Hello folks
I don't come along with the shortcuts in above mentioned names. All I understand is (l)eft, (r)ight and (st)ereo. I don't understand mn, of or whatever.
The same with arpeggios. I cannot imagine, how to find a fitting arpeggio by those given categories or names. Makes no sense to me. Perhaps the names make some kind of sense. There is no way to recognize a fundamental rhythm-pattern ... 4/4, 3/4 or in names march, rumba etc.. As an avarage person I don't get anything there.
Is there a reasonable nomenclature at all? And are there lists available, where the nomenclature is explained? In simple words: by which systematics are the names created?
I don't speak of this data-list. There is no explanation of "mn-" or whatever. Nomenclature!
Thanks
Several old threads have abbreviation info. Rather than repeat it here I'll just post the thread links.
'Mn' is mono and the Data List doc section for Arpeggios does list the time signature (4/4, etc), length and tempo.
https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/2/1192592/modx_en_dl_d0.pdf
https://yamahasynth.com/community/motifxf/awm2-arpeggio-naming-conventions/#post-32720
https://yamahasynth.com/community/motifxf/confusing-waveform-naming-convention/#post-1408
Some of those threads include links to other threads with more naming info.