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To assign internal sounds on instruments with MIDI/ORCH pistons:
1. Press and hold the SET piston, located on the left-hand side under the Choir
manual. While holding SET press the MIDI/ORCH piston to where the sound is
to be assigned (MIDI/ORCH SW A, MIDI/ORCH GT A, etc.) and release both
pistons. The selected MIDI piston will light.
2. In the display, the word “Tones” will be highlighted.
3. Press QUICK MENU.
4. Turn the Alpha dial to select the desired sound.
5. Press STOP, located to the right under the Choir manual, to exit this mode. The
selected sound is now stored on the selected MIDI/ORCH piston.
6. This instrument will remember the selected sounds the next time the organ is
turned on ONLY
if you save your MIDI/ORCH sounds into a general or
divisional combination piston.
! For assigning sounds from an external sound module see the AG.
Using Pistons to Select Registrations
Experiment with various combinations of stops and couplers and start to get a feel for the
tremendous versatility of the Rodgers organ. In organ terms, these combinations of stops and
couplers are referred to as registrations. Once a desirable registration is found, it can be
recalled quickly and easily. This is done using the combination action pistons of the organ.
You can store and recall stops, couplers, pistons and even MIDI settings at the touch of a button.
General Pistons Toe Pistons Divisional Pistons
These pistons are located beneath the manuals of the organ or adjacent to the expression shoes.
Pressing a piston will cause its stored registration to be recalled instantly. Each of the available
pistons in the Rodgers combination action can be easily changed to suit your particular needs and
tastes. The Rodgers organ has two different types of combination action pistons, general and
divisional pistons.
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