Introduction
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Drawbars
Drawbars are the heart and soul of the Hammond Sound.
The SK PRO has nine Drawbars, sometimes referred to as Tonebars. When the Keyboard SPLIT feature is
active, these same nine Drawbars are used to control the sound registrations for both UPPER Keyboard,
(left of the SPLIT Point) and LOWER KEYBOARD (right of the Split Point) as well as Pedal tones.
Pulling a Drawbar out (toward you) will increase the
volume in incremental steps from 0 (no sound) to 8
(maximum volume). Pushing the Drawbar back in (away
from you) decreases the volume of that Drawbar.
Please refer to the DRAWBARS & PERCUSSION section of
this Reference Guide for a complete explanation of
Hammond Drawbars.
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Buttons
The button controls on the SK PRO have LEDS or lights
that will light up indicating "ON."
“OFF” “ ON“ ” OFF“ ” ON”
NOTE:
The buttons in the
PIANO
and
ENSEMBLE
Voice Sections
do not
all turn off, at least one LED in each
of these five Sections will always remain lighted.
NOTE:
More detail about each of these sections is covered in later chapters of this Reference Guide.
