Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ
56 Operating Manual
Vibrato – Chorus
Here you can set the scanner vibrato in the 6 known versions V-1,
V-2, V-3 as well as C-1, C-2 and C-3. With Vibrato On/Off, the
vibrato is turned on (On) or off (Off).
Note: The Italian Transistor and Red Tolex settings automatically replace the scanner vibrator with an
electronic vibrato.
Percussion
Here you can find the well-known percussion settings of an
electromagnetic organ:
Percussion On/Off: Here the percussion register is switched
on or off.
Volume Soft/Normal: Here the volume of the percussion is determined. Soft -> Normal
Decay Slow/Fast: Here the decay of the percussion between Fast and Slow can be adjusted. In the setting
Fast, the percussion sounds short and crisp, while in the setting Slow the percussion ends longer.
Foot 3rd/2nd: Here the foot position of the percussion is switched from 2nd (4") to 3rd (2 2/3").
Note: As with an old electromagnetic organ, the 1" drawbar can no longer be heard when the percussion is
switched on.
Organ Type
The WERSI VB3 drawbar system has three different types of organs:
1. ToneWheel: This is the typical sound of an electromagnetic organ
2. Italian Transistor: Sound of an Italian transistor organ from the 1970s.
3. Red Tolex: Sound of a Red-Tolex organ from the 1960s.
Note: The Italian Transistor and Red Tolex settings automatically replace the scanner vibrator with an
electronic vibrato.
ClickType
The KeyClick creates the typical short click that the old organs create when a key is
pressed. Here are three variations to choose from:
1. Natural: Each keystroke results in a different click. Sometimes light times dark. As in the original.
2. Always Dark: Here the clicks from the tone coloring remain rather dull (dark/dark).
3. Always Bright: Here the clicks from the tone coloring remain rather bright (Bright/Hell).
ClickDelay
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
