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8. EFFECTS | 23
M The Rotary Drive is dependent on the level of the input signal. If
the instrument routed to the Rotary is set to a very low level, the
amount of available drive will be significantly reduced. This is also
how it works with the “real articles” – when the organ level is raised,
e.g. by using a swell pedal, the amount of distortion also increases.
ROTARY MENU SETTINGS
There are several parameters in the Sound Menu that allow for detailed
adjustments of the behaviour and sound of the Rotary Speaker. Read
more about on this on page 28.
COMP
The COMP (Compressor) effect reduces the dynamic range of the sound,
making low level signals louder and high level signals more quiet. This
produces a tight, punchy sound and makes the overall level easier to
control in a live mix situation.
EQUALIZER
The 3-band equalizer features bass, sweepable midrange and treble
controls. The BASS frequency is 100 Hz, the TREBLE frequency is 4 kHz
and the MID frequency can be set between 200 Hz to 8 kHz, using its
FREQ knob. The boost/cut range is +/- 15 dB.
Select which sound engine the Equalizer should be
assigned to by pressing SOURCE (Shift + On/Off)
until the LED for the desired source (Organ = O,
Piano = P and Sample Synth = S) is lit.
REVERB
The REVERB unit simulates the natural sound reflections in various
acoustic environments. The Reverb is a “global” effect, which is to say
that it will always be applied to all active sound engines.
The HALL reverb has the response and character of
a spacious hall, with a long decay. The STAGE reverb
has a medium decay time while the ROOM reverb is
a smaller ambience with a short decay time.
In BRIGHT mode (Shift + Reverb selector) more high
frequency content is preserved in the Reverb signal.
The DRY/WET control sets the balance between the
unprocessed and the processed signal.
M If using the Rotary effect, a “copy” of the Re-
verb will be routed into the Rotary speaker, and
applied to the sound source using the Rotary
effect.
PANIC
The PANIC function (Shift + Reverb On) is not related to the Reverb
effect, but will terminate all currently sounding notes - including those
received over MIDI.
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