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61
Setting the Paramet
ers
TUNE
In this mode, you adjust the o
verall tuning of the A-405SP
.
T
o locate this mode:
T
ouch the [MENU] button and display MENU, select page C by the [P
AGE]
button and touch the [3] TUNE button.
1. MASTER
TUNE
is is changing the tuning or “
pitch
” of the entire organ.
e setting range is A = 430 - 450 Hz.
NOTE:
The Parameter in this mode is a Global P
arameter
. I
t is r
ecorded when the value is set.
Also
, It is common at each Combination P
reset.
1
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Important Safety Instructions
2
Important - Please Read
4
Battery Back up
5
Table of Contents
6
Using the Sequencer
7
Main Features
9
How to Assemble
10
Components
10
Bench
10
Connect the Pedalboard
11
Manual Lid
11
Put on the Music Rack
11
Names and Functions
12
Top Panel
12
End Block
14
Manual Bottom
15
Rear Panel
15
Pedals
16
Hook-Up
17
Basic Hook-Up
18
Connecting the Leslie Speaker
18
Using a MIDI Sound Module
19
Using Headphones
19
Using an External Foot Switch
20
Using a Leslie Mode Switch
20
Turn on and Play
21
Power on
22
How to Power on
22
Switch-Off Memory
22
Reset to the Initial Status
22
Listen to the Demonstration Performance
23
Play with the Combination Presets
24
How to Recall the Preset
24
Ex. Select 4-5
24
Play with the Controllers
25
Pitch Bend / Modulation Wheel
25
Expression Pedal
25
Foot Switch
25
Try Making Your Own Sound
26
Select the Preset Button [CANCEL]
26
Pull out the SWELL Drawbars
26
Add Percussion
26
Add Effects
27
Vibrato & Chorus
27
Leslie
27
Reverb
27
Using Extra Voice
28
Ex. Use "Positive Organ" for SWELL
28
Pedal Sustain
29
Pedal to Great
29
Great to Pedal
29
Storing Registrations in Combination Preset
30
Ex. Memorize to "6-2
30
Setting up
31
Sound Engine Structure
32
Harmonic Drawbars
34
Manual Drawbars
35
White Drawbars
35
Black Drawbars
35
Brown Drawbars
35
Pedal Drawbars
35
Drawbar Registration Patterns
36
Flute Family (2 Step Pattern)
36
Reed Family (Triangle Pattern)
36
Diapason Family (Check Mark Pattern)
36
String Family (Bow Pattern)
36
Modern Drawbar Registrations
37
Jazz
37
Groovy & Funky
37
Bluesy
37
Max Power
37
Match the Registration to Drawbars
38
Percussion
39
Drawbar Cancel
39
Vibrato & Chorus
40
Leslie
41
Extra Voices, Reverb
42
Pedal Sustain, Coupler
43
Combination Presets
44
Bank and Number
44
Name the Current Setting
45
Record into the Combination Presets
46
Using the Control Panel
47
Operation Control Panel
48
Play Mode
49
How to Read the Display
49
Button Operation in this Mode
49
Menu Mode
50
How to Read the Display
50
Button Operation in this Mode
50
Menu and Their Contents
51
Function Mode
52
How to Read the Display
52
Button Operation in this Mode
52
Short Cut to the Function Mode
53
Example of Operation
53
Example of Operation
54
Lock the Display in Play Mode
56
Setting the Parameters
57
Drawbar
58
MANUAL DRAWBARS (SWELL and GREAT)
58
Pedal Drawbars
59
Preset
60
Preset Name
60
Preset Load
60
Tune
61
Control
62
Pitch Bend
62
Modulation
62
Expression
63
Foot Switch
64
Damper
65
Display
65
Coupler
65
Pedalboard
65
CUST. TW (Custom Tonewheels)
66
Resonance
67
Record the CUSTOM Virtual TONEWHEELS
68
PERCUSS (Percussion)
69
Leslie
70
Cabinet Numbers
70
Leslie Parameters
70
Switch off Mode
72
External Leslie Speaker
72
Record the Cabinets
73
OD/VIB (Overdrive / Vibrato)
74
Overdrive
74
Vibrato & Chorus
74
Vibrato and Chorus of Hammond Organs
75
EXVOICE (Extra VOICE)
76
EQUALIZ (Equalizer)
78
Drawbars
78
Extra Voice
78
Reverb
79
Drawbars
79
Extra Voice
79
Chorus
80
Extra Voice
80
Default
81
System
82
MIDI
83
About MIDI
84
What Is "MIDI
84
MIDI Terminals on this Organ
84
What the MIDI Can Do on Your Organ
84
MIDI Structure
86
Keyboard Channels
86
External Zone Channels
86
Multi
86
Using External Sequencer
87
Recording to the Sequencer or the Computer
87
Playback from the Sequencer or the Computer
87
Using a MIDI Compatible Leslie Speaker
88
Using a MIDI Sound Module
89
Zones
90
Drawbars
90
External Zones
90
PANIC FUNCTION and PARAMETER RELOAD
91
MIDI
92
MIDI Template
92
Master
92
Channels
93
Using the Sequencer
95
Recording and Playing the Performance
96
What You Can Do with the Sequencer
96
About CF Card
96
Cf Card You Can Use
96
Cf Card Slot
96
About Song File
96
General MIDI
96
Standard MIDI File
96
Initialize the Cf Card
97
Song Procedures
98
How to Read the Display
98
Record a Song
98
Change the Song Name
100
Playback the Song
101
Chain Play
102
How to Delete the Song
103
Using Rhythm
104
Using Buttons
104
Folder Operation
105
How to Enter and Exit
105
How to Delete a Folder
105
Creating a Folder
106
Change the Folder Name
106
Frequently Asked Questions
107
Troubleshooting
108
Instrument Care
109
Appendix
111
Custom Tonewheels Presets
112
MIDI Templates
113
Channels and MIDI Messages
113
MIDI Information for Tonewheel DIV
114
MIDI Implementation
114
Channel Voice Message
114
Channel Mode Message
114
Drawbar Data List
115
System Exclusive Message
116
Mode Setting Exclusive Message
116
NRPN Switch
116
Data Set (Rx. Only)
116
Identity Request (Rx. Only)
116
Identity Reply (Tx. Only)
116
Global Parameters
117
Bank Parameters
117
Preset Parameters
118
Leslie Parameters
121
MIDI Information for Multi 16 DIV
122
MIDI Implementation
122
Channel Voice Message
122
Channel Mode Message
123
System Realtime Message
124
System Exclusive Message
124
Instruments List
125
MIDI Implementation Chart
132
Specifications
134
Service
135
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Hammond A-405SP Specifications
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Brand
Hammond
Model
A-405SP
Category
Musical Instrument
Language
English
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