90% 90%90% 10% 10%10%
- 10% on left channel
- 90% on right channel
Solo Right:
As you can see, the first voice of the chosen manual or the pedal board appears in the top left-hand
corner of the screen. The field is pre-selected, so you can move the [VALUE] encoder to scroll
through all the section’s voices. The voice can also be recalled using its draw-stop or register on the
panel.
Together with the selected voice, the screen shows the first four parameters for modification, which
are:
o ATTACK: adjusts the voice’s attack time, i.e. the time it takes to reach the maximum volume
value, on a scale of 8 values. Set 0 for the minimum attack time and 8 for the maximum time.
Note that the scale of 8 values cannot be associated to fixed time values, since this parameter
depends on the type of voice being modified (the Plenum, for example, has a shorter attack
time than a Flute 8’) and the Time Tracking of the keyboard, which means that attack times are
shorter in the upper than in the lower part.
o RELEASE DETUNE: adjusts the variation in tuning when the note is released compared to
the value with the note pressed, on a scale of 8 values. Here again, fixed values of hundredths
of a semitone cannot be associated to the values shown on the screen, since the modification
depends on the voice and the part of the keyboard being played.
Set 0 for the minimum change in tuning and 8 for the maximum change.
o COLOR: sets the voice’s brilliance in a range of values from -8 (maximum enhancement of
the low components, maximum attenuation of the high components) to +8 (maximum attenuation
of the low components, maximum enhancement of the high frequencies).
o PANNING: adjusts the voice’s stereophonic distribution over the Left and Right channels of
the organ’s internal amplification system by means of the following settings:
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