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How To Use It:
LEVELS (BALANCE) is used to customize the volume of any of the 15 sections to your choosing. Settings
can be saved to a BANK PRESET. Pressing the RESET button or turning the organ off returns the organ to
the factory levels. Many of the Presets change the Levels and Balances to give you great sounds.
NOTE: Some of the 15 LEVELS (BALANCE) categories have volume control buttons on the panel. For exam-
ple, there are
ORCH VOLUME buttons in the Orchestral section. These buttons control the overall volume of
the Orchestral sounds. The ORCH 1 and ORCH 2 categories, on the screen, can be used to adjust the volume
levels of each Orchestral sound, making one more prominent that the other, when two are being used at the
same time.
The same concept applies to the
SOLO VOLUME buttons and the SOLO 1 and SOLO 2 categories on the screen.
The
LOWER buttons in the GRAPHIC MIXER raise and lower the overall volume of the Lower Flutes, Strings
and Vocal Ensemble tabs. The LEVELS (BALANCE) feature allows you to adjust these volumes independent
of each other.
The
BASS buttons in the GRAPHIC MIXER raise the lower the overall volume of the Pedal Tab sounds. The
LEVELS (BALANCE) allows you to adjust the volume of the Pedal Genius sound independent of the other
sounds.
The remaining
LEVELS (BALANCE) categories have no other method of changing their volume level:
Press the lighted FEATURE(CLEAR) button to return you to the POWER-UP screen.
2. Tuning
What It Does:
The TUNING feature allows you to change the pitch of the sound for certain sections of the organ.
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PEDALS & AUTO BASS: Any of the orange Bass buttons or tabs.
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SOLO 2: The blinking Solo sound button.
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SOLO 1: The Solo sound button lit constantly.
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MASTER TUNE: The overall pitch of the organ.
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ORCH 1: The Orchestral sound button lit constantly.
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ORCH 2: The blinking Orchestral sound button.
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UPPER GENIUS: The tab in the Upper section.
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LOWER GENIUS: The tab in the Lower section.
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PEDAL GENIUS: The tab in the Bass section.
The
MASTER TUNE screen display adjustment starts at 440.0 HZ, which is the industry accepted standard for
being “in tune”. Master Tune range goes down to a Low of 435.0 HZ and a High of 445.0 HZ. HZ is an
abbreviation of Hertz, which is a measurement of vibrations per second.
All other tuning adjustments are measured in Cents. The range is Low to -50 and High to +50. There are
100 Cents in a half step.
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