The following is a complete list of all the assignable functions to the 'Yamaha MFC10 remote foot controller'
http://www.zzounds.com/love.music?p=p.YAMMFC10&f=4370
http://www.sospubs.co.uk/sos/1997_articles/apr97/yamahamfc10.html

via the Yamaha Tyros' MFC10 setup window. Deepest gratitude & special thanks to Simon Williams for researching and providing this valuable information to us, especially since Yamaha doesn't appear to include this in the Tryos Owner's manual(s).


FOOT SWITCH SETTINGS

There are 30 separate definable foot switches!!!! Each is assignable to a midi note number, midi input and channel

The following functions can be assigned to any one:

Off

Sustain

Sostenuto

Soft

Portamento

DSP RIGHT 1

DSP RIGHT 1 VAR

DSP RIGHT 2

DSP RIGHT 2 VAR

DSP RIGHT 3

DSP RIGHT 3 VAR

DSP LEFT

DSP LEFT VAR

DSP microphone

Harmony/Echo

Vocal Harmony

TALK

Score page +

Score page –

Song start/stop

Style start/stop

Tap Tempo

Sync Start

Sync Stop

INTRO 1

INTRO 2

INTRO 3

MAIN A

MAIN B

MAIN C

MAIN D

Fill Down

Fill Self

Fill Break

Fill Up

ENDING 1

ENDING 2

ENDING 3

FADE IN/OUT

Fingered/Fingered on Bass

Bass Hold

Percussion 1

Percussion 2

Percussion 3

RIGHT 1 ON/OFF

RIGHT 2 ON/OFF

RIGHT 3 ON/OFF

LEFT ON/OFF

OTS+

OTS-

OTS 1

OTS 2

OTS 3

OTS 4

Registration +

Registration –

Registration 1

Registration 2

Registration 3

Registration 4

Registration 5

Registration 6

Registration 7

Registration 8

Transpose +

Transpose –

MULTIPAD 1

MULTIPAD 2

MULTIPAD 3

MULTIPAD 4

Multipad stop

Song control SP1

Song control SP2

Song control SP3

Song control SP4

Song Control Loop


FOOT CONTROLLER SETTINGS (analog variable inputs)

There are 5 definable foot controller settings (assignable to different parts):


OFF

Modulation

Breath Control*

Foot Control*

Portamento time*

Volume

Pan

Expression

Sustain*

Portamento Switch

Soft*

Harmonic content

Release time

Attack time

Brightness

Reverb send

Chorus send

Frank, I agree. The MFC10 is definitely built like a tank weighing in at nearly 8 lbs (3.52 kg) and measuring 24" x 8.5" x 6" (608 x 215 x 153). I LOVE this unit though. I have different custom pedal configuration assignments stored in each of its multiple banks suitable for different song setups. Utilizing the MFC10 for LIVE work is tremendously powerful because it allows you to achieve so MUCH MORE than conceivably possible when trying to access (by hand) the many arranger functions & parameters while still playing (with both hands) the keyboard itself. I'm convinced that utilizing the MFC10 will produce a MORE polished show performance. Still, because of its size and weight, I reserve the MFC10 for the 'big events' and leave it home for those short (1 hr) mulitple gigs per day, when I need to run quickly from place to place and don't want to have to lug that heavy cumbersome brick around. - Scott

[This message has been edited by Scottyee (edited 11-25-2002).]

Amazing ...
MFC10 =8 lbs. / Tyros = 27 lbs.
Go figure?
Lou