Parallel Digital
Imaging™
organs without Personal
Memory
Card™
(730,735,785,945)
Rodgers PDI™organs are able
to
use any
of
the 16 MIDI
channels to control MIDI devices such
as
the PR-300. Because
the PR-300 is set to receive on channels 1-10, however, these
will be the channels used for a Multi-Track Recording.
The
sounds
of
the Rodgers organ can also
be
sequenced
using the following MIDI channels:
MIDI Channel
12
13
14
15
Division
(2
manual)
Great
Swell
Pedal
Positiv (785 only)
Division (945 only)
Great
Swell
Pedal
Choir
The
Rodgers
PDITM
organs normally send and receive
on
these channels (called "Master Channels"). For example,
if
notes
are pressed on the Great manual, MIDI information is generated
on MIDI channel
12, even
if
no stops are drawn.
Likewise,
if
the organ receives MIDI information on these
channels, the corresponding division
of
the organ will play.
A Multi-Track Recording can use a combination
of
the PR-
300
and
organ stops;
the
MIDI
channel
used
will
determine
which instrument plays.
If
you want
to
build a sequence which uses both the PR-300
and
a
PDITM
organ, the organ
part
must be recorded last.
The
next example will show you how
to
do this.
Preparing the Organ for Multi-Track Recording
Your Rodgers organ is normally set to perform a single-pass
recording, as is covered earlier in this manual. In order to record
a Multi-Track Sequence, there are a few things which need to be
done to the Rodgers organ before recording can take place.
Please
refer
to
the
Owner's
Manual
or
MIDI
Phase
III
Manual for your particular organ
if
you're not sure how to carry
out
the following procedures.
To
prepare the organ for Multi-Track recording:
(1)
Turn
ofT
the Master Channels for the Great and
Pedal divisions of the organ.
This tells the organ to only send information for the
MIDI
couplers
when
notes
are
pressed
or
the
Great/Pedal expression pedal is moved. This way,
only MIDI information for the PR-300 voices will
be recorded.
47
Turn off Great Master
Channel
Turn off Pedal Master
Channel
To Next Page
Loading...