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Drawbar Effects - Vibrato
From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once. The word underneath the word “PEDAL”
should now be blinking:
Vibrato Chorus Mix
As explained on page 3, the Chorus effect is produced by mixing two audio signals together - one containing Vibrato
and a “dry” signal with no Vibrato. The amount of Vibrato versus non-Vibrato signal can vary when comparing vintage
organs. This Advanced Feature allows you to control the amount of Vibrato signal versus the amount of “dry” or non-
Vibrato signal. You can select from “D64" (only the dry signal with no Vibrato) through “63V” (only the Vibrato signal,
with no dry signal). The middle or “EVEN” setting will mix the Vibrato and non-Vibrato signals together in equal
amounts.
Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the right to increase the amount of Vibrato signal.
Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the left to decrease the amount of Vibrato signal.
From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once. The word underneath the word “PEDAL”
should now be blinking:
Vibrato On Pedal (PEDAL)
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select whether you want Vibrato to also affect the Pedal Drawbar tones
when the VIBRATO LOWER Touch Tab is “ON.” This replicates the Vibrato function on a vintage Hammond Organ.
Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to turn Vibrato on or off for the Pedal Drawbar tones.
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