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1332| Effects for the Sounds
CS-3 Rotary Speaker
This models a stereo rotary speaker. When you choose the Slow or Fast speed, it
will take a certain amount of time for the specied speed to be reached – just like
on an actual rotary speaker. This is because it takes several seconds for the motor
that creates the rotation to accelerate or decelerate.
The rotary speaker is made of two parts: the horn and the rotor.
The horn carries the high frequencies of the rotary speaker. You can indepen-
dently control the Slow and Fast speeds of the horn, as well as the time it takes to
speed up or slow down. You also have separate control over the amount of time
that the horn takes to stop rotating entirely, and the time that it takes to resume
rotation after being stopped.
The rotor carries the low frequencies of the rotary speaker.
The selected speaker type can have a signicant effect on the overall tone –
something particularly noticeable at fast rotary speeds. Natural is based on new
analysis of a classic vintage rotary speaker. Resonant has more mid-fre quency
bite than Natural, similar to a popular rotary speaker effects ped al. Bright is based
on Natural, but with less high -end roll-off for a brighter sound. Original is the same
as the original KORG CX- 3 speaker simulator.
HINT: Some speaker types have sharp resonances in their frequency responses,
which may cause higher volumes with specic sounds and notes. If the volume is
already high, this can cause clipping at the outputs. If this happens, simply turn
down the amp level and/or the program volume.
Rotary Speaker
a Switch On, Off This enables and disables the Rotary Speaker.
It’s different from simply stopping the rotation
(which you can do with the Mode SW param-
eter); instead, this is like unplugging the organ
from the rotary speaker entirely.
When the Rotary Speaker is turned off, the tone
is determined by the Speaker Off Out param-
eter.
Src Off…Tempo Selects a modulation source for Switch
b Switch Mode Toggle, Moment Sets the switch mode for Switch
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