that you can

easily recall the latest status of the previous edit simply by opening the file.

n The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST handles the Global data which includes some of the parameters shown on the “G” row in

the Mixer section and all the parameters in the Global Settings of the Parameter Category section (pages 19 and 27).

The diagram illustrated below indicates the structure of the data created via the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST, the

structure of the data stored in the internal memory of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument and the relationship

between those two types of data.

*1 When the MOX6/MOX8 instrument is connected to the computer properly with the ONLINE status, editing a parameter on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST affects the same parameter on the MOX6/

MOX8 itself, and vice versa.

*2 The Store Voice operation on the Editor will store the Voice data to the memory of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument as well as the memory of the Editor.

*3 The Store Global operation and Store Mixing operation will store the data only to the memory of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument.

MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST (VST3 Plug-in)

Current Global data

Current data in the Voice mode

Current data in the Song or

Pattern mode

• Mixing data

• Multi Common data

Part Voice data

(16 Voices)

Mixing Voice data

(16 Voices)

Store Voice

(page 46)

Store Voice

(page 46)

User Voice data

• Normal User 1 (128 Voices)

• Normal User 2 (128 Voices)

• Normal User 3 (128 Voices)

• Drum User (32 Voices)

Editor file

(Extension: .X4E)

Data sync

Current Global data

Current data in the Voice mode

Current data in the Song or

Pattern mode

• Mixing data

• Multi Common data

Global data

User Voice data

• Normal User 1 (128 Voices)

• Normal User 2 (128 Voices)

• Normal User 3 (128 Voices)

• Drum User (32 Voices)

Part Voice data

(16 Voices)

Mixing data

• Multi Common data

Mixing Voice data

(16 Voices)

Store Voice

(page 46)

Store Voice

(page 46)

Store Voice

(page 46)

Store Mixing

(page 47)

Store Global

(page 46)

MOX6/MOX8 instrument

Store Voice

(page 46)

Project file of the DAW application (computer)

Starting the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST

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Starting the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST

Install the Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver and MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST by following the respective Installation

Guides. After making the required connection and setting the MIDI IN/OUT parameter to “USB” in the Utility

mode, follow the instructions below to start the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

This example describes the operation steps for Cubase with the MOX6/MOX8 instrument connected to a

computer via an USB cable.

n For details about connection between the MOX6/MOX8 and a computer, refer to the Owner’s Manual of the MOX6/

MOX8.

n On the MOX6/MOX8, press the [UTILITY] to enter the Utility mode, then press the [F6] MIDI followed by the [SF4]

OTHER. On this display, set the MIDI In/Out parameter to “USB”, then press the [STORE] button to store this Utility

setting.

1. Open the VST Instrument window via [Devices]  [VST Instruments] in the Cubase

series menu.

2. Click the Instrument Slot in the VST Instrument Rack, then select [External]  [MOX6/

MOX8 VST].

3. When the dialog box asking “Do you want to create a MIDI track assigned to plug-in

“MOX6/MOX8 VST”?” appears, click [Create].

A MIDI track will be created and the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST window will appear.

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4. Click the Output Setup button at the right side of the Edit button ( ) in the VST

Instrument Rack, then select [Activate All Outputs].

After this operation, the MOX6/MOX8 1 – 2 Busses appear in the project window of the Cubase series.

5. Call up the Editor Setup window in the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST via [File]  [Editor

Setup].

6. Select “MOX6/MOX8” at the [USB Device] column.

7. Click [OK] button at the bottom.

8. Call up the VSTi Setup window in the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST via [File]  [VSTi Setup].

9. Click the [Auto] button then all the audio ports are assigned automatically.

10. Click the [OK] button at the bottom.

11. If the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST is “OFFLINE,” click the [ONLINE/OFFLINE] button to go

“ONLINE.”

12. In Quick Setup, select the desired one.

n Step 5 through 10 are required when starting MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST for the first time. These steps are

saved in the editor and do not need to be repeated each time it is started.

n The MOX6/MOX8 Editor can be started also from Media Bay via the following steps. From the “Media” menu

of Cubase series, select “MediaBay” to call up the MediaBay window. Select a Voice from the MediaBay,

right-click to call up “Property,” then select “Create Track.” Press the “Edit Instrument” button on the created

Instrument track to start the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

Output Setup button

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Adjusting the hue of the display

The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST lets you adjust the hue as desired.

1. At the left bottom of the Editor window, click the triangle button to call up the slider.

Click the triangle button again to close the slider.

2. Drag or click the slider to adjust the hue.

In Windows, to reset the hue to its default, simultaneously hold down the <Ctrl> key and click on the

slider.

On the Mac, to reset the hue to its default, simultaneously hold down the <Command> key and click

on the slider.

For details about slider operation, refer to page 34.

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An Example of MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST in Use

There is no single way to use the many components in the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST. Your editing needs and

preferences may differ; however, the following example gives you a simple step-by-step guide in how to use

the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST. As an example, this section explains how to edit a Voice in the Voice mode, edit

a Mixing program in the Song mode, then store the edited data to the memory of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument

and save the final results of your editing to a file.

Editing in the Voice mode

n If the [Song] or [Pattern] indication (at the top left of the display) is on, perform the instructions below from step 1. If the

[Voice] indication is on, perform the instructions below from step 2.

1. Change the mode to the Voice mode by clicking the [Voice] indication (at the top left of

the display).

If the [ONLINE]/[OFFLINE] indication is set to [ONLINE] before changing the mode, the Auto Sync

window will be called up automatically when this step is executed. As step 2 is thus unnecessary, you

should proceed to step 3.

2. Click the [OFFLINE] to call up the Auto Sync window if the [ONLINE]/[OFFLINE]

indication is set to [OFFLINE].

3. On the Auto Sync window, set communication-related parameters such as Input Port,

Output Port and Device Number in the Data Port section, then set the direction of Data

Auto Synchronization (Global, Current and Voice) in the Auto Sync Setting section.

When you want to use the settings on the MOX6/MOX8 itself as starting data for editing, set the boxes of

Global, Current and Voice in the Auto Sync Setting to on so that the data flows from the instrument to the

computer. To use the settings on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST as starting data, set both Global, Current

and Voice to the opposite, so that the arrow indicates data flow from the computer to the keyboard. For

details, see page 37.

NOTICE

• Keep in mind that when you set Global, Current and Voice to On, enable data sync from the computer to the MOX6/

MOX8 (instrument), and then click the [Start] button at the bottom, this operation transmits these types of data

currently on the Editor to the MOX6/MOX8 itself, automatically overwriting and erasing all the corresponding data

already existing on memory of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument. When you want to use the settings on the MOX6/MOX8

itself as starting data for editing, set the boxes of Global, Current and Voice in the Auto Sync Setting to on so that

the data flows from the instrument to the computer.

• Make sure to set the desired data transfer direction in order to avoid data loss.

• Any data which was overwritten and lost accidentally cannot be recovered.

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4. From the Auto Sync window, click [Start] at the bottom.

The data synchronization will be started if the Port settings are correct. As soon as data synchronization

is completed, the Auto Sync window is closed, then the OFFLINE indication is changed to ONLINE

indication automatically. In this ONLINE status, editing a parameter on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST

affects the same parameter on the MOX6/MOX8 itself, and vice versa.

For more information, refer to “ONLINE/OFFLINE” on page 13.

5. Edit the Voice in the Voice mode.

5-1 On the “V” row of the Voice section, click the Bank name or Voice name to call up the

VOICE LIBRARY window.

5-2 From the list in the VOICE LIBRARY, select the desired Voice to assign it temporarily to

the current Part.

You can confirm the sound of the selected Voice by clicking any note on the virtual keyboard or the

MOX6/MOX8 keyboard.

5-3 Click the Voice name or [OK] at bottom right of the window to close the VOICE LIBRARY

window.

You can cancel the Voice selection by clicking the Close (X) button or [Cancel] button at bottom right of

the window. By executing this operation, the Voice selection is reset to the original status and the VOICE

LIBRARY window closes.

NOTICE

When a different Voice has been selected, your edits of the previously selected Voice will be lost. If you want to store

the edits, make sure to store the Voice by using the Store window (page 46) before changing the Voice.

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5-4 Edit the Voice parameters as desired.

Edit the parameters (EQ, chorus, reverb, etc.) in the “V” row by clicking them.

To confirm how the parameter edit affects the Voice sound, click any note on the virtual keyboard or the

MOX6/MOX8 keyboard.

To make detailed settings of the selected Voice, click the arrow button at the top of the right panel

next to the main window to call up the Detailed Parameter section.

n For details about Voice parameters, refer to “Editing a Normal Voice” and “Editing a Drum Voice” in the

Reference Manual.

6. Store the edited settings as a User Voice, as necessary.

6-1 Click [Store Voice] under [Edit] in the menu bar to open the Store window (page 46).

6-2 Select a Voice Bank from the following list:

• Normal User 1

• Normal User 2

• Normal User 3

• Drum User

n Normal User 1 – 3 are shown in the Store window when editing the Normal Voice while Drum User is shown in

the Store window when editing the Drum Voice.

6-3 Open the selected Bank, select the desired number as destination, then enter the name

of the Voice in the box at the top of this window.

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6-4 Click [Store] to store the edited Voice to the selected number in the selected Bank.

Performing this operation will store the Voice data to the User Voice Bank in the MOX6/MOX8 instrument

as well as that within the Editor.

NOTICE

When you execute the Store operation, the settings for the destination memory (of both the Editor and instrument)

will be overwritten. Select the destination Voice number carefully to prevent important data from being erased

accidentally. For this reason, important data should always be saved to a separate USB storage device.

n You can store the settings of the parameters in the “G” row except for the Chorus and Reverb settings by

clicking [Store Global] under [Edit] in the menu bar.

Mixing edit in the Song or Pattern mode

This section explains how to edit a Mixing program in the Song mode.

1. Change the mode to the Song mode by clicking [Song] of the [Voice]/[Song]/[Pattern]

indication.

The Auto Sync appears automatically during ONLINE status.

2. From the Auto Sync window, click [Start] at the bottom.

Data synchronization will be started if the Port settings are correct. As soon as data synchronization is

completed, the Auto Sync window is closed.

3. Edit the parameters of the Mixing and Voice assigned to each Part.

If you want to change the parameter values from the original ones of the selected Song or Pattern, click

(drag and drop) each of the parameters such as EQ and effect lined up to the right of “G” in the Global/

Multi section and “1” – “16” in the Part section.

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To confirm how the parameter edit affects the Voice sound, click any note on the virtual keyboard.

To make detailed settings of the selected Multi, click the arrow button at the top of the right panel

next to the main window to call up the Detailed Parameter section.

n The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST lets you edit the Voice parameters in the Song or Pattern mode as well as Voice

mode. In the Voice mode, you can edit only the selected Voice. In the Song or Pattern mode, on the other

hand, you can edit the parameters of the Voice assigned to each Part as well as the Mixing parameters. The

edited Voice can be stored to the same Voice Bank as a User Voice regardless of the mode used for editing.

4. Store the edited Voice or a Mixing, as necessary.

4-1 Select the [Mixing Store] under [Edit] in the menu bar then store the edited Mixing.

4-2 Select the Part to which the desired Voice is assigned, select [Store Voice] under [Edit] in

the menu bar to call up the Store window (page 46) then store the Voice via the same

operations as in steps 6-1, 6-2, 6-3 and 6-4.

5. Select [Save] or [Save As] under [File] on the menu bar to save the edited data as a file

(extension: *.X4E).

All the settings you made and the Voice data you stored to the User Banks will be saved as a single file

(extension: X4E). When you open this file next time to call up the Auto Sync window, click [Start] to

synchronize the status of the parameter settings between the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and the MOX6/

MOX8 instrument.

The Save operation from the Cubase series File menu will save the Project file including the settings

made via the MOX6/MOX8 Voice Editor VST. This means that opening the same Project file next time will

call up the settings lastly made via the MOX6/MOX8 Voice Editor VST.

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NOTICE

It is recommended that Auto Save be set to off in the Preferences - General window of Cubase series. If Auto Save is

set to on, a backup of the Cubase series Project file will be created automatically, resulting in the Indicators showing

the Editing Status being turned off, even though the Voice Edit settings have not been saved yet. This allows you to

open a new file or different file, resulting in the settings being lost. In other words, to best avoid losing your editing

data, set Auto Save to off.

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MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST Window

Overall section

VST Preset

This box lets you store the settings made on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST as VST Preset or recall it.

Click the icon ( ) at right of this box, select “Save Preset,” enter the desired name of the new VST

Preset on the “Save Preset” window then store the settings. The currently edited Voice will be stored in

the Voice mode while the edited Mixing setup will to be stored in the Song or Pattern mode.

The stored settings can be recalled by clicking the icon ( ) at right of this box, selecting “Load Preset”

then selecting the VST Preset. The name of the selected VST Preset will be shown in this box. No name

is shown in this box if no Preset VST is recalled.

n The data of the MOX6/MOX8 stored as VST Preset can be handled like the other VST Presets in the Media

Bay of Cubase series 5.1.1 or later.

NOTICE

Note that recalling the VST Preset will overwrite or erase the current settings of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

File, Edit, Bulk, Help

Refer to page 35.

Voice/Song/Pattern mode

Determines the mode of the MOX6/MOX8, Voice, Song or Pattern. As soon as “Voice,” “Song” or

“Pattern” is selected here, the mode of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument changes accordingly and the Auto

Sync window (page 50) opens. After setting parameters as necessary on this window, click [Start] to

execute data synchronization between the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and the MOX6/MOX8 instrument.

ONLINE/OFFLINE

Clicking this switches the status of the Editor between “ONLINE” and “OFFLINE.” When “ONLINE” is

indicated, the edited status is completely synchronized between the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and the

MOX6/MOX8 instrument, meaning that any parameter edit you make on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST is

reflected in the same parameter on the MOX6/MOX8 instrument and vice versa. When OFFLINE is

selected, editing on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST will not affect the MOX6/MOX8 instrument and vice

versa even if the MOX6/MOX8 instrument is connected to a computer.

Note that the indication here is automatically changed according to the status of communication

between the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and the MOX6/MOX8 instrument. For example, the ONLINE status

changes automatically to OFFLINE when the cable is disconnected accidentally.

Indicates that the current status is set to ONLINE. Clicking this calls up OFFLINE ( ) described below.

Keep in mind that the ONLINE indication cannot be enabled when the MIDI Port is not set properly or the

MOX6/MOX8 instrument is not properly connected to a computer.

This OFFLINE indication shows that the MIDI Port is set properly and the MOX6/MOX8 is properly

connected to a computer. Clicking this calls up the Auto Sync window. From the Auto Sync window, you

can synchronize the settings between the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and the MOX6/MOX8 by clicking the

[Start] button. As soon as data synchronization is completed, the Auto Sync window is closed and the

status of the Editor changes from OFFLINE to ONLINE.

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n When the Global, Current and Voice settings are set to “Off” and Auto Start is set to “On” in the Auto Sync

window, clicking here changes the Editor status from OFFLINE to ONLINE without opening the Auto Sync

window.

This OFFLINE indication shows that the MIDI Port is not set properly or the MOX6/MOX8 instrument is not

connected to a computer properly. Clicking this calls up the Auto Sync window. After making sure to

connect the MOX6/MOX8 instrument to a computer, set the MIDI Port properly then click the [Start] button

in the Auto Sync window to execute data synchronization between the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and the

MOX6/MOX8. As soon as data synchronization is completed, the Auto Sync window is closed and the

status of the Editor is changed from OFFLINE to ONLINE.

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When the Voice/Song/Pattern is set to “Voice”

Mixer section

Global

This strip lets you edit the main parameters in the Voice mode, such as effect-related ones.

n When editing any of the Global parameters described below, a small square appears at the top right of the

“G” box until you save the edited data as a file. This indication is the same as the [F] indicator (page 22).

Lo, Lo-M, Mid, Hi-M, Hi (Master EQ)

Edits the Master EQ parameters.

Chorus

Selects the Chorus type.

Reverb

Selects the Reverb type.

Master Effect

Turns the Master Effect on or off and selects the Master Effect type.

Volume

Adjust the entire volume.

[Voice]/[AD Part] tab

Selects the Parts to be edited from [Voice] and [AD Part]. The illustration below indicates that the [Voice]

tab is active.

Before editing

After editing

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Voice

When the [Voice] is selected:

Edits the Voice parameters. Clicking the “V” row turns this section on as illustrated below.

n When editing any of the Voice parameters described below, a small square appears at the top right of the “V”

box until you save the edited data as a file or you store the edited data as a Voice. This indication is the same

as the [V] indicator (page 29).

n The MIDI monitor mark is at the left side of the “V” mark. A small LED lights when the specific MIDI channel

receives MIDI messages.

Category, Bank, No., Voice Name

Indicates the Category Bank and name of the Voice. When clicking here, the VOICE LIBRARY window

appears at the right half section, letting you select a different Voice for editing.

VOICE LIBRARY

Close button

Click this to close this window without applying the changes to the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

[Category]/[Bank] checkboxes

Click either of these boxes to determine whether the Voices listed here are divided into Category

folders or Bank folders.

Before editing

After editing

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[+]/[–] buttons

Click the [+] button to open all the folders so that all Voices appear in all folders. Click the [–] button to

close all folders.

Folder (Category or Bank)

Click each folder to open or close it.

Voices

Indicates the Voices included in the folder. You can select the Voice temporarily by clicking it. When

double-clicking a Voice, the Voice is actually selected and this window closes. You can also copy the

Preset Voice(s) and User Voice(s) from the original location to any location in the User Bank by

dragging-and-dropping the Voice(s). In the User Bank, you can rearrange the Voices by dragging-and-

dropping the Voice(s) to a new location.

If you enter checkmarks to the checkboxes of your most-used or favorite Voice, you can call up a list of

these Voices on the VOICE LIBRARY by setting the [Favorites] checkbox to on.

n Selecting, copying, pasting or dragging-and-dropping multiple Voices is done in the same way as

normal on your computer OS.

n By right-clicking on Windows / <control> key + clicking on Mac this section and selecting a menu,

you can use the following functions.

• Opening/closing all the folders

• Determining whether the Voices listed here are divided into Category folders or Bank folders.

• Copying/pasting

• Changing the Voice name

• Deleting all the checkmarks of the Favorites checkboxes at left of the Voices

• Saving the VST presets

n There are two ways to save a VST preset.

• Right-click (Windows) / <control> key + click (Mac) on the Voice Library > Save VST presets

• Click the “Save a VST preset” button on the Cubase series

“Save VST presets” on the right click menu allows you to save a voice of the User Bank separately.

You need to save the voice of the Preset Bank to the User Bank when you want to save the Voice of

the Preset Bank as a VST preset.

The “Save a VST preset” button on the Cubase series will save all settings of the MOX6/MOX8

Editor VST as a VST preset.

Search Box

You can search for your desired Voice by inputting a keyword here.

[Favorites] checkbox

By entering the checkmark to this checkbox, you can call up a list of your favorite Voices on the VOICE

LIBRARY. You can select your favorite or most-used Voices for this list by entering checkmarks to the

appropriate checkboxes at the left of each Voice.

[OK]/[Cancel] buttons

Click the [OK] button to apply the settings and close this window. Click the [Cancel] button to quit

without applying the Voice selection.

Refresh

When the VOICE LIBRARY is shown in the Editor and you store the Voice(s) on the MOX6/MOX8 itself,

the name(s) of the Voice(s) in the VOICE LIBRARY may be different from the Voice name(s) on the

MOX6/MOX8. If this happens, click this button to update the Voice names of the VOICE LIBRARY.

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EQ Lo, Mi, Hi (Part EQ)

Adjusts the equalizer settings for the current Voice.

Cho, Rev, Pan (Chorus, Reverb, Pan)

Adjusts the Chorus Send level, Reverb Send level and stereo Pan position for the current Voice by using

the graphic knobs.

Volume

Adjusts the volume of the current Voice.

ARP (Arpeggio)

Turns Arpeggio playback on or off for the current Voice.

When the [AD Part] is selected:

This section lets you edit parameters for the AD Part in the Voice mode.

Cho, Rev, Pan (Chorus, Reverb, Pan)

Adjusts the Chorus Send level, Reverb Send level and stereo Pan position for the AD Part in the Voice

mode by using the graphic knobs.

n The Chorus Send and Reverb Send for the AD Part affect only when the USB I/O Mode parameter in the

Utility mode is set to “1 StereoRec.”

Volume

Adjusts the Volume for the AD Part.

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Parameter Category section

You can edit detailed parameters for the current Part by clicking the button (located near the top right of

the window, just below the model name) to call up the Detailed Parameter section. Calling up the Detailed

Parameter section moves the Parameter Category Section rightward as shown below.

Parameter Category section

Parameter Category section Detailed Parameter section

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The indicated categories in the Parameter Category section differs depending on the selected row: G, V, or

AD Part, as illustrated below. Clicking each of Categories calls up the corresponding parameters in the

Detailed Parameter section. The “G” indication shown below appears when clicking the “G” row. The “V”

indication shown below appears by clicking the “V” row appearing only when the [Voice] tab is selected at

the bottom of the Mixer section. The “AD” indication shown below appears by clicking the “AD” row

appearing only when the [AD Part] tab is selected at the bottom of the Mixer section.

Open/Close button

This button opens/closes the Detailed Parameter section. When only the left arrow is indicated in white,

the Detailed Parameter section is hidden and you can call it up by clicking here. When only the right

arrow is indicated in white, the Detailed Parameter section is shown on the display, allowing you to edit

the displayed parameters. The Detailed Parameter section can be closed by clicking this button. You

can also conveniently open and close the Detailed Parameter window from your computer keyboard.

Hold down the <Ctrl> key (Command key for Mac) and simultaneously press the left arrow () key to

open the window, or hold <Ctrl> key (Command key for Mac) and press the right arrow () key to close

it.

Global Settings

This is shown when the “G” row is selected in the Mixer section. Clicking each of the parameter

categories calls up the corresponding Global parameters in the Detailed Parameter section.

Voice Common

This is shown when the “V” row is selected in the Mixer section. Clicking each of the parameter

categories calls up the corresponding Voice Common parameters in the Detailed Parameter section.

“G” “V” “AD”

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Element or Drum Key

This is shown when the “V” row is selected in the Mixer section. When a Normal Voice is selected

(“Element” is shown in the Parameter Category section) and you select an Element number, then

clicking each of the parameter categories calls up the corresponding Element parameters in the

Detailed Parameter section. When a Drum Voice is selected (“Drum Key” is shown in the Parameter

Category section) and you select a key number (from C0 – C6), then clicking each of the parameter

categories calls up the corresponding Drum Key parameters in the Detailed Parameter section.

Checkboxes for Elements (available when the Normal Voice is selected)

Turns each Element on or off.

[1] – [8], [All] buttons (available when the Normal Voice is selected)

Selects the Element to be edited. When [All] is selected, the Element Quick Setting window appears in the

Detailed Parameter section. This window conveniently lets you edit frequently-used Element parameters of

all Elements in a single window.

Element Parameter categories (available when the Normal Voice is selected)

Indicates the categories of Element parameters. Clicking each of the categories calls up the

corresponding Element parameters in the Detailed Parameter section.

Checkbox for the Drum Key (available when the Drum Voice is selected)

Turns the current Drum Key on or off.

Drum Key (available when the Drum Voice is selected)

Indicates the current Drum Key to be edited. You can select the Drum Key to be edited by clicking either of

the triangular buttons below the key indication.

Drum Key Parameter categories (available when the Drum Voice is selected)

Indicates the categories of Drum Key parameters. Clicking each of categories calls up the corresponding

Drum Key parameters in the Detailed Parameter section.

This is shown when the AD Part is selected in the Mixer section. The Detailed Parameter section shows

the Effect-related parameters.

i (Information)

Indicates information about the parameter at the cursor arrow position. To view the information for a

desired parameter, mouse-over the knob, slider or setting for that parameter. You can switch this

Information feature on or off by clicking the “

i” box.

When the Normal Voice is selected: When the Drum Voice is selected:

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Detailed Parameter section

This section indicates the detailed parameters of the selected category for the current Voice or Global

settings. This section introduces what parameters belong to each of the Parameter Categories. For details

about each parameter, refer to the Owner’s Manual of the MOX6/MOX8.

Three Indicators showing the Editing Status

One or more of the following three indicators are shown at the right top of the window when you edit a

parameter.

n These indicators, “V,” “G” and “F” are linked with the small squares at the top right of “1” – “16” boxes and

“G” box in the Mixer section. The “V” and “G” indicators disappear if you execute the Voice Store, Mixing

Store and Global Store operation, respectively. The “F” indicator and the small squares at the top right of the

“G” box in the Mixer section disappear only if you execute the File Save operation. All the indicators and the

small squares disappear if you execute the File Save operation.

Global Settings

This Parameter category which is called up by selecting the “G” row in the Mixer section consists of the

following sub categories.

Master FX/EQ (Master Effect/EQ)

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Master Effect/EQ parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section.

Controller Assign

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Controller Assign parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section.

Indicates that the Voice edits are not stored yet as a User Voice or Mixing Voice. This indicator

disappears when you execute Voice Store (page 46).

Indicates that the Global edits are not stored yet. This indicator disappears when you execute Global

Store (page 46).

Indicates that the parameter edits are not saved yet as a file.

V, G, F

indicators

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Voice Common

This Parameter Category is called up by selecting the “V” row in the Mixer section. The parameters

belonging to this category lets you make the settings applied to all the Elements or Drum Keys commonly.

The following sub categories are included.

General

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the parameters such as Voice name and pitch-

related parameters in the Detailed Parameter section.

ARP (Arpeggio)

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Arpeggio-related parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section. Clicking the row of the Bank/Category/Sub/Number/Name will call up the ARP

LIBRARY window which lets you use the search function for the selecting Arpeggio Types, as with the

VOICE LIBRARY window (page 16).

Controller Set

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Controller Set parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section.

LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator)

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the LFO-related parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section.

Effect

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Effect-related parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section.

Element or Drum Key

This Parameter Category is called up by selecting the “V” row in the Mixer section. The “Element” is shown

when the Normal Voice is selected while the “Drum Key” is shown when the Drum Voice is selected. The

parameters belonging to this category lets you make the settings applied to each of the Elements or Drum

Keys individually. The following sub categories are included.

n For information about the checkboxes at left of each Element number 1 – 8 and “All,” refer to page 21. For information

about the Drum Key (note name) and checkbox, refer to page 21.

Oscillator/Pitch

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the parameters related to the Oscillator and

Pitch in the Detailed Parameter section.

Filter

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Filter-related parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section.

Amplitude

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Amplitude-related parameters in the

Detailed Parameter section.

LFO/EQ (Low Frequency Oscillator/Equalizer)

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the parameters related to the LFO and EQ in the

Detailed Parameter section.

This Parameter Category is called up by selecting the “AD” row in the Mixer section. The parameters

belonging to this category lets you make the settings applied to the AD Part in the Voice mode. The following

sub category is included.

Effect

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the parameters related to the Effect applied to

the AD Part of the Voice mode in the Detailed Parameter section.

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When the Voice/Song/Pattern is set to “Song” or “Pattern”

Mixer section

Global

This strip lets you edit the main parameters in the Song or Pattern mode, such as effect-related ones.

n When editing any of the Global parameters described below, a small square appears at the top right of the

“G” box until you save the edited data as a file. This indication is the same as the [F] indicator (page 29).

Lo, Lo-M, Mid, Hi-M, Hi (Master EQ)

Adjusts the Master EQ setting.

Chorus

Selects the Chorus type.

Reverb

Selects the Reverb type.

Master Effect

Turns the Master Effect on or off and selects the Master Effect type.

Volume

Adjusts the entire volume.

Before editing

After editing

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[Part 1-16]/[AD Part] tab

Selects the Parts to be edited from [Part 1-16] and [AD Part]. The illustration below indicates that the

[Part 1-16] tab is selected.

Part

When [Part 1-16] is selected:

This section lets you edit parameters for each Part. Clicking any of 1 – 16 turns the corresponding Part

on. In the example illustration below, Part 1 is active.

n When editing any of the Voice parameters such as Element parameters for each Part, a small square

appears at the top right of the “1” – “16” box until you store the edited Voice as a User Voice or Mixing Voice

or you save the edited data as a file. This indication is the same as the [V] indicator (page 29).

Part (Part number)

Indicates the Part number. Clicking here turns the corresponding Part on.

n In some situations, selecting a Part number on the Editor may not change a Part number on the MOX6/MOX8

and vice versa, even if the Editor is in the ONLINE status. If you come across such a situation and you want

to match the Part number of the MOX6/MOX8 with the one in the Editor, change the Part number via the panel

controls of the MOX6/MOX8.

Mute/Solo

Mute

Sets the Mute status for each Part. Clicking “M” here changes the Mute status for all Parts

simultaneously.

Solo

Selects the Solo Part. Only one Part can be soloed at a time.

Category, Bank, No. and Voice Name

Indicates the Category Bank and name of the Voice assigned to each Part. When clicking here, the

VOICE LIBRARY window appears at the right half section, letting you select a different Voice for the

current Part. Using the VOICE LIBRARY is the same here as in the Voice mode; for details, refer to

page 16.

EQ Lo, Mi, Hi (Part EQ)

Adjusts the equalizer settings for each Part.

Ins.FX (Insertion Effect Switch)

Switches the Insertion Effect on or off.

n Insertion Effects can be applied up to three Parts.

Cho, Rev, Pan (Chorus, Reverb, Pan)

Adjusts the Chorus Send level, Reverb Send level, and stereo Pan position for each Part by using the

graphic knobs.

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Volume

Adjusts the Volume for each Part.

Rcv Channel (Receive Channel)

Determines the MIDI Receive Channel for each Part.

USB Output

Determines the USB Port for audio output of each Part.

ARP (Arpeggio)

Turns Arpeggio playback on or off for each Part.

n Up to four Parts can play back the Arpeggio simultaneously.

When [AD Part] is selected:

This section lets you edit parameters for the AD Part in the Song or Pattern mode.

Ins FX (Insertion Effect)

Switches the Insertion Effect on or off.

Cho, Rev, Pan (Chorus, Reverb, Pan)

Adjusts the Chorus Send level, Reverb Send level and stereo Pan position for the AD Part by using the

knob icons.

Volume

Adjusts the Volume for the AD Part.

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Parameter Category section

You can edit detailed parameters for the current Part by clicking the button (located near the top right of the

window, just below the model name) to call up the Detailed Parameter section. Calling up the Detailed

Parameter section moves the Parameter Category Section rightward as shown below.

Parameter Category section

Parameter Category section Detailed Parameter section

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The indicated categories in the Parameter Category section differs depending on the selected Part type: M,

Part 1 – 16, or AD Part. Clicking each of the Categories calls up the corresponding parameters in the

Detailed Parameter section. The “G” indication shown below appears when clicking the “G” row. The “Part 1

– 16” indication shown below appears by clicking any place on the Part row appearing only when the [Part 1-

16] tab is selected at the bottom of the Mixer section. The “AD” indication shown below appears by clicking

the “AD” row appearing only when the [AD Part] tab is selected at the bottom of the Mixer section.

Open/Close button

Same as in the Voice mode (page 20).

Global Settings

This is shown when the “G” row is selected in the Mixer section. Clicking each of the parameter

categories calls up the corresponding Global parameters in the Detailed Parameter section.

Multi Common

This is shown when the “G” row is selected in the Mixer section. Clicking each of the parameter

categories calls up the corresponding Common parameters in the Detailed Parameter section.

Part Common

This is shown when one of Parts 1 – 16 is selected in the Mixer section. Clicking each of the parameter

categories calls up the corresponding Common parameters of the Voice/Part in the Detailed Parameter

section.

Element or Drum Key

This is shown when one of Parts 1 – 16 is selected in the Mixer section. When a Normal Voice is

assigned to the current Part (“Element” is shown in the Parameter Category section) and you select an

Element number, then clicking each of the parameter categories calls up the corresponding Element

parameters in the Detailed Parameter section. When a Drum Voice is assigned to the current Part (“Drum

Key” is shown in the Parameter Category section) and you select a key number (from C0 – C6), then

clicking each of the parameter categories calls up the corresponding Drum Key parameters in the

Detailed Parameter section.

For details, see the Voice mode (page 21).

Same as in the Voice mode (page 21).

i (Information)

Same as in the Voice mode (page 21).

“G” Part 1 – 16 “AD”

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Detailed Parameter section

This section indicates the detailed parameters of the selected category for the current Part and the Voice

assigned to the current Part, or the Global settings. This section introduces what parameters belong to each

of the Parameter Categories. For details about each parameters, refer to the Owner’s Manual of the MOX6/

MOX8.

Four Indicators showing the Editing Status

One or more of the following four indicators are shown at the right top of the window when you edit a

parameter.

n These indicators, “V,” “M,” “G” and “F” are linked with the small squares at the top right of “1” – “16” boxes and “G” box

in the Mixer section. The “V,” “M” and “G” indicators disappear if you execute the Voice Store, Mixing Store and Global

Store operations, respectively. The “F” indicator and the small squares at the top right of the “G” box in the Mixer section

disappear only if you execute the File Save operation. All the indicators and the small squares disappear if you execute

the File Save operation.

Global Settings

This Parameter category, called up by selecting the “G” row in the Mixer section, consists of the following

sub categories.

Controller Assign

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Controller Assign parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section.

Indicates that the Voice edits are not stored yet as a User Voice or Mixing Voice. This indicator

disappears when you execute Voice Store (page 46).

Indicates that the Multi edits are not stored yet. This indicator disappears when you execute Mixing

Store (page 47).

Indicates that the Global edits are not stored yet. This indicator disappears when you execute Global

Store (page 46).

Indicates that the parameter edits are not saved yet as a file.

V, M, G, F

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Multi Common

This Parameter category, called up by selecting the “G” row in the Mixer section, consists of the following

sub categories.

Effect

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the Effect-related parameters in the Detailed

Parameter section.

Master FX/EQ (Master Effect/EQ)

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the parameters related to the Master Effect and

EQ in the Detailed Parameter section.

Part Common

This Parameter category which is called up by selecting any of the “1” – “16” rows in the Mixer section

consists of the following sub categories.

General

Clicking this calls up the GENERAL window in the Parameter Category section. This window lets you edit

the Voice Common parameters such as naming and the Mixing Part parameters such as Pitch,

Portamento, Note/Velocity Limit and Part EQ. In the Part Common General section, both the Mixing Part

parameters (the “M” indicator appears at the top right during editing) and Voice Common parameters

(the “V” indicator appears at the top right during editing) can be edited. To distinguish between them, a

small dot is shown at the immediate left of the parameters.

ARP (Arpeggio)

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the parameters related to the Arpeggio

assigned to the current Part in the Detailed Parameter section.

Clicking the row of the Bank/Category/Sub/Number/Name will call up the ARP LIBRARY window which

lets you use the search function for the selecting Types, as with the VOICE LIBRARY window (page 16).

RCV/Control Set (Receive/Control Set)

Clicking this calls up the RCV/CONTROLLER SET ASSIGN window in the Parameter Category section.

This window lets you edit the Receive Switch parameters for the current Part and the Controller Set

Assign parameters for the current Part and the Voice.

LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator)

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the LFO-related parameters of the Voice

assigned to the current Part in the Detailed Parameter section. This Parameter Category is not available

if the Drum Voice is assigned to the current Part.

Effect

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the parameters related to the Insertion Effect for

the current Part and System Effect applied to all the Parts in the Detailed Parameter section.

Element or Drum Key

This Parameter Category is called up by selecting any of the “1” – “16” rows in the Mixer section. The

“Element” indication appears when the Normal Voice is assigned to the current Part while the “Drum Key” is

shown when the Drum Voice is assigned. The parameters belonging to this category lets you make the

settings applied to each of the Elements or Drum Keys individually. For details, see the Voice mode section.

This Parameter Category is called up by selecting the “AD” row in the Mixer section. The parameters

belonging to this category lets you make the settings applied to the AD Part in the Song or Pattern mode.

The following sub category is included.

Effect

Clicking this in the Parameter Category section calls up the parameters related to the Effect applied to

the AD Part of the Song or Pattern mode in the Detailed Parameter section.

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Controller Set status

This section indicates which controller on the MOX6/MOX8 instrument is used as the Control Source of

the Controller Set.

Part

Indicates the current Part.

Control Source (Controller)

Indicates the six controllers as source of the Controller Set. The abbreviations for the Controllers are as

follows:

On/Off status

When a lamp is turned on, a certain function (Destination) is assigned to the corresponding Source

(controller). When a lamp is turned off, no function (Destination) is assigned to the corresponding Source

(controller).

Quick Setup, USB I/O Mode, Direct Monitor, Local Ctrl

On the MOX6/MOX8, up to 6 parameter settings for the computer connection can be stored as Quick

Setups. The stored Quick Setups can be recalled from the Quick Setup section of this Editor as well as

via the [QUICK SETUP] button of the MOX6/MOX8.

n This Editor cannot edit or store each setup.

From among the parameters included in Quick Setup, you can confirm the status of “USB I/O Mode”,

“Direct Monitor” and “Local Ctrl” with the indicators. By clicking these indicators, you can also edit these

parameters.

Indication Control Source Indication Control Source

PB Pitch Bend Wheel BC Breath Controller

MW Modulation Wheel AS1 ASSIGN 1 knob

AT After Touch (keyboard) AS2 ASSIGN 2 knob

FC Foot Controller FC2 Foot Controller 2

FS Foot Switch AF1 ASSIGNABLE FUNCTION 1 button

RB Ribbon Controller AF2 ASSIGNABLE FUNCTION 2 button

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Quick Edit Knobs

This section lets you adjusts various parameters assigned to the Knobs on the front panel of the MOX6/

MOX8 instrument.

[TONE 1]/[TONE 2]/[TONE 3] buttons and Knobs 1 – 4

Clicking the [TONE 1]/[TONE 2]/[TONE 3], selects the set of functions assigned to the four knobs on the

right. The functions shown above each of the knobs are same as those printed on the front panel of the

MOX6/MOX8.

You can click each of the four knobs to adjust the value of the assigned function.

[EQ]/[EFFECT]/[ARP] buttons and Knobs 5 – 8

Clicking the [EQ]/[EFFECT]/[ARP], selects the set of functions assigned to the four knobs on the right. The

functions shown above each of the knobs are same as those printed on the front panel of the MOX6/MOX8.

You can click each of the four knobs to adjust the value of the assigned function.

ARP (Arpeggio)

Allows you to change the Arpeggio related setup (on/off status and selecting 1 – 6).

MIDI monitor

Turns the MIDI monitor function on or off. By turning this MIDI jack icon on, the note on/off

messages transmitted to the MOX6/MOX8 will be shown on the virtual keyboard at the bottom of

the Editor window. Turn the MIDI monitor on if you want to confirm the edit result by playing the

MOX6/MOX8 or the MIDI keyboard connected to the computer.

[A.Func] (Assignable Function) button

This button is related to “All AF off,” “AF1 on” and “AF2 on” selected as a value of the XA Control

parameter on the OSCILLATOR/PITCH window of the Normal Voice Element Edit. For details, refer to the

Owner’s Manual of the MOX6/MOX8.

Keyboard

Allows you to audition the edited sound. Note on/off messages corresponding to the keys you click or

drag will be transmitted to the external device via the MIDI port specified in the Editor Setup window

(page 37) as the MIDI OUT parameter.

n The velocity when clicking a key is determined by the setting of the Keyboard Velocity parameter (page 39)

in the Setup window.

n When a Drum Voice is edited, you can initialize the parameter settings of each key by right-clicking

(Windows) / <control> key + clicking (Mac) on the virtual keyboard. From the menu called up by right-

clicking (Windows) / <control> key + clicking (Mac), selecting “Initialize key” will initialize all the parameter

settings except for the waveform assignment of the currently selected drum key, while selecting “Initialize key

(with Wave)” will initialize the all the parameter settings including the waveform assignment.

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Basic Operations

This section covers basic operations of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

Naming a Voice

You can assign an original name of your choice to the edited Voice on the VOICE LIBRARY window,

GENERAL window in the Part Common General, and the Store window.

From the VOICE LIBRARY window (page 16), select a User Voice or Mixing Voice then click the selected

Voice so that you can edit the name. After editing the Voice name, pressing the <Enter> key or locating the

cursor to another parameter finalizes the edited name while pressing the <Esc> key aborts it.

From the GENERAL window (below) and Store window (page 46), locate the cursor in the text box of “Voice

Name” at the top of this window, then edit the name in the text box as desired. After editing, pressing the

<Enter> key or locating the cursor to another parameter finalizes the edited name.

Searching for a Voice/Arpeggio Type

You can search for the desired Voice and Arpeggio type on the VOICE LIBRARY window (page 16) and ARP

LIBRARY window just by inputting a keyword in the text box at the bottom of these windows respectively.

Likewise, the Search function is available on the Import window (page 35).

Inputting a numerical value

When double clicking a value box such as that shown above, the value box can be edited and you can input

a numerical value directly by using numeric keys. After editing, pressing the <Enter> key or locating the

cursor to another parameter finalizes the value while pressing the <Esc> key aborts it. You can edit the value

also by using the Cursor key or <Page Up>/<Page Down> key after clicking this box.

In Windows, to reset the value to its default, simultaneously hold down the <Ctrl> key and click on the value

box. On the Mac, to reset the value to its default, simultaneously hold down the Command key and click on

the value box.

n For certain parameters, the value can be edited only by using the mouse and cannot be input directly by using the

numeric keys.

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Selecting a value

Clicking inside the value box like such as that shown above calls up the list box, from which you can select

the desired value. You can also select the value also by clicking the arrow at right end of this box.

Using a knob

Dragging or clicking the knob such as that shown above changes the value of the corresponding parameter.

After clicking this, you can edit the value by using the cursor key or <Page Up>/<Page Down> key. If you

want to make fine adjustments to the value, drag the mouse while holding the <Shift> key.

The specific operation of the knob is determined by the settings of the Knob Guide parameter and Knob

Mouse Control parameter in the Setup window (page 37). In Windows, to reset the value to its default,

simultaneously hold down the <Ctrl> key and click on the knob. On the Mac, to reset the value to its default,

simultaneously hold down the Command key and click on the knob.

Using a slider

Dragging or clicking the slider such as that shown above changes the value of the corresponding parameter.

After clicking this, you can edit the value by using the cursor key or <Page Up>/<Page Down> key. If you

want to make fine adjustments to the value, drag the mouse while holding the <Shift> key.

The specific operation of the slider is determined by the setting of the Slider Mouse Control parameter in the

Setup window (page 37). In Windows, to reset the value to its default, simultaneously hold down the <Ctrl>

key and click on the slider. On the Mac, to reset the value to its default, simultaneously hold down the

Command key and click on the slider.

Using a graph

Dragging one of the boxes in the graph (as shown above) changes the value of the corresponding parameter.

In Windows, simultaneously hold down the <Ctrl> key and click on the box to reset the corresponding value

to the default setting. To reset the entire graph and its values to the default setting, simultaneously hold down

the <Ctrl> key and click on any section in the graph (other than one of the boxes) to reset the entire graph

and its values to the default setting. On the Mac, simultaneously hold down the Command key and click on

the box to reset the corresponding value to the default setting. To reset the entire graph and its values to the

default setting, simultaneously hold down the Command key and click on any section in the graph (other

than one of the boxes) to reset the entire graph and its values to the default setting.

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[File] menu

New

Creates and opens a new file containing the default Mixing setup and Voice data.

Open...

Opens an already saved file of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

NOTICE

Unlike files of other applications such as word processors, only a single file can be opened and edited on the MOX6/MOX8

Editor VST. Before opening a new file, make sure to save the edited settings as a file to avoid losing data.

Save

Saves the current settings by overwriting the current file.

Save As...

Saves the current settings as a MOX6/MOX8 Editor file (.X4E) under a new or different name.

Import

Imports the Voice data from another MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST file (.X4E) to the current file.

Click the File Select button ( ), select a file including your desired Voice(s) so that the folders in the selected

file are listed as the Source Voice list ( ), select a Voice or Voices or a folder or folders in the list ( ), select

a destination location in the Destination Voice list ( ) of the current file, then click [Import] ( ) to execute the

Import operation.

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[X] (Close) button

Click this to close this window without importing.

File name (Indication only)

Indicates the currently selected file.

File selection button

Click this to open the dialog for file selection.

[Category]/[Bank] checkboxes

Click either of these boxes to determine whether the Voices in the Source Voice list ( ) are divided into

Categories or Banks.

[Import] button

Click this to actually import the Voice(s) selected in the Source Voice list ( ) to the specified location in

the Destination Voice list ( ).

n You can also import Voice data without the use of this button by dragging the desired Voice or folder from the

Source Voice list then dropping it to the Destination Voice list.

n A Normal Voice cannot be imported to the User Drum Voice Bank. Likewise, a Drum Voice cannot be

imported to the User Normal Voice Bank. No Voices can be imported to the Preset Voice Bank.

[+]/[–] buttons

Click the [+] button to open all the folders so that all Voices appear in all folders. Click the [–] button to

close all folders.

Folder button (Bank or Category)

Double click here to open or close the folder.

Source Voice list

Indicates the Voices or folders of the selected file to be imported.

By right-clicking (Windows) / <control> key + clicking (Mac) this section and selecting a menu, you can

perform the following functions.

• Opening/Closing all the folders

• Determining whether the Voices listed here are divided into Category folders or Bank folders

Destination Voice list

Indicates the Voices or folders currently edited on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

n By right-clicking (Windows) / <control> key + clicking (Mac) this section and selecting a menu, you can open

or close all the folders.

Search box

You can search for your desired Voice from the Source Voice list ( ) by inputting a keyword here.

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Setup

Determines the basic setup of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST. After setting necessary parameters, click [OK] to

actually apply the settings to the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

[X] (Close) button

Click this to close this window without applying the settings. This button is the same as the [Cancel]

button ( ).

[Detail] button

You can make detailed settings for the Input Port and Output Port by setting this button to “On.” This

setting is necessary if the Port name is changed on a computer.

MIDI

Set the MIDI Port for communication between the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and the MOX6/MOX8

instrument. When the [Detail] button ( ) is set to “Off,” select a value such as “Yamaha USB 0” or

“MOX6/MOX8” at the top left column. When the [Detail] button ( ) is set to “On,” select Port 4 for the

MIDI In setting, then select Port 1 and Port 4 for the MIDI Out settings.

n When “!” is shown at left of the Port name (e.g., “! Yamaha USB IN 0”), this indicates that the previously used

Port cannot be found or some Ports are not set properly. Check the MIDI Port settings in the Cubase series.

n Keep in mind that setup on the Cubase series is necessary before making settings here.

n Make sure to set the MIDI IN/OUT parameter to “USB” in the MIDI display of the Utility mode on the MOX6/

MOX8 instrument.

Device No.

Set the Device number to the same as the value specified in the MIDI display of the Utility mode on the

MOX6/MOX8 itself. When the Device number on the MOX6/MOX8 is set to “All,” set the Device No. here

to “1.”

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Auto Sync Setting

This section lets you set how the data synchronization between the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and the

MOX6/MOX8 instrument is executed when “OFFLINE” is changed to “ONLINE.” Actual data

synchronization is executed from the Auto Sync window (page 50) called up automatically under certain

circumstances such as clicking the [OFFLINE] button, starting the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and opening

a new file on the Editor.

Global

Determines whether or not the Global data (see page 3) is synchronized and which data (MOX6/MOX8

Editor VST or MOX6/MOX8 itself) is synchronized with the other.

Current

Determines whether or not the Current data (see page 3) is synchronized and which data (MOX6/MOX8

Editor VST or MOX6/MOX8 itself) is synchronized with the other.

Voice

Determines whether or not the Voice data (see page 3) is synchronized and which data (MOX6/MOX8

Editor VST or MOX6/MOX8 itself) is synchronized with the other.

Auto Start

When this is set to “On” and one of the following operations is executed, data synchronization will be

started automatically as soon as the Auto Sync window is opened.

• When clicking “OFFLINE” after setting the MIDI IN/OUT parameter correctly in the Utility mode on the MOX6/

MOX8, setting the MIDI Ports correctly on the computer, and making a proper connection.

• When the connection between the MOX6/MOX8 and a computer are corrected after appropriately

correcting the setup of the MOX6/MOX8 and the computer.

• When the settings on the MOX6/MOX8 instrument and the computer are corrected after appropriately

reconnecting the devices.

• When the settings on the MOX6/MOX8 instrument and the computer are corrected after appropriately

launching the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

n The parameters set here apply also to the parameters having the same names in the Auto Sync window.

NOTICE

When the Auto Start parameter is set to “On,” data synchronization is started automatically under certain

circumstances (page 50) such as clicking the [OFFLINE] button, starting the Editor and opening a new file on the

Editor. Keep in mind that this will cause unexpected data loss on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST or the MOX6/MOX8

itself, since new data automatically overwrites old data upon data synchronization. Make sure to save your important

data before using the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

Knob Guide

Determines whether or not the Knob Guide (knob editing area) appears when adjusting a knob. Setting

this to On conveniently enlarges the knob editing area (as shown), making it much easier to edit a knob’s

parameter.

Knob Guide: On Knob Guide: Off

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Knob Mouse Control

Determines how the knob illustrated at right responds to

your mouse control.

Circular

When this is selected, you can jump to a specific value by clicking at a point within the Knob editing

area. You can edit the value also by dragging the mouse in a circular direction—in much the same way

as turning an actual knob.

Relative Circular

When this is selected, you can edit the value by dragging the mouse in a circular direction—in much the

same way as turning an actual knob.

Linear

When this is selected, you can edit the value by dragging any point in the knob editing area (the mouse

pointer disappears) and moving it vertically or horizontally—in much the same way as operating a slider.

Slider Mouse Control

Determines how the Slider illustrated at right responds to

your mouse control.

Jump

When this is selected, clicking any location in the slider jumps the slider pointer to that location.

Touch

When this is selected, you can edit the value by dragging and moving the slider pointer horizontally—in

much the same way as operating an actual slider. Clicking at any location in the slider (other than the

orange pointers) does not affect the slider.

Ramp

When this is selected, clicking at any location in the slider (other than the orange pointers) moves the

nearest pointer to that location. Dragging any point in the slider moves the slider pointer accordingly.

Relative

When this is selected, you can edit the value by dragging any point (the mouse pointer disappears) and

moving it horizontally.

Keyboard Velocity

Determines the Velocity value generated when clicking any note on the virtual keyboard at the bottom of

the Editor window. When “Fix” is turned on, clicking any key generates the same velocity value which

can be specified in the box at right of “Fix.” When “Free” is turned on, the generated Velocity value

differs depending on the click location. The lower on the key graphic you click, the higher the Velocity.

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Inc/Dec Action

Determines how the triangular buttons ([]/[]/[ ]/[ ]) located at the parameter boxes as illustrated

below work.

Inc/Inc:

When this is selected, clicking the [] button increases the value by 1 while clicking the [L] button

moves the cursor downward by one item.

Inc/Dec:

When this is selected, clicking the [] button increases the value by 1 while clicking the [L] button

moves the cursor upward by one item.

Dec/Inc:

When this is selected, clicking the [] button decreases the value by 1 while clicking the [L] button

moves the cursor downward by one item.

Dec/Dec:

When this is selected, clicking the [] button decreases the value by 1 while clicking the [L] button

moves the cursor upward by one item.

Startup Mode

This section lets you set the startup mode when launching the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

Voice

The editor will start in the Voice mode.

Pattern

The editor will start in the Pattern mode.

Song

The editor will start in the Song mode.

n Launching the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST from an instrument track will set the MOX6/MOX8 to the Voice mode.

n Launching the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST from the Media Bay will set the MOX6/MOX8 to the mode specified in

the selected VST Preset.

[OK] button

Click this to actually apply the settings to the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST and close the Setup window.

[Cancel] button

Click this to close the Setup window without applying the settings to the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

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Hardware Utility

From the HARDWARE UTILITY window called up by selecting this menu, you can make the settings related

to the parameters in the Utility mode of the MOX6/MOX8. Editing the parameter on this window will affect the

parameter having the same name of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument. After making the settings, click [Store] at

the bottom of this window to store the settings as Global data.

VSTi Setup

This determines the setup of the audio routing from the MOX6/MOX8 instrument to the Cubase series via the

VSTi Setup window in the menu of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

Click the [AUTO] button to set all the audio ports automatically when connecting the MOX6/MOX8 instrument

to the computer via USB cable. All connections of the audio ports will be cleared when clicking the [Clear]

button.

Select the audio ports of the audio interface to which the MOX6/MOX8 instrument is connected when using

the audio interface to connect a computer.

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Example of VSTi Setup for USB Connection

This section describes a setup example in which the audio signal is transmitted via USB between the MOX6/

MOX8 and the computer.

In the following example, two audio channels are reserved for the stereo part (indicated by PART) of the

MOX6/MOX8, the other two channels are for the stereo A/D input part, and all four of those channels are input

to Cubase.

1. On the MOX6/MOX8, set the Mode parameter to “VST” on the [UTILITY]  [F5] USB I/O

display.

To confirm the audio signal configuration created via this operation, press the [SF6] to call up the

INFORMATION window. You can see there that USB audio channels 1 and 2 are used for the A/D IN

while USB audio channels 3 and 4 are used for the stereo part of the MOX6/MOX8.

2. On the VSTi Setup display of the Editor VST, set how the audio signal is input from the

MOX6/MOX8 to the Cubase Mixer.

Yamaha MOX6/MOX8-1 to 4 in the VSTi Setup display corresponds to USB 1 to 4 on the

INFORMATION window of the MOX6/MOX8.

In the following example, only the PART audio (USB 3 and 4) are input to the Cubase mixer and A/D

IN (USB 1 and 2) are not input.

You can enable the instrument channels on the VST instrument rack.

When you start the Editor VST from an instrument track, only MOX6/MOX8 1 becomes available.

UTILITY USB I/O INFORMATION window of MOX6/MOX8

Cubase mixer instrument channels

VSTi Setup window of the Editor VST

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[Edit] menu

Undo

Cancels the changes you made in your most recent editing. [Undo] menu cannot be selected depending on

the most recent edited parameter.

Redo

Redo is available only after using Undo, and lets you restore the changes you made before undoing them.

Copy

Copies the selected items such as characters of the Voice name in the text box, Voice(s) in the VOICE

LIBRARY window and entire Part setup to the clipboard.

Paste

Pastes the Voice(s), entire Part setup, and characters from the clipboard to the specified location.

Initialize Current Voice (in the Voice mode)/Initialize Current Part Voice (in the Song

or Pattern mode)

In the Voice mode, select [Initialize Current Voice] under [Edit] to call up the Initialize Current Voice window

from which you can initialize the current Voice by clicking [Start]. In the Song or Pattern mode, select

[Initialize Current Part Voice] under [Edit] to call up the Initialize Current Part Voice window from which you

can initialize the Voice assigned to the current Part by clicking [Start].

When a Normal Voice is edited:

Voice mode Song or Pattern mode

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When a Drum Voice is edited:

[X] (Close) button

Click this to close the window without executing Initialization.

[All]/[Clear] button

Clicking [All] turns all the checkboxes in this window on while clicking [Clear] turns them off.

[Common] checkbox

When this is turned on, clicking [Start] initializes the settings of all the Common parameters (Voice

Common parameters when the Editor is set to the Voice mode or Part Common parameters when the

Editor is set to the Song or Pattern mode).

with Wave Assignment

When this is turned on, clicking [Start] initializes the Waveform assignment for all Elements of the current

Voice.

Element [1] – [8] or Drum Key C0 – C6 checkboxes

When a Normal Voice is edited, clicking [Start] initializes the settings of all parameters for the Elements

which are turned on here. When a Drum Voice is edited, clicking [Start] initializes the settings of all

parameters for the drum keys which are turned on here.

[Start] button

After the setup is completed, click [Start] to initialize the parameter settings and close the window.

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Initialize Current Mixing (only in the Song or Pattern mode)

Select this menu to call up the Initialize Current Part Voice window, set the parameters as necessary, then

click [Start] to initialize the Voice data assigned to the current Part.

[X] (Close) button

Click this to close the window without executing Initialization.

[All]/[Clear] button

Clicking [All] turns all the checkboxes in this window on while clicking [Clear] turns them off.

[Multi Common] checkbox

When this is turned on, clicking [Start] initializes the settings of all the Multi Common parameters.

Initialize Template

The following templates for initializing are available.

Normal:

When this is selected, clicking [Start] initializes the Editor setup to the normal default settings.

GM:

When this is selected, clicking [Start] initializes the Editor Setup so that the MOX6/MOX8 can be used as

a GM tone generator.

Part [1] – [16] checkboxes

Clicking [Start] initializes the settings of all parameters for the Parts which are turned on here.

[AD] checkbox

When this is turned on, clicking [Start] initializes the settings of all parameters for the AD Part.

[Start] button

After setup is completed, click [Start] to initialize the Mixing setup and close the window.

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Store Global

Simply selecting this menu will store the Global settings. The Global settings will be stored only to the internal

memory of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument.

Store Voice

From the window selected via this menu, you can store the edited Voice. The current Voice is stored in the

Voice mode while the Voice assigned to the current Part is stored in the Song or Pattern mode. Select the

desired Bank folder ( ), select the number of the destination Voice ( ), input the Voice name ( ), then click

the [Store] button to store the Voice as a User Voice or Mixing Voice (available only in the Song or Pattern

mode).

[X] (Close) button

Click this to close this window without executing the Store operation.

Voice Name

Enter an original name for the Voice to be stored.

[Store] button

Click this to store the edited Voice to the specified Bank and number.

NOTICE

Like other parameters, the Voice data is synchronized with the MOX6/MOX8 instrument when ONLINE (page 13) is

indicated. This means that clicking [Store] in this window stores the edited Voice to the corresponding Bank in the

internal memory of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument. Be careful not to overwrite any important data.

[+]/[–] buttons

Pressing the [+] button opens all the Bank folders, while pressing the [–] button closes them.

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Bank folder

This section indicates the following Banks to which you can store the edited Voice.

• Normal User 1

• Normal User 2

• Normal User 3

• Drum User

• Mixing

Clicking on each Bank folder opens it and all the Voices stored in the Bank appear as illustrated above

(from the left illustration to the right one). When clicking the Bank folder again, it closes as illustrated

above (from the right illustration to the left one).

Note that the indicated Bank differs depending on the current mode and current Voice type. The Mixing

Bank is shown only in the Song or Pattern mode. The Drum User Bank is shown only when the Drum

Voice is selected (in the Voice mode) or the Drum Voice is assigned to the current Part (in the Song or

Pattern mode). Likewise, the Normal User Bank and Mixing Bank are shown only when the Normal Voice

is selected (in the Voice mode) or the Normal Voice is assigned to the current Part (in the Song or Pattern

mode).

Voices

The Voices in the selected Bank are listed. Before clicking the [Store] button, you need to select the

number of the destination Voice here. Right-clicking (Windows) / <control> key + clicking (Mac) on this

section calls up the menus “All Open” and “All Close,” letting you open or close all the Bank folders.

Store Mixing (only in the Song or Pattern mode)

Simply selecting this menu will store the Mixing settings in the Song or Pattern mode. The Mixing settings will

be stored to the internal memory (overwritten to the Mixing setup of the currently selected Song or Pattern) of

the MOX6/MOX8 instrument.

Voice Compare

This menu lets you switch between the just-edited Voice and its original, unedited condition, allowing you to

hear how your edits affect the sound. Select “Voice Compare” to enter the Voice Compare mode. In this

mode, you can hear the sound of the original Voice and none of the parameters in the window can be edited.

Select “Voice Compare” again to return to the original status.

n The status of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument is maintained even if you enable the Voice Compare mode on the MOX6/

MOX8 Editor VST.

Mixing Compare (only in the Song or Pattern mode)

This menu lets you switch between the just-edited Mixing and its original, unedited condition, allowing you to

hear how your edits affect the sound. Select “Mixing Compare” to enter the Mixing Compare mode. In this

mode, you can hear the sound of the original Mixing setup and none of the parameters in the window can be

edited. Select “Mixing Compare” again to return to the original status.

n The status of the MOX6/MOX8 instrument is maintained even if you enable the Mixing Compare mode on the MOX6/

MOX8 Editor VST.

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[Bulk] menu

Data Sync

Select this menu to call up the Initialize Data Sync window, set the parameters as necessary, then click

[Start] to transmit the specified data from/to the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST to/from the MOX6/MOX8 instrument.

[X] (Close) button

Click this to close this window without executing Data Sync.

[Transmit]/[Receive] checkboxes

Determines whether the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST transmits data to the MOX6/MOX8 or receives data

from the MOX6/MOX8.

[Transmit] checkbox:

When this is checked, clicking [Start] button transmits data from the Editor to the instrument.

[Receive] checkbox:

When this is checked, clicking [Start] button transmits data from the instrument to the Editor.

Data type to be transmitted/received

Here, you can set which data type is to be transmitted or received. Clicking the [All] button turns all the

data types on while clicking the [Clear] button turns all the data types off.

Current

Turn this on then click the [Start] button to transmit or receive the Current settings.

Global

Turn this on then click the [Start] button to transmit or receive the Global settings.

Preset (Favorites)

Turn this on then click the [Start] button to transmit or receive the Favorites-related settings of the Preset

Voice(s).

Normal User 1 – 3

Turn this on then click the [Start] button to transmit or receive the data of the Normal User Voice Bank 1,

2, 3 respectively.

Drum User

Turn this on then click the [Start] button to transmit or receive the data of the Drum User Voice Bank.

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Progress Bar

Shows how much of the data has been transmitted.

[Start] button

After setup is completed, click the [Start] button to actually execute data transmission.

[Stop] button

This button is available only when data transmission is being executed and allows you to cancel the

transmission.

[Help] menu

Manual

Selecting this menu calls up this manual in PDF format.

About

Selecting this menu calls up information such as the version number of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

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Auto Sync window

This window is used for changing the status of the Editor from “OFFLINE” to “ONLINE.” While editing a parameter

on the Editor affects the same parameter on the MOX6/MOX8 instrument and vice versa in the Online status, you

can disable the “mirroring” of parameter changes between the devices by switching to Offline status. The Auto

Sync window can be called up by clicking “OFFLINE” on the Editor window when the Editor is in the Offline status.

The Auto Sync window can also be called up automatically (without clicking “OFFLINE”) under the following

circumstances:

• When opening a file.

• When creating a new file by selecting “New” under the File menu.

• When changing the mode on the Editor in the Online status of the Editor.

• When changing the mode on the MOX6/MOX8 instrument in the Online status of the Editor.

• When the connection between the MOX6/MOX8 and a computer are corrected after appropriately correcting the

setup of the MOX6/MOX8 and the computer.

• When the settings on the MOX6/MOX8 instrument and the computer are corrected after appropriately

reconnecting the devices.

n If the Auto Start parameter is set to “On” in the Auto Sync window, data synchronization may be started automatically as

soon as the Auto Sync window is opened in certain conditions. For details, see page 38.

On the Auto Sync window, set the Data Port properly then click [Start] button to execute data synchronization. As

soon as the data synchronization is completed, the Auto Sync window is closed then the OFFLINE indication

changes to ONLINE automatically.

[X] (Close) button

Click this to close this window without executing data synchronization.

[Detail] button

Port

Device No.

Auto Sync Setting

These parameters are same as in the Setup window. See page 37.

Progress Bar

[Start] button

[Stop] button

These parameters are same as in the Data Sync window. See page 49.

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Recording to Cubase MIDI tracks with the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST

The following instructions show you how to record to Cubase MIDI tracks with the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

1. Create a MIDI track and start the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST in Cubase by executing the

steps on pages 4 – 5.

On the Editor VST, set the mode to “Song” or “Pattern.”

2. Make the settings for recording.

On the MOX6/MOX8:

Create a Quick Setup including the following settings on the MOX6/MOX8, then select the created Quick

Setup.

The Quick Setup can be selected from the Editor VST as well as on the MOX6/MOX8 itself.

n • Local Control should be set to “off” to prevent a “double” sound from both the MOX6/MOX8 keyboard and

Cubase. This is because Cubase receives MIDI data from the MOX6/MOX8, then “echoes” (sends it as is)

back to the MOX6/MOX8 (page 55).

• The Direct MonitorSw Part should be set to “on” so that you can monitor the recording sound without

latency (page 55).

On Cubase:

Set the Instrument channel of the Editor VST to “mute on” so that you

monitor the sound directly.

On the Editor VST:

Select a Voice for the Recording Part.

n When the Editor VST is set to “Song” or “Pattern,” the Part which is

connected to the current Editor VST track (MIDI track) of Cubase will

be automatically selected on the Editor VST. For example, when you

select the Cubase MIDI track which is connected to Part 1 of the

MOX6/MOX8, Part 1 is automatically selected on the MOX6/MOX8

Editor VST.

3. Start recording to the Cubase MIDI track.

For details about this operation, see the Cubase manual.

Simply play the MOX6/MOX8 following the Cubase tempo click or the sound of another audio track.

IMPORTANT

If you want to monitor the already recorded MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST track (MIDI track) on recording, it is

recommended to convert the MIDI track data to audio data beforehand. If you do not so, playback of your recorded

performance may not be synchronized with playback of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST track.

MIDI Local Ctrl off

MIDI Sync auto (Enables MOX6/MOX8 playback to be synchronized with Cubase.)

Clock Out off

ArpOutSw all off (Disables MIDI output of Arpeggio playback data from MOX6/MOX8

AUDIO Mode VST

Direct MonitorSw Part on (Enables you to monitor the MOX6/MOX8 sound directly.)

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4. Play back the recorded data.

Make the following settings then listen to the playback sound through the Cubase mixer.

MOX6/MOX8 Instrument

Direct MonitorSW Part: off

Cubase Mixer

MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST instrument channel: mute off

You can enhance the sound by applying EQ or effects to the Editor VST track (MIDI track). For detailed

instructions, refer to the Cubase manual.

5. Convert the recorded MIDI track to audio data.

On Cubase, select [File]  [Export]  [Audio Mixdown] to convert the recorded MIDI data to audio

data. For details, see Cubase manual.

6. Create an additional MIDI track for Editor VST.

On Cubase, select [Project]  [Add Track]  [MIDI] to add the MIDI track.

Set the Input routing of the track to “All MIDI Inputs” and Output to “MOX6/

MOX8 VST.” You can record additional tracks by repeating steps 2 to 6

above.

7. Save the Cubase Project.

On Cubase, select [File]  [Save] or [Save As...] to save the Cubase Project.

Recording/Editing Arpeggio playback as MIDI data on Cubase

If you set the Arpeggio to “on” on the Editor VST in step 2 on page 51, you can record your performance

including the Arpeggio playback as audio. If you only want to record Arpeggio playback as audio data, then

follow the previous instructions. However, if you want to edit the MIDI events of the recorded Arpeggio, follow

the instructions here below.

1. Create a MIDI track and start the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST in Cubase by executing the

steps on pages 4 – 5.

On the Editor VST, set the mode to “Song” or “Pattern.”

2. Make the settings for recording.

On the MOX6/MOX8:

Create a Quick Setup including the following settings on the MOX6/MOX8, then select the created Quick

Setup.

The Quick Setup can be selected from the Editor VST as well as on the MOX6/MOX8 itself.

MIDI Local Ctrl on

MIDI Sync auto

Clock Out off

ArpOutSw all on (Enables MIDI output of Arpeggio playback data from the MOX6/

MOX8)

TrExtSw When the Key Mode is set to other than “direct,” “sortdirect,” or “thrudirect”:

all off (Disables MIDI output of played notes)

When the Key Mode is set to “direct,” “sortdirect,” or “thrudirect”:

all on (Enables MIDI output of played notes)

AUDIO Mode VST

Direct MonitorSw Part on (Enables you to monitor the MOX6/MOX8 sound directly.)

Tips

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n The above settings are for the Song or Pattern mode. If you want to record in the Voice mode, the following

settings are necessary.

• “KBD TxCh=off” instead of “TrExtSw=all off”

• “KBD TxCH=1” instead of “TrExtSw=all on”

On the Editor VST:

For the Recording Part, select a Voice and Arpeggio Type, then set Arpeggio to on.

n When the Editor VST is set to “Song” or “Pattern,” the Part which is connected to the current Editor VST track

(MIDI track) of Cubase will be automatically selected on the Editor VST. For example, when you select the

Cubase MIDI track which is connected to Part 1 of the MOX6/MOX8, Part 1 is automatically selected on the

MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST.

On Cubase:

Set the Instrument channel of the Editor VST to “mute on” so that you can

monitor the sound directly.

Set the Output routing of the MIDI track to “Not Connected” so that the MIDI

data from MOX6/MOX8 instrument would not echo back.

IMPORTANT

When the ArpOutSw is set to “all on” in Quick Setup, make sure to set the Output

routing of the MIDI track to “Not Connected” before playing the MOX6/MOX8 keyboard.

This is very important—if you fail to do so, Arpeggio playback data will be echoed back

from Cubase to the MOX6/MOX8 in an endless loop, generating excessive amounts of

data, and causing operation of Cubase and the Editor to almost completely freeze.

However, keep in mind that this should be set to “Connected” while operating the

Editor VST window, since otherwise the Editor settings will not be correctly applied to

the MOX6/MOX8.

3. Start recording to the Cubase MIDI track.

For details about this operation, see the Cubase manual.

Simply play the MOX6/MOX8 following the Cubase tempo click or the sound of another audio track.

IMPORTANT

If you want to monitor the already recorded MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST track (MIDI track) during recording, you should

convert the MIDI track data to audio data beforehand. Otherwise, playback of your recorded performance may not be

synchronized with playback of the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST track.

Tips

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4. Play back the recorded data.

Make the following settings then listen to the playback sound through the Cubase mixer. You can

enhance the sound by applying EQ or effects to the Editor VST track (MIDI track). For detailed

instructions, refer to the Cubase manual.

On Cubase:

Set the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST instrument channel to “mute off.”

Set the Output Routing of the Editor VST track (MIDI track) to “1-MOX6/MOX8 VST.”

On the MOX6/MOX8:

Select the Quick Setup including the following settings on the MOX6/MOX8 or from the Editor VST.

On the Editor VST:

Set Arpeggio to “off.”

n When operating the Editor VST window, make sure to set the Output Routing of the Editor VST track (MIDI

track) to “Connected” on Cubase. Otherwise, the settings on the Editor VST will not be applied to the MOX6/

MOX8.

n Depending on the Arpeggio Type, different sound may be monitored compared with the one that you

monitored in step 3. In such a case occurs, edit the MIDI events as described in step 5.

5. Edit the MIDI events of the recorded Arpeggio.

On Cubase, select the MIDI track including the recorded events, then select [MIDI]  [Open Key Editor]

from the menu to call up the Key Editor window. On this window, edit the MIDI events of Arpeggio

playback. For details about the Key Editor window, see the Cubase manual.

Local Ctrl off

Direct MonitorSw Part off

ArpOutSw all off

Key Editor Window

Tips

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MIDI echo back of Cubase and local control of the instrument

Cubase returns the MIDI events that received from the connected MIDI instrument simultaneously back

to the instrument. This is referred to as “Echo Back.”

However, this produces an undesirable “double” sound — that of the MIDI data coming from the

instrument keyboard and the same MIDI data being returned back from the computer. To prevent this,

the Local Control parameter should be set to “off.” In this situation, only MIDI data from the computer will

produce the sound.

Local Control is set on the [UTILITY]  [F6] MIDI  [SF2] SWITCH display or by selecting a Quick

Setup on the instrument. For details, see the MOX6/MOX8 Owner’s Manual.

Monitoring the instrument sound

When recording to Cubase, there are two methods of monitoring: Direct Monitor “on” and “off.” This

Direct Monitor parameter can be set on the [UTILITY]  [F5] USB I/O display or by selecting the Quick

Setup on the MOX6/MOX8. For details, see the Owner’s Manual of the MOX6/MOX8.

Direct Monitor on

With the Direct Monitor on, you can monitor the instrument sound directly from the instrument without

latency.

MIDI data generated on

the MOX6/MOX8

MOX6/MOX8

MIDI data echoed back

from the computer

MIDI data from the computer

Mute on

Instrument sound

Sound monitor

MOX6/MOX8

Tips

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Direct Monitor off

With the Direct Monitor off, you can monitor the sound transmitted to the computer and returned back to

the instrument. This method lets you monitor the sound to which the volume level/effect/EQ parameters

have been applied on the Cubase mixer.

MIDI data from the computer

Mute

off

Instrument

sound

Sound monitor

MOX6/MOX8

Troubleshooting

MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST Owner’s Manual

Troubleshooting

If you encounter problems such as no sound output or abnormal behavior, verify the connections before

checking the following.

Sound does not change when using the knobs or sliders.

• Is “ONLINE” indicated on the Editor window?

• Is the lamp at left of “ONLINE” indicator turned on?

If it is turned off, the settings related to communication between the MOX6/MOX8 and a computer may be

wrong. Check the MIDI Port setting (page 37) on the MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST, the MIDI IN/OUT parameter

setting in the MIDI display of the Utility mode on the MOX6/MOX8 instrument, or the cable connection

between the MOX6/MOX8 and the computer.

• Check the MIDI Port setting and Device No. setting (page 37).

Bulk data is not transmitted/received successfully.

• Check the same points as above such as “ONLINE” indication and MIDI Port settings.

The appropriate Port is not shown in the Setup window.

• The MIDI Port in the Setup window can be selected from the Ports specified in the Cubase series. Check the

MIDI Port settings in the Cubase series.

• When “!” is shown at left of the Port name (e.g., “! Yamaha USB IN 0-1”), this indicates that the previously

used Port cannot be found or some Ports are not set properly. Check the MIDI Port settings in the Cubase

series.

The sounds of the MOX6/MOX8 do not come to the Audio Mixer in the Cubase series.

• Set up the audio ports connected the MOX6/MOX8 in the VSTi Setup window (page 41).

The current audio ports do not appear when clicking the [AUTO] button in the VSTi

Setup window.

• Make sure to put checkmarks to the “Display” for the current audio ports in the “Devices” menu  “Device

Setup”  “VST audio system” in the Cubase series.

Cannot be set to ONLINE or “Port Open Error” is shown.

• Check whether or not the MOX6/MOX8 is connected to the computer properly, and check whether or not the

power of the MOX6/MOX8 is turned on.

• On Windows, quit any application software which may be using the MOX6/MOX8 Port. If the application

software closes unexpectedly without user input, restart the computer.

“Time Out Error” or “Communication Time Out Error” is shown.

• This message appears when the computer cannot get the response from the MOX6/MOX8 and another error

occurs. Check whether or not the Receive Bulk parameter and the MIDI In/Out parameter of the MOX6/

MOX8 are set properly in the Utility display called up via [UTILITY]  [F6]  [SF2] RcvBulk or [UTILITY] 

[F6]  [SF4] MIDI IN/OUT.

The MOX6/MOX8 Editor VST may be revised and updated without prior notice.

For details and the latest information on the Editor, refer to the following URL:

http://www.yamahasynth.com/downloads/

U.R.G., Digital Musical Instruments Division

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