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Viscount Physis Organs Reference Manual
The top field indicates the simulated environment, and thus the reverberation effect generated.
The reverb styles are typical reverberation of a:
o CATHEDRAL:typical reverberation of a cathedral
o BASILICA:typical reverberation of a Basilica
o GOTHIC CHURCH :typical reverberation of a gothic church
o BAROQUE CHURCH :typical reverberation of a baroque church
o ROMANIC CHURCH :typical reverberation of a romanic church
o PARISH :typical reverberation of a parish
o CAPPELLA :typical reverberation of a chapel
The WET/DRY parameter sets another function for the [REVERB] potentiometer, for a more accurate
adjustment of the acoustic effect:
o OFF: the potentiometer only modifies the amount of reverberated signal.
o LOW – MED – HIGH: the potentiometer controls, on thee scales, the level of reverberated signal and
(from the continuous line on, in the VOLUMES screen) the quantity and quality of acoustic reflections
of the environment, simulating an ever deeper and mellow effect.
Wet / Dry = Low
Wet / Dry = Med o Hi
Wet / Dry = Off
Press [EXIT] to go back to the SET-UP menu and save the new settings.
NOTE
The internal reverberation also affects the signal from the [INPUT] ports (rear connection panel).
9.3 ADJUSTING THE INTERNAL EQUALIZER (INT. AMPL. EQUALIZER
function)
The INTERNAL AMPLIFICATION EQUALIZER function (SET UP menu) adjusts the five-band equalizer
and therefore the sound of the organ as a whole.
In the lower part of the screen there are the five central band frequencies. To move the cursor from one band
to the other, use the buttons [FIELD S] and [FIELD T].
The top of the screen shows the increase or decrease of the signal of the selected band. Each band can be
modified from +8 dB (maximum signal gain) to -8 dB (maximum signal dampening).
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