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SINFONIA500SE / EMPRIO 600SE OWNERS MANUAL 

If you switch through the organ types once with the same drawbar setting, you will notice that the 
basic character of the sound differs sometimes more, sometimes less.  
 
The 

RealOrgan

 also takes into account differences in sound generation (electromagnetic tonewheel 

generator or electronic generator with transistor or IC technology) and also in keying (mechanical key 
contacts or electronic keying on the other hand).  
 

Notes on generator and key contacts 

 
Some  organ  types  are  derived  from  the  electromagnetic  tonewheel  generator  (B-3,  H-100,  Tone 
Wheel), others produce their tones through transistor or IC circuits (Böhm and Wersi ® types, Chicago).  
 
There are also differences in the key contacts: the electromagnetic types sound more direct because 
the sound signals are switched directly by mechanical contacts.  
 
The electronic organs such as the Boehm and Wersit types have an electronic keying, the sound input 
here is somewhat softer due to the principle.  
 

Note: If 

you later play Global Presets within a SONGS that contain different organ types, you may notice a brief interruption 

in the RealOrgan sounds when switching between such presets. This phenomenon occurs whenever there is a change within 
the RealOrgan between organ types that use different sound generation models. After all, the "generator" has to be changed 
and set up again very quickly. In this case, the signal is briefly interrupted so that no otherwise unavoidable ambient noise is 
generated.

 

 

 

Further RealOrgan functions: 

 

Setting the overall volume of the drawbar sound 

 
You  have  already  learned  how  to  set  the 
overall volume for the drawbar sounds of the 
upper  (middle)  or  lower  manual  using  the 
corresponding  drawbars  on  the  drawbar 
profile.  
 
You  can  also  set  the  overall  volume  for  the 
individual  drawbar  systems  in  the  drawbar 
menu  on  the  corresponding  pages:  On  the 

Upper

, 

Lower

 and 

Pedal/Amp.

 pages you will 

find  a  drawbar 

[Vol] 

to  the  left  of  footage 

drawbars.  
 
This drawbar allows you to adjust the overall volume for the drawbar system in question. 
 

Envelope Functions 

 
With many organ types, you can individually set the envelopes (tone attack and decay time) for each 
of the three drawbar systems 

Upper

, 

Lower

 and 

Pedal

. The two drawbars 

[Attack]

 and 

[Release]

 serve 

this purpose: 

 

Summary of Contents for EMPRIO 600SE

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Page 2: ...mages shown in this manual are examples only and may differ from the actual displays on your instrument We reserve the right to make changes to technical details in relation to the descriptions specifications and illustrations in this manual Keyswerk Musikelektronik GmbH cannot accept any liability for program errors and for incorrect information in the documentation and their consequences Keyswer...

Page 3: ...eset names 29 Searching SONGS by name 30 Filter SONG list 31 How to select and divide Sounds 34 Select Sounds 35 Drawbar organ RealOrgan 40 Activating the RealOrgan for the manuals or the pedal 41 Setting the real drawbars 42 Setting the drawbars in the drawbar menu 42 Rotary effect Leslie Phasing 44 Organ Types in the RealOrgan 44 Selecting organ types 46 Further RealOrgan functions 47 Setting th...

Page 4: ...lit point 76 Cancel manual split 77 Special features lower manual split 78 The Part Editor Setting sounds and their playing parameters 79 Calling the Part Editor 79 Sound selection 82 Setting the Part parameters 85 Key Zones Define individual split zones for parts 94 Define a key zone 94 Part Options 96 Part Setup 99 Initialize Part 101 SONGS and Global Presets 104 3 D Presets 104 Organization of ...

Page 5: ...yles 132 Playbacks 136 Sound presets 141 Setups 142 MIDI files 146 MIDI Styles loading Yamaha Styles 148 AMADEUS sound data 150 Old data 155 Total backup of all user data backup 158 Update of the SEMPRA firmware operating software 163 Performing the Firmware Update on the SEMPRA 163 Appendix 1 System settings 165 1 Calibrating the Touch Display 166 2 Calibration of pitch and modulation wheels sill...

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Page 7: ...ing the new EASY STYLE EDITOR and this even includes the quick recording of new tracks patterns or additions Styles in Yamaha format up to Tyros 5 Genos can be previewed directly and loaded optimized and stored in the style library of your SEMPRA INTERACTIVE PLAYBACKS To control Midifiles as flexibly as styles this dream becomes reality with SEMPRA Midifiles can not only be adapted in their instru...

Page 8: ...h one of over 20 different Solochord types On the right the Miller set on the left a choir with a trio on the right of the lower keyboard the octaviated strings no problem This innovative feature gives you completely new creative freedom in playing and arranging CLOUD STUDIO INTEGRATION If your SEMPRA is equipped with the optional Böhm Cloud Studio you will find its sounds integrated into the resp...

Page 9: ...l Cloud Studio you will find a slot behind the music stand for the necessary cable connections for the display music stand Connect the USB cable coming from the music stand to the socket on the right in the lead through under the cover brush the cables coming from the upper part HDMI and mains cable in the lead through plug into the corresponding sockets on the underside of the plastic cover on th...

Page 10: ...t side profile you will find the power switch to turn on off the organ when using it Switch on the organ by briefly pressing the button The start screen appears on the display for approx 5 seconds If several user accounts are installed you will be asked which account you want to use during the startup process Select the desired account by tapping on the display and then tapping on the ENTER button...

Page 11: ...nd takes about 1 5 minutes to play since the sample material must first be loaded into the main memory of the PC system We recommend that you only start playing after the Cloud Studio has finally booted up or that you call up the first SONG preset with Cloud Studio Sounds so that the system can boot properly first Further details can be found in the separate Cloud Studio user manual Power synchron...

Page 12: ... room can be switched on as required All lights can be switched separately via the corresponding push buttons Desktop music stand Light 1 middle panel Light 2 left and right upper panel Pedal pedalboard When the buttons are pressed a display is also shown on which you can dim the individual lighting sections i e change the brightness Simply tap on the corresponding slider on the display and then u...

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Page 14: ...erb calls the reverb and chorus functions DSP effects of the Crystal Mixer preamplifier Effect Menu Option 6 Mixer Pres 1 2 Rev Short long Chorus Phase Flanger Delay currently not assigned button group PRESET FUNCTION Cancel Reg With this button you can clean up the SEMPRA at any time The Basic Song and the preset Clear Reg will be called With this preset all settings are set to a defined initial ...

Page 15: ...yed on a manual not pedal The button with it s two LEDs allows four different coupler configurations to be called up 1 both LEDs are light up 2 only LED Couple 1 lights 3 only LED Couple 2 lights 4 both LEDs off If the button is pressed longer in one of the four settings the type of preset switching functions can be set Tempo Tempo Step by step or continuous keep button pressed decrease or increas...

Page 16: ...pecial characters belonging to the button Use the Cursor keys right left to switch between the digits Shift or Shift Lock switch to upper case USB displays when a USB storage device stick is connected the menu to save load data to from the USB device button group LIGHT on the 480SE you will find the corresponding buttons on the panel to the right of the keyboards Here you can switch the individual...

Page 17: ... any manual pedal part Sync Stop The accompaniment stops with the 1 of the next bar Tempo Hold The current style tempo is maintained even if the style or preset is changed The Tempo Tempo buttons can still be used to change the tempo Semi Automatic When playing on the accompanying manual or pedal up to two percussion instruments can be heard If the button is pressed a little longer the instruments...

Page 18: ...en the basic screen is active you can control the volume of any Midi playback that is running here When the Part Editor is activated this Drawbar always adjusts the volume of the currently selected part in the display INSTRUMENT VOLUME Hier können Sie die Einzellautstärken der Haupt Instrumente Parts auf den Manualen einstellen UPPER Emporio Parts 1 3 Solo manual UPPER Sinfonia Upper Parts 1 2 rig...

Page 19: ...found in the chapter Mixer DSP 0dB OUT Front Stereo line output for the two front stereo channels Here you can connect active speakers external mixers or amplifiers to play the SEMPRA over them If you do not operate your organ quadrophonically please select the two stereo channels for external amplification reproduction here MIDI IN Connect devices from which the organ is to receive MIDI data here...

Page 20: ...access You have various options for selecting the display fields Tap directly on the desired field in the display to call it up e g one of the SONG fields in the list on the left of the display Alternatively you can also call up the fields of the SONG list using the 6 F buttons to the left of the display The cursor keys UP DOWN also allow scrolling through the song list as does the data wheel You ...

Page 21: ...bottom of the display You can either call up this second function level temporarily as long as you press the SHIFT button at the bottom right of the display or switch permanently to the second level when you press the SHIFT Lock button LED in button flashes The activated SHIFT function is also indicated by a red SHIFT symbol in the status line at the top of the display To exit the SHIFT level pres...

Page 22: ...display again You will usually have called this up while playing Let s see what the basic screen has to tell us Status line with current SONG name SONG list The SONG list can be scrolled with the arrow buttons F1 or F2 below the display with the cursor buttons UP DOWN or with the data wheel To call up a SONGS tap directly on the list press the corresponding F button to the left of the display or t...

Page 23: ...al or solo chord Muted parts are displayed in gray font By tapping on one of the displayed sound names you can access the Part editor for the corresponding manual to select different tones or set playing parameters for the individual parts More on this later Display for accompaniment In the lower area highlighted in green the display shows the current settings for the accompaniment i e the style o...

Page 24: ...our SEMPRA Here you get to know the basic handling of the menu The individual menu items that you can access via the menu will then be dealt with in the course of this manual in the corresponding function descriptions The Menu button takes you to the BMC menu On the start page you will find 10 menu fields which are additionally marked with the numbers 1 0 ...

Page 25: ...tions or first to a submenu from which you must select further in order to reach the desired function An example Calling the Style Editor in which you can edit the instrumentation of the styles or the playbacks internally stored MIDI files in your SEMPRA Step 1 Press the MENU button to open the BMC menu Step 2 You want to get to the editor for the accompaniments i e styles or playbacks Therefore t...

Page 26: ... Menu key again and return to the basic screen of the SEMPRA Another tip You have probably noticed the small numbers with which the individual menu items are additionally marked You can also enter submenus in the BMC menu simply by entering the corresponding menu digits These must be entered in the order in which the menu items are to be called up in order to access a specific function In our exam...

Page 27: ...SIC SONG with the song preset CLEAR REG is always active With this basic preset you can hear a piano sound while playing on all keyboards With this SONG or Preset your SEMPRA is tidied up and various basic settings have been made Later we will go into detail on the BASIC SONG and its individualization options But now we accept it first of all in the way it was given ex works By the way you can cal...

Page 28: ...including sound selection for the manuals and the pedal the settings for the playing parameters of the manuals and pedal parts the style or midifile playback as accompaniment with the corresponding settings volumes button and controller assignments the settings for the RealOrgan Drawbar module etc Why don t you try out some of the factory SONGS with their respective Global Presets This will famili...

Page 29: ...n of the title the preset is intended for This provides clarity and security when playing with the presets However some of the factory SONGS Bank SEMPRA Basics are not designed for specific pieces of music but rather for specific sounds There are SONGS for accordion piano brass saxophone strings etc These SONGS each provide you with 6 different alternative total registrations for the respective so...

Page 30: ...ion in the list and would like to jump directly to the SONG Amor Amor Press the 2 ABC button on the numeric character keypad The display shows a field for entering the name and the A is accepted Use the cursor RIGHT to move to the next position and press the button 6 MNO in the letter block to set the m Move the cursor RIGHT to the next digit and press the button 6 MNO 3 times to set the o Move th...

Page 31: ...d immediately Filter SONG list You can filter the SONG list according to various criteria in order to catalog it and find and bundle individual SONGS or SONGS of certain styles quickly and clearly After switching on the SEMPRA the filtering by genre and the Entertainment genre are always selected first The SONG FILTER button group is located to the left of the display Here you define the category ...

Page 32: ...select the SONG bank to display A selection list of all SONG banks appears in the display Select the desired bank by touching it or using the data wheel and confirming with ENTER The name of the selected bank is shown in the display above the SONG list Style You can also display the SONG list filtered by style groups Press the Style button once to enable filtering of the SONG list by style categor...

Page 33: ...ual ATTENTION In the delivery state of the SEMPRA the albums are of course still empty Press the ALBUM button once to activate the filtering of the song list by genre Only the up to 6 SONGS of the currently selected album will be shown in the display Press the ALBUM button again to select the desired album Select the album in the list by touching it or using the data wheel and confirming with ENTE...

Page 34: ...play shows the sound assignment of the individual manual or pedal parts e g Upper 1 right Upper 2 right Lower 1 left Lower 2 left Pedal 1 Solochord 1 etc in the Global Preset currently selected on the right For better differentiation the sound names are displayed in different colors Active sounds in the upper manual or middle manual of the Emporio as well as in the pedal are displayed in white Act...

Page 35: ...if available Cloud Studio sounds These can be selected via the SOUND SELECT button group in conjunction with the display In the button group you will find the 12 buttons Piano Bass for the sound categories of the SEMPRA These buttons are also assigned a matching sound from the respective category If none of the 5 selector buttons Upper MIDI IN is active the 12 category buttons act on the Upper 1 r...

Page 36: ...arious playing parameters for the individual parts You can also access the part editor for the corresponding manual or pedal by tapping directly on one of the displayed parts in the display Whatever you call up the part editor whether via the SELECTOR buttons or directly via the display this is how it looks here using the example of the upper manual Right and left you can see the parts for the man...

Page 37: ...anual To change the sound of the selected part tap the part again You are now taken to the sound selection screen In the upper status line the display shows for which part the sound selection has been activated On the left you can see the list of the 12 sound categories corresponding to the 12 sound buttons on the right of the control panel You can select a category field by tapping on it Alternat...

Page 38: ... list or with the data wheel You can also jump directly to the first or last page of the list To select a sound simply tap it in the list Now try selecting different sounds from different categories You can set an alternate view for sound selection with larger fields Press and hold the SHIFT button to the right of the display The F button functions at the lower edge of the display are thus switche...

Page 39: ...cation all Sounds All existing sounds are displayed in a complete list independent of the categories and groups 123 Numerical sorting of the sound list ABC alphabetical sorting of the sound list SndPre edit Calling the Soundpreset Editor this will be discussed in a separate chapter of this manual to button Assigns the selected sound from the list to the sound button currently active in the SOUND S...

Page 40: ...resets This means that for each individual preset within a SONGS you can make and save an individual setting for the Drawbars and other functions of the RealOrgan The control buttons of the RealOrgan are located on the right hand side of the control panel The drawbar groups on the right hand side of the drawbar profile also belong to this group The two drawbar groups with 9 footages each are used ...

Page 41: ... RealOrgan for the manuals or the pedal To turn on the RealOrgan for a manual or pedal press the corresponding buttons Upper Middle Lower left right or Pedal This activates the drawbar organ for the referred keyboard The upper solo manual of the Emporio is not intended for playing with the RealOrgan In the Lower manual you can use the two LED positions of the Lower left right button to determine w...

Page 42: ...adjust the overall volume of the drawbars with the DRAWBAR volume control Middle or Upper to the left of it Setting the drawbars in the drawbar menu Alternatively you can adjust the drawbars especially the further footages of some organ types of the manuals or the pedal and of course many more functions directly via the display if you call up the Drawbar menu Now press the Drawb Menu button in the...

Page 43: ...e the display pages with the buttons Page Page to the right of the display To change a drawbar place the fingertip on it and slide the finger up or down on the display The corresponding drawbar follows your movement and is pulled further out or pushed in You can also change the drawbars particularly quickly by moving your finger from right to left or in the opposite direction over all drawbars and...

Page 44: ...with a very special character of the effect Depending on the type of organ the RealOrgan reproduces both the Leslie effect and the special effect of earlier electronic rotor effects e g Phasing Rotary 78 extremely realistically Use the Rotary ON button on the left control panel below the style buttons to turn on the effect The button Fast next to it switches between slow button off and fast button...

Page 45: ...Further organ types can be unlocked via extension packages and used then If the corresponding packages are not available these types are displayed in light grey in the selection list Installed types on the other hand appear in black font The other types in the respective additional packages Package Böhm Vintage Dr Böhm Orchestra DS 12 voice electron organ with electronic keying phasing Rotor percu...

Page 46: ...t the the desired organ type from and press Enter to confirm The selected organ type is activated Depending on the type selected the displays in the various pages of the Drawbar menu change The number of drawbars varies functions in the areas of percussion or Leslie resp Phasing change according to the possibilities of the respective original organ models Here e g the representation of the Upper D...

Page 47: ...n a SONGS that contain different organ types you may notice a brief interruption in the RealOrgan sounds when switching between such presets This phenomenon occurs whenever there is a change within the RealOrgan between organ types that use different sound generation models After all the generator has to be changed and set up again very quickly In this case the signal is briefly interrupted so tha...

Page 48: ...the so called scanner with which various chorus beat or vibrato effects periodic pitch fluctuation could be added to the sound Three intensity levels are available for each of the two effect types The effect can also be activated separately for the upper and lower manual Depending on the organ type selected there are differences in the character and intensity of these effects For example the H 100...

Page 49: ...ectronic organ types on the other hand reproduce the Leslie effect by an electronic emulation the so called phase vibrato These effects had their very own character and are therefore important for the reproduction of the typical organ sound of these earlier instruments These effects could not only be rotary sound but also other beat effects such as ensemble celeste and fading were possible and tho...

Page 50: ...o slow Tone Tone control affects both rotors simultaneously For organ types that use electronic phase vibrato the menu is called Phasing The various effect types can be set by touching the rocker switches on the display Fading slow beating with tone modulation Ensemble orchestral beating Celeste several overlapping beats with ensemble character Vibr 1 Vibr 2 Vibrato effects with varying intensity ...

Page 51: ...f the 2 2 3 position sounds 3rd The F button fast switches the percussion to a shorter decay time This makes the effect even more percussive If you press and hold the Shift button to the right of the display you will find the Perc soft function on the F8 key With this function you can reduce the volume of the percussion With many organ types SEMPRA H 100 Böhm Wersi you will find far more extensive...

Page 52: ...ons that are switched to percussion no longer sound in the actual drawbar setting Key click Due to the fact that a separate contact was switched for each tone and key the classic tonewheel organs produced a characteristic contact noise when playing a key the so called key click The RealOrgan reproduces this typical contact noise With the drawbar Click the intensity of the Keyclick can be adjusted ...

Page 53: ...distortion when this effect is activated the RealOrgan simulates exactly the way this effect occurs with a real amplifier Even when the drive control is fully pulled out the distortion only occurs with increasing volume swell pedal position of the signal and the corresponding overdrive The maximum distortion is therefore only reached when the swell pedal is fully depressed and the Drive control is...

Page 54: ...the upper drawbar organ can only be played on the defined key zone split zone now To cancel the key zone and make the drawbar organ playable again throughout the entire manual repeat the procedure entering the lowest key of the upper manual as the first key and the highest key as the last key Octave Octave You can change the octave position of the drawbar system Upper Lower currently shown in the ...

Page 55: ... user presets For the factory presets 16 presets per organ type have already been created by Böhm top organist and drawbar specialist Bernd Wurzenrainer with typical unmistakable settings of the legendary artists Whether you find sounds by Klaus Wunderlich Ady Zehnpfennig Jimmy Smith or Brain Auger here they are Bernd has also captured the typical sounds of many other well known organs in his pres...

Page 56: ...he list disappears The name of the current drawbar preset is displayed in the top right hand corner of the menu Save your own RealOrgan Presets Adjust your drawbar settings and configure all other settings for the RealOrgan as required Use the F button Name to assign a name to the setting to be saved Confirm the name with Enter Press the F button Store The display asks for the preset position you ...

Page 57: ... using the Delete F button function Press the F button Delete The display asks from which preset and how many presets you want to delete If you only want to delete one preset at the current position leave the entry 1 in the line How many presets should be deleted If you want to delete several consecutive presets enter the number here Confirm with Enter a confirmation prompt appears Confirm with En...

Page 58: ...o be interactively accompanied by midifile sequences called playbacks in SEMPRA jargon We will come to the playbacks later in a separate chapter of this manual Here are the basic functions of the accompaniment so that you can make music with the works styles The style or later the playback selected manually or by the SONGS Global presets is displayed in the green area of the basic screen current s...

Page 59: ...t corner of the control panel in the ACC Functions area Further functions can be found on the control panel to the left of the manuals Mute accompaniment groups LED on Select Styles Playbacks etc Drum instrument mute LED on Start Stop Pattern functions Select accompaniment tyoe type Accompaniment Functions ...

Page 60: ...ing of styles by the presets Let s take a look at how you can select the SEMPRA styles The principle of style selection is very similar to that of sound selection As with the sounds the accompaniments i e styles and playbacks later also arpeggios and sidelines not yet implemented are organized in 12 categories with up to 6 subgroups each So you will quickly find a desired or simply a suitable acco...

Page 61: ... a selected style confirm the selection with the Enter button As with the sounds you can also switch the selection of accompaniments to an alternative view Press and hold the SHIFT button to the right of the display to switch the F buttons below the display to a second level Press the F1 View button here Scroll categories Scroll list 12 accompaniment categories Up to 6 groups per category Accompan...

Page 62: ...gain Now switch back to the list view of the styles again On the SHIFT level of the F keys you will find some more interesting functions here view Toggle the selection view see above whole category All accompaniments of the selected category are displayed in alphabetical or numerical form in the list regardless of the group division all ACCs All existing companions of the selected species are disp...

Page 63: ...ouble press on the Intro Ending button the corresponding INTRO can be recalled from the current style Note Not all styles have 4 intros or endings If the fourth pattern is not occupied the intro ending 3 sounds here as well Variation 1 4 With these buttons 4 variations of the current style can be called up The variation change takes place at the beginning of the next bar When playing with playback...

Page 64: ...ack is called manually the programmed standard tempo of the style is set first When a style is called from a Global Preset the tempo stored in the preset is applied The two Tempo Tempo buttons to the left of the display allow you to decrease or increase the tempo as shown in the display by pressing the corresponding button repeatedly or holding it down for continuous change Alternatively you can a...

Page 65: ...er the display will show various accompaniment settings that you can change directly in the display Tap or use the up down cursor buttons to select the desired line Then set the desired value with the data wheel Then confirm your entries by pressing ENTER on the display or the Enter button The functions in detail Fill Break immediately If the function is set to on Fill In and Break start immediate...

Page 66: ... the function is switched off the accompaniment stops immediately if no more keys are played Only the drums sound Clear accompaniment chords after stop If the function is switched on on the chord memory will be cleared at the next stop Bass Tracks Hand on your heart As an organist you play the pedal i e the bass yourself don t you With this function you can basically determine whether the bass tra...

Page 67: ...you Major any key in the left split area of the lower manual Minor to the basic tone press any black key to the left of the basic tone Septime to the basic tone press any white key to the left of the basic tone Pianist You want to play the piano on the unsplit accompaniment manual i e usually on the lower manual and nevertheless be accompanied by the arranger The Pianist mode ensures that in a cer...

Page 68: ... play any pedal key for the C major chord e g a G The accompaniment bass now plays in the rhythm of its programmed line only the tone played in the pedal In this way you can also play a free bass course with the automatic bass or freely determine the bass tone Note Since it would make no musical sense to add another pedal registration to the accompaniment bass the current pedal registration is aut...

Page 69: ...unction of the automatic accompaniment but it uses the chord recognition of the accompaniment But what exactly is Solochord The Solochord adds further notes to your melody play e g on the upper or middle manual depending on the harmonies played on the accompaniment manual A total of 24 different types are available for this harmonization of the melody With this function you can play your melody wi...

Page 70: ...e a Solochord part and to be controlled by the Solochord And even more Each of these parts can also play with an individual Solochord type This has never been done before and is one of the special and unique new features of SEMPRA To turn a part into a solo chord part select this part in the selector and press the F button Solochord below the display The part is controlled by the Solo chord now To...

Page 71: ...est all types extensively to familiarize yourself with their effects This will make it easier for you to find the solo chord variant s that match the respective piece of music And don t forget the numerous part functions which of course also have an effect if the respective part works as a Solochord part For example it can be interesting to set a Solochord part to monophonic playing Depending on t...

Page 72: ...spective setting no longer necessarily corresponds to the actual positions of the drawbars This is taken over only at the moment when you change the position of the drawbar and reach its stored position This prevents volume jumps caused by shifting the drawbars Drawbar Master The overall volume control of the organ Drag this bar at your first play attempts best temporary half or up to 2 3 out This...

Page 73: ... 600SE Lower Sum Untermanual left Pedal Sum pedal Solochord Sum control Solochord Parts Upper Middle or Solomanual Seq sum control for playback arpeggio arpeggio not yet implemented The Drawbars of the following group Instrument Volume have different functions depending on whether the basic screen or the Part Editor is currently called up in the display When the basic screen is called up the funct...

Page 74: ...on cannot be controlled either Example Solomanual Pedal partgroups at the Emporio 600SE not in use not in use Now change the display once to a part on the left half of the manual Now the 6 sliders control the parts on the left side of the part editor in this example the pedal parts Note By the way you can also see the effect of the controls by the volume control of the currently selected part in t...

Page 75: ...t the Solo manual on the 600SE can be divided into a left and a right area and both areas can be assigned different sounds the respective parts for the right and the left area You can already see the partition line in the basic screen And you will also find the corresponding partitioning in the part editor Parts sounds left Parts sounds right Parts Sounds lower manual left Parts sounds lower manua...

Page 76: ...wo areas as described here will be sufficient to create varied registrations Left Right split points set for the upper middle manual are stored in the SONGS Global presets In the lower manual the split point has a global status for all SONGS Presets For more information see the following section Special features of the lower manual split But first to the practice Set split point Whichever of the m...

Page 77: ...hts up the display shows the above mentioned prompt Now press the top manual key in the lower manual to cancel the manual division Note If active individual split zones key zones on individual parts of the lower manual are retained To return to the global default split point g key in the lower mnual Press the button Split LED lights up the display shows the above mentioned prompt Now press the low...

Page 78: ...adapt it to your personal playing style depending on whether you prefer to play the accompaniment in the lowest octave of the lower manual to have a larger right range for the right hand or whether you prefer to play the accompaniment in the middle octave with a correspondingly larger left range Even the octavation of the left parts if necessary when the accompaniment is played down is performed a...

Page 79: ...r polyphonic playing style and so on and so forth We call the process to set all these sounds and functions to register the organ We can hardly create such a complete registration with all its details in real time while playing so the SEMPRA offers the possibility to save registrations into the SONGs or Global Presets and then activate them by pressing only one button or tapping on the correspondi...

Page 80: ...isplay Upper Upper manual Lower Lower manual Pedal Solo Pedal and Solo manual of the 600SE User 1 2 freely definable part group MIDI in Parts that are played via MIDI IN from an external instrument or e g PC You can reach the part editor even more directly by simply tapping on one of the displayed sounds in the basic screen The part editor for the corresponding manual is opened immediately ...

Page 81: ...font Parts that are not labeled are not present or occupied in your instrument The number of available parts and thus the number of simultaneously playable sounds per manual pedal varies depending on the model or equipment of your organ Here is an overview of the standard configuration of the SEMPRA models SINFONIA 480 500SE Upper 4 x Upper right 4 x Upper left MIDI Out Solochord Lower 4 x Lower l...

Page 82: ...ed part and thus change with the part selection You can use these fields to make settings o the sound o the volume o the reverb intensity o the chorus intensity Crystal Mixer effect DSP o the position in the stereo panorama o the detuning pitch o Transposition octave position Sound selection You have already learned how to select sounds in the chapter First Playing Tap once on the part field to wh...

Page 83: ...nel With the cursor keys or you can switch quickly through the list page by page or scroll quickly through the individual sounds with the data wheel Tap the desired sound to select it Depending on the view mode the display returns directly to the part editor after a sound has been selected or you can return to it using the ESC key Assign the Sound buttons You can also press the sound buttons on th...

Page 84: ...ress the Shift button while pressing F8 to button below the display Now press the sound button to which you want to assign the selected sound The sound selected in the display is now assigned to the active sound button From now the sound button will select this sound directly when it is pressed If you like you can now add more sound buttons to your sound favorites in the same way Otherwise we retu...

Page 85: ...turning the data wheel Now the bank numbers change but the program number is not changed Setting the Part parameters You can adjust the most important playing parameters for the parts using the sliders in the middle of the display These are the volume the intensities for reverb and chorus the position of the part in the stereo panorama the fine tuning of the pitch and the transposition or octave p...

Page 86: ...s described directly via the display slider or the data wheel Alternatively when the part editor is called up the part volumes can also be adjusted using the 6 volume drawbars of the INSTR VOLUME drawbar group as described on page 71 Reverb Use this slider to set the reverb intensity for the part The setting is carried out as described directly via the display controller or the data wheel Chorus T...

Page 87: ... controller or the data wheel Detune Here you can detune the pitch of the part by 1 semitone This allows you to create beat effects or extreme detuning between two sounds Two pianos thus become the famous Saloon Piano Or you can slightly detune two accordion sounds against each other to achieve a fuller sound Settings to the left of the center point neutral tuning lower the tuning of the sound set...

Page 88: ...wo assignment levels for these buttons which can be switched with the keys Shift or Shift Lock Here you will find the following functions on the 1st level Mute Here you can mute switch off or reactivate switch on the selected part The button is shown in red on the display when muting is activated Muted parts can be recognized by the gray display of the sound name Solo With this function you switch...

Page 89: ...n achieve that decaying sounds such as piano or guitar decay over the full length even if you only play the keys briefly Freeze This is also a memory function but can be controlled via a footswitch function If the freeze function is assigned to a footswitch see chapter button and slider assignments and the footswitch is pressed the following applies tones of the freeze switched parts that already ...

Page 90: ...trol panel and a chord is played on the accompaniment keyboard usually lower left or on the Solochord control part set via the menu Portamento If the function is activated the pitch slides from one key to the other when playing This allows you to imitate the playing style of a violin for example where the bow slides from one note to the next The effect is achieved by striking the new note with the...

Page 91: ...legato play or only when all keys have been released Further interesting settings for the parts can be found on the second assignment level of the F buttons which can be switched with the Shift temporarily as long as the key is pressed or Shift Lock permanently until the key is switched off again button The F button functions of this level velocity Here you can influence the dynamic curve and thus...

Page 92: ...ke relatively harder in order to achieve greater dynamic changes Tip negative velocity dynamics If you set high offset values in conjunction with negative gain factors you can achieve a downward dynamic curve The dynamic behavior is thus reversed a stronger keystroke causes lower dynamic values For what You can use this interesting function for example to switch between two parts sounds using the ...

Page 93: ...ves allow the continuous changing of the emphasis of different parts via the velocity the dynamic splits allow a hard change between parts via the velocity For example set a value of 100 in one part for to velocity and a value of 101 in the other part for from velocity If you now play with different dynamics you will hear that the sound switches between the two parts when you reach the set velocit...

Page 94: ...each other just as you need them for your play The key zone function can also be accessed at the Shift level of the F buttons in the Part Editor If you activate this level via Shift or Shift Lock you will already see the current key zones in the individual parts displayed by symbolized keyboards The active key zones are shown in black and white the inactive key areas in grey This allows you to see...

Page 95: ... with the manual splits We remember The Split button can be used to globally split the upper and lower manual whereby the right parts first move to the right and the left parts first to the left manual area In the upper manual you can define the key zones independently of any previously set manual division i e the individual key zones of the parts can cancel the previously defined global split poi...

Page 96: ...ed how to enter a key zone for a part directly from the keyboard Alternatively you can set the key zone by entering the MIDI key number 0 127 for the first and last key Mode The usual play mode for a key zone is truncate The part plays only on the defined key area of the zone from key to key Alternatively you can set the Repeat mode In this case the key area defined as the key zone is repeated ove...

Page 97: ...r the part should respond to the aftertouch yes or not no Whether an effect is triggered at all and which effect or its intensity is defined in the sound parameters of the respective sound Transposition Here you specify whether the part should respond to the global transpose yes or not no Submix Controls Usually the parts of the manuals are assigned to the corresponding submix volume drawbar on th...

Page 98: ...the part editor above Use this option parameter to specify the speed 0 127 at which the pitch slides from one note to another Glide effect The Hawaii effect can be assigned to a footswitch in the button preset menu see chapter button and slider assignments and triggers a decrease or increase of the pitch when this footswitch is used followed by a return to normal tuning The effect only affects tho...

Page 99: ...s are deactivated no settings can be made but the factory configurations can be read MIDI settings of the part Since most of the parameters that can be set here belong to the MIDI settings it is useful to deal with them in the separate chapter MIDI so that the relationships become clearer Just this The MIDI out parts of the manuals or the pedal of the SEMPRA are preconfigured in the factory so tha...

Page 100: ...d output are now freely adjustable for the part In the output field you can now set any MIDI output internal or external A list of the possible internal and external MIDI outputs can be found in chapter MIDI Of course you can also set the transmission channel 1 16 Make sure however that you cannot assign the same channel number twice for the same MIDI output if you are configuring several MIDI par...

Page 101: ...if you want to fundamentally change a registration to clean up a part first i e to set all parameters for this part back to a defined initial state The function INIT Initialize was created for this purpose If you press the corresponding F button below the display the currently selected part is brought into the basic position That means The current sound is reset to No Sound Volume reverb chorus pa...

Page 102: ...ma part options dynamics settings etc are stored in a buffer The part can then be inserted again at any other part position using the F button function Paste If necessary you can even change the preset or even the SONG before inserting it in order to take over the part there Attention It makes sense not to copy certain parameters such as the key zone or the part setup MIDI settings This is because...

Page 103: ...103 SINFONIA500SE EMPRIO 600SE OWNERS MANUAL Press the F button function paste on the SHIFT level The settings of the source part are now copied to the target part and can be used here ...

Page 104: ...loging and categorization options with particularly convenient partly completely new playing options and an almost ingeniously simple operation 3 D Presets But why 3 D Usually organs and keyboards offer only one hierarchy for the storable complete settings All these settings we call them global presets with other manufacturers you will also find names such as total presets registrations settings e...

Page 105: ...ve the choices you need at your fingertips All single presets follow the SONGS and are automatically available with them The various types of filtering for the SONG list in the display are already presented on pages 27 ff You remember With the SONG FILTER button group to the left of the display you can define the type of filtering no filter bank style genre album In the following chapter you will ...

Page 106: ...rom optional BÖHM software packages The following chart illustrates the organization of the SONG banks 16 USER SONG banks 64 SONG banks for factory data 1 SONG bank from USB Bank 1 USER Songs 1 64 SONGS For your own SONGS Presets Bank 16 USER Songs 16 64 SONGS For your own SONGS Presets Bank 17 SEMPRA Basic 64 SONGS sound related SONG presets Bank 18 SEMPRA songs I 1 64 SONGS title and style relat...

Page 107: ...anchored in the system and cannot be deleted or irretrievably changed Your own data will always been written to a separate memory area of the internal flash memory of the SEMPRA You can overlay factory data but you cannot delete or overwrite it If for example you delete a modified and newly saved global preset on a preset position of a SONGS that is already occupied by the factory the factory pres...

Page 108: ...al preset on one of the 6 positions in the current SONG or alternatively to create a new SONG for the registration via the F button Create Song To save a global preset to the current SONG now simply tap the desired position or press the F button to the right The preset is saved and the flashing stops You can recognize the newly saved global preset by the now white label The Upper right 1 instrumen...

Page 109: ... saving Preset type Labeling variant for the 6 global preset fields Select between INTRO ENDING VAR 1 VAR 6 or a simple numbering 1 6 7 12 13 18 19 24 or 25 32 You can choose between these label types The variant INTRO ENDING is especially recom mended for SONGS which have the usual song structure e g many hits folk songs pop and rock songs evergreens etc The variant VARIATION1 VARIATION 6 on the ...

Page 110: ...Select the desired list position by tapping and confirm the entry by tapping on the Enter field or alternatively by pressing the Enter key With Esc you can cancel the process if necessary Have you made your selection for the individual fields Then you can finally create the SONG by tapping Enter or pressing the Enter button The newly saved SONG is now shown in the SONG list on the left of the disp...

Page 111: ...e No Filter button the new SONG will appear at the positions corresponding to its filter characteristics Edit SONG You can also change the characteristics that you defined for a SONG when you saved it later for example if you made a mistake or if you later changed the SONG or its global presets in such a way that it makes sense to adjust the filter characteristics The corresponding function can be...

Page 112: ...emains at the original position with the previous characteristics that have not been changed Re sort global presets in SONG Let s stick to the F button functions of the SHIFT level The F5 and F6 buttons show two arrows up and down respectively With these buttons you can change the sorting of the 6 presets in the SONG Tap the preset whose position you want to change Each time you press one of the t...

Page 113: ...herein of course Press the F Delete button below the display The 6 Preset fields and the F keypad 8 Delete Song flash alternately To delete a global preset tap the corresponding preset field in the display or press the F button next to it To delete the current SONG and its presets press the F Delete Song button below the display In both cases a confirmation prompt appears If you are sure confirm w...

Page 114: ...rent SONG If you now press the Store button to start a new saving process you can switch to another SONG in the usual way by scrolling with the data wheel using the arrow buttons on the F buttons below the SONG list selecting another bank an album etc while the preset fields are flashing Touch the desired SONG the 6 preset fields of the newly selected SONGS will blink Now tap on the preset field w...

Page 115: ... can also install the factory standard data SONGS Presets Styles or new data from the optionally available Böhm software packages into your organ The USB socket s The SINFONIA 480 500SE and the EMPORIO 600SE have four USB sockets on the left of the front panel or above the lower manual ATTENTION The USB sockets of the CLOUD STUDIO group if present cannot be used for the USB functions of the SEMPRA...

Page 116: ...yed as active white font Overview of available storage media Table of contents of the current storage medium List of file types that can be saved or loaded Scroll the file type list Scroll content To the first file in the table of contents To the last file in the table of contents Back to the next higher directory level Here you can for example leave a folder in which you are currently located Dis...

Page 117: ...displayed as USB 1 USB 2 etc Note You cannot access the System and Work storage media that are also displayed These are the internal storage levels for the SEMPRA Folders and Files Similar to a PC the file management of SEMPRA works with single files as well as with folders containing files or other folders Display memory size and free memory of the current storage medium Display USB1 and USB2 fol...

Page 118: ...upper line and see the subfolders PLAYBACK SONGBANK etc contained therein Watch your step Depending on the action you are about to perform you must either open folders to access the data they contain or use the cursor to select folders so that they are selected but not yet opened e g if folders and their contents are to be completely installed Open folder tap on it or place cursor on the folder an...

Page 119: ...k to the ID number of your SEMPRA making it possible to copy a user account to the stick Once you have copied your account to the stick you can use it to play on any other SEMPRA with your data factory and own data as if it were your own organ If you try to copy your user account to a foreign formatted stick the function will be aborted Details can be found in the chapter User accounts Let s take ...

Page 120: ...re that you want to perform the formatting confirm the message with Enter otherwise you can abort with Esc If you continue another query may follow Note This query always occurs when you try to format a USB stick with a memory size 4 GB As the note states it is recommended in order to ensure optimum access speed later to format such sticks to a maximum memory size of 4 GB if the stick should be us...

Page 121: ...ent of the opened folder Only files of the file type selected on the left are displayed If for example you have selected the file type STYLES you will only see the style files in the directory in the middle The current search path is displayed above the file list in the middle If you want to load a file select it with the cursor Use the cursor UP DOWN keys or the data wheel to move the cursor to t...

Page 122: ...rent data types are then sorted into corresponding subfolders The creation of the folders as well as the corresponding naming of the files takes place completely automatically If you save data of the same type several times existing files will not be overwritten Rather each time the same file is saved a new file with ascending version number is created Let me give you an example The SONG bank 002 ...

Page 123: ...s a complete overview of the data stored on the stick In the action list on the right only the fields Format medium and Delete file are active Only these two actions are possible here in the overall data overview You have already learned about formatting above Delete files To delete a file use the cursor buttons or the data wheel to place the cursor on the file and tap the Delete file field on the...

Page 124: ...the data from additional Böhm software packages that you may have purchased for your SEMPRA This data is contained on a factory USB stick labeled Data that you received with your SEMPRA Unlike the user data you create yourself factory data is not simply loaded into the SEMPRA but is installed in a separate memory area that is only intended for this data The installation is account specific i e if ...

Page 125: ...und data for the AMADEUS sound system s and the corresponding sound presets style data etc The possibility of folder installation means that all the necessary sub files of the relevant package are installed in a single operation Depending on the type of data e g sound data you may be prompted to confirm or make a selection during installation An example We want to install the package 59141 Accordi...

Page 126: ...rsor buttons or the data wheel to move the cursor to the folder and press Enter Now use the cursor to select the Song Bank file you want to install and tap the Load install file field under Actions on the right You can also tap the corresponding file directly The file is now installed and can be used afterwards Themes Albums If you have created SONG albums or themes you can save these data on a US...

Page 127: ... saved here Classic is not currently active we must first call it up via the BMC MENU for details see chapter Albums Themes Button Menu Menu Item 1 Presets Songs Albums submenu 7 Album management Currently in our example a Theme Playback is active but we want to save the Theme Classic so we have to call it up first Right tap on other Theme to get the selection of existing themes Here we select Cla...

Page 128: ...nly connected one stick the selection remains USB 1 Confirm with Enter The file will be stored to the stick and the process is confirmed briefly by the display The folder BOEHM_USER contains the subfolder THEME If you open this folder you can see the saved theme file s in our example here the just saved file Classic V 00 THM Note Theme album files are saved with the THM extender Just as easily as ...

Page 129: ... into the SEMPRA using the Load Install file action Interesting You can use the action play directly to use a SONG bank available on the USB stick without loading this bank into the organ This access takes place directly to the file stored on the stick This function is useful for example for trying out a SONG bank before actually loading it into the SEMPRA Save SONG files Select the Songs data typ...

Page 130: ...ata wheel and confirm with Enter The list is hidden again Confirm your selection with Enter to save the file permanently After saving a SONG file for the first time you will find the SONGBANK folder in the Accounts folder If you open this folder you will find the individual SONG bank files in it In our example the user bank 003 GLOBAL CV 2 V 00 SGB was saved Note SONG files are saved with the Exte...

Page 131: ...ht The display asks if the file should really be loaded Confirm the query with Enter abort with Esc The file is now loaded and can be used Play SONG files directly As already mentioned you can also use a SONG file directly without loading the data into SEMPRA Place the cursor on the desired SONG file Tap on the action field on the right to play directly The display now returns to the basic screen ...

Page 132: ...u can later invite a complete folder and thus an entire style bank at once or just individual styles from the bank folders The direct play action is also available for the user styles This loads a style only temporarily to use it directly However the style is not permanently stored in the internal memory Save Styles In the USB menu on the left select the Styles file type and tap the Save selected ...

Page 133: ... to be saved or select it with the cursor keys or the data wheel and confirm with Enter The list is hidden again Confirm your selection with Enter to save the file permanently In the Accounts folder you will find the STYLE folder after saving a style file for the first time When you open this folder you will find the subfolders for each saved style bank ...

Page 134: ... cursor if you have accessed the stick for the first time you have to open the accounts folder here BOEHM_USER and there the folder STYLE Tap on the action field load install folder on the right The display asks if the file should really be loaded Confirm the query with Enter abort with Esc The folder will now be loaded and you can see how the individual styles are processed Afterwards the loaded ...

Page 135: ...made Style category and Group Style bank Style no within the bank According to your entries here the style is saved internally on a user style place and can be found there again You can select the corresponding parameters by selecting the corresponding field and turning the data wheel or alternatively tap on the respective field to open a list selection and make your selection from the list When y...

Page 136: ...DI files MIDI files are converted into their own SEMPRA internal format when internally stored and further processed setting of pattern markers etc Playbacks are managed like the styles in up to 32 user banks and the same categories and subgroups as the styles And just like the styles you can save your user playbacks either bank by bank or all banks in one step on a USB stick The operating steps a...

Page 137: ...select the data carrier if you are using multiple sticks on the SEMPRA If you want to save all banks confirm directly with Enter If you want to save a certain bank you can select the bank to be saved in the Bank field with the data wheel Alternatively you can tap on the field and get a list selection of all user playback banks Tap here on the bank to be saved or select it with the cursor keys or t...

Page 138: ... will find the individual playbacks contained in the corresponding bank Note Playbacks are saved with the Extender PBK Load playback files You have several options when loading playback files Load complete playback bank Place the cursor on the bank folder you want to load Watch your step Do not open the folder just mark it with the cursor if you have accessed the stick for the first time you have ...

Page 139: ...e right The display asks if the file should really be loaded Confirm with Enter abort with Esc A box will appear in which you can change the name for the playback and the sorting settings must be made Playback category and Group Playback bank Playback number within the bank According to your entries here the playback is stored internally on a user seat and can be found there again You can set the ...

Page 140: ...l Open the bank folder from which you want to play a playback directly and mark the playback with the cursor Tap on the action field on the right to play directly The display returns to the basic screen The selected playback is enabled and can now be used unless you call another playback or style manually or via a SONG Preset switch If you want to permanently save the temporarily loaded playback i...

Page 141: ...nly one specific bank You can also select the data carrier if you are using multiple sticks on the SEMPRA If you want to save all banks confirm directly with Enter If you want to save a certain bank you can select the bank to be saved in the Bank field with the data wheel Alternatively you can tap on the field and get a list selection of all user style banks Tap here on the bank to be saved or sel...

Page 142: ...with Esc The file is now loaded and can be used Setups To load save your self created setups During setup various settings of your SEMPRA are automatically saved internally when you make these settings Here in the USB menu you can save setups as a file on a USB stick or reload them from there When saving you can specify in detail which of the settings contained in the setup should be included in t...

Page 143: ... be saved tap the Data Types field in the selection box The possible data types are now displayed as a list If you scroll up down through the list with the data wheel or the cursor keys you will reach further data types You can see that all data types are currently marked with a green check mark Data types marked in this way are contained in the setup file to be saved ...

Page 144: ...ton presets button macros and controller presets are marked with a green tick all other data types are marked with a red cross A setup file saved in this way would only contain your own button and controller presets as well as your own button macros To continue saving the setup file identify the data types as described and confirm your selection with Enter The list of data types is hidden In the S...

Page 145: ...e to be loaded if you access the stick again you must of course first open the accounts folder here BOEHM_USER and then the folder SETUP Tap on the action field load Install file on the right The display asks if the file should really be loaded Confirm the query with Enter abort with Esc The file is now loaded and can be used To apply all settings return to the basic screen once and press the Canc...

Page 146: ...MIDI file as playback in SEMPRA Insert a USB stick with MIDI file files into the USB socket of the SEMPRA and call up the USB menu using the USB button Select the file type MIDI files on the left side of the display The file list in the middle shows the MIDI file files Extener MID on the USB stick Place the cursor on the file that you want to load into the SEMPRA and save as playback Tap on the lo...

Page 147: ...iteria confirm with Enter The playback is stored internally according to your assignment and can then be used or further edited and optimized in the playback editor Play MIDI file directly from USB stick You can also use MIDI files directly for playing without loading them into the SEMPRA The MIDI file is only loaded temporarily and can be used until another MIDI file playback or style is activate...

Page 148: ... more information see chapter Managing and Editing Accompaniments MIDI Styles loading Yamaha Styles This file type is used to load styles in the Yamaha Style formats STY PSR directly into the SEMPRA These styles are directly converted into the SEMPRA style format on loading and can then be used and edited like the SEMPRA styles You can save such Yamaha styles either directly from the USB stick int...

Page 149: ...is saved internally on a user style place and can be found there again You can select the corresponding parameters by selecting the corresponding field and turning the data wheel or alternatively tap on the respective field to open a list selection and make your selection from the list Confirm with Enter When you have assigned all criteria confirm with Enter The style is saved internally according...

Page 150: ...ave the temporarily loaded style internally return to the USB menu and load it to an internal user style slot as described above Alternatively you can also call the style editor directly to edit the style immediately and then save it internally from the editor for more information see chapter Managing and Editing Accompaniments AMADEUS sound data You can use this file type to save AMADEUS sounds w...

Page 151: ...f these modules these sounds may not be available on all manual parts as the parts are organized in such a way that they play different sound modules in order to take full advantage of the polyphony of the systems Saving sound data to USB Insert the USB stick on which you want to store the sound data into one of the USB sockets on the organ Open the USB menu with the USB button Select the file typ...

Page 152: ... bank you wish to save If you select a specific bank you can specify the first or last sound number to be saved within that bank in the Sound to Sound fields So you can also save only a part of a bank up to single sounds The display first suggests the entire bank sound numbers 1 127 If you only want to save a part of the bank enter the first and the last sound to be saved turning the data wheel Yo...

Page 153: ... the first time Other sound files that you may save are also stored in this folder In the AMADEUS folder you will find one or after saving further files possibly several subfolders for each sound module sound group SGx from which data was saved These folders in turn contain subfolders for the sound banks that have been saved and these subfolders in turn contain the actual sound files Through this ...

Page 154: ...nt playbacks MIDI files Insert the stick containing the sound data to be loaded into one of the USB sockets and open the USB menu using the USB button Open the AMADEUS folder and then the subfolders it contains by tapping it to access the sound file to be loaded according to the folder hierarchy described above Place the cursor on the file to be loaded and confirm with Enter The display asks if th...

Page 155: ... names It is of course recommended to combine the presets from the individual SONGS into a single SONG for this title and then delete the redundant additional SONGS ATTENTION Since the bank system of the earlier models differed from the SEMPRA there is of course a danger that user SONGs already stored in the SEMPRA will be overwritten especially when loading large global preset files if the preset...

Page 156: ...routing configuration than the previous models For more information on editing Sound Presets see the Sound Presets chapter of this manual Load old data Attention the USB sticks for the earlier models were specially formatted for use in the USB drive of these models The data was organized in 100 virtual directories These sticks cannot be read by SEMPRA So you first have to save your old data on a s...

Page 157: ...ection via SONG filter BANK button press 2x Example for a loaded Soundpreset file The classification into sound categories and sound groups is automatic but should be controlled and optimized by SEMPRA due to the more differentiated classification All routing settings are set to the SEMPRA default values For sound presets for external MIDI devices the routing may have to be adapted to the MIDI por...

Page 158: ...on your SEMPRA It therefore contains Your own SONGS Presets Your albums and if applicable topics Your own or edited user styles Your Playbacks internally stored MIDI files Your Sound Presets Your complete setup with all included settings mixer presets button and knob presets etc Please note If you have saved a complete backup on a USB stick and re load this file into the SEMPRA or a user account t...

Page 159: ... the selection box select the USB stick if you have inserted several sticks into the SEMPRA and confirm with Enter The backup file is now saved to the stick Depending on the amount of user data this process can take a few minutes especially if many user styles and or playbacks are included During the saving process you can see on the display which data is currently being written After saving a bac...

Page 160: ... to be loaded here BOEHM V 00 BAK Tap the Load install folder action field on the right A warning message will appear on the display to remind you that loading the backup will delete all user data of the current user account to which you are loading the data If there is still data to be backed up you should abort here again with Esc and save this data first If you are sure confirm the message with...

Page 161: ...ions for your SEMPRA Newer versions than the currently installed version are automatically recognized by the instrument when a stick with such an operating system is inserted into the organ For certain applications the loading of older firmware versions than the currently installed one can also be done via the USB menu The left column of the file types contains the operating system field for this ...

Page 162: ...162 SINFONIA500SE EMPRIO 600SE OWNERS MANUAL Confirm the security prompt with Enter The operating system is loaded and will be used after the next restart of the SEMPRA ...

Page 163: ... file BOEHM BOS these ZIP files also regularly contain a text file Update txt from which you can see the new features of the respective operating system versions in chronological order We ask for your attention Performing the Firmware Update on the SEMPRA Unpack the ZIP file with the firmware update on your PC and save the file BOEHM BOS to the root directory top directory level of a USB stick Swi...

Page 164: ...t to install the new operating system The data will be loaded now When the installation is complete show the display Confirm the message with Enter The installation is now complete The new operating system will be used with the next start of the organ e g switching off and on again ...

Page 165: ...g the clock time These settings are automatically saved in the global basic setting of your SEMPRA and remain valid until they are reset by you and thus saved again if necessary All necessary settings are made via the BMC menu Böhm Music Computer Press the MENU button to display the menu The BMC menu appears All functions to be set here can be found under the menu item System Setups Tap on the cor...

Page 166: ...the system settings in the display Tap on console settings here The corresponding settings menu is opened 1 Calibrating the Touch Display Tap on the field Calibrate Touch Display You will receive a message telling you what to do in the following screen display Press ENTER to confirm ...

Page 167: ...s now calibrated and returns to the previous screen 2 Calibration of pitch and modulation wheels sill and aftertouch Tap the Handwheels Touch Sills field The corresponding settings menu is displayed calibrating the Pitch and Modulation Wheels calibrate swell pedal s Calibrate aftertouch AT1 Upper manual AT2 Lower manual AT3 Solo manual SE60 SE100 AT4 sep touch for half tone keys on Lower piano man...

Page 168: ...ng position middle stop In the display field you will see a black bar following your movement When the wheel is back in the center position the calibration for this function is complete Now calibrate the two modulation wheels 1 and 2 by moving both wheels slowly one after the other to their upper stop end point then all the way back to the lower stop start point You will also see the bar graph in ...

Page 169: ...ndividual functions The calibration is now complete 3 Setting the basic touch velocity per keyboard You can configure an individual velocity curve for each manual in the sub manual even separately for the left and right split area or the pedal of your SEMPRA Use this option to adjust the sensitivity and intensity of the touch response to your personal touch strength or preferences All other veloci...

Page 170: ...ve the same dynamic value Curves 6 8 More direct dynamics You already achieve comparably high dynamic values with a less strong touch With the other parameters you can vary the selected curve Offset Determines the starting point of the curve i e the lowest achievable dynamic value Gain Determines the slope of the curve and thus the degree of increase of the gain over the curve Maximum Determines t...

Page 171: ...ven with lower settings under Offset With the F Button NEW you can reset the settings of the selected keyboard at any time When you have found the setting you want press the SAVE F button to apply the setting to the SETUP With the ESC button below the data wheel you can now exit the Settings menu of the console display of the played velocity offset amplification n maximum minimum ...

Page 172: ...you should set the time and date correctly once The setting is also made in the BMC SYSTEM SETTINGS menu Tap on the menu item 1 Time Alarm 7 The settings are displayed Tap on the corresponding fields or select them with the cursor keys Then use the data wheel to enter the hour minute or day month year To confirm tap Enter or press the Enter button Press ESC to return to the basic screen The remain...

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