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Press the

PLAY/PAUSE

button.

When the playback of the recorded song reaches the part you wish to replace, begin performing that
portion of the song.

When finished performing the new section of music, no matter how brief or long, or where it is
located in the recording, press the

STOP

button

Press the

PLAY/PAUSE

button to listen to the revised song.

MERGE RECORD-Erase Track

REPLACE RECORD-Erase Track

Quickly press the

ERASE

button two times. The

TRACK

buttons with no merged or replaced recordings

will flash green. The

TRACK

buttons with merged or replaced recordings will be solid yellow.

Press off any (solid) yellow track buttons you do not want to erase.

Press the

PLAY/PAUSE

button to erase the track buttons (solid yellow) that were not pressed off in

Step #2. All the lights will become a solid green.

Use the

MERGE RECORD/REPLACE RECORD-ERASE TRACK

feature to selectively delete additional

recorded portions of your recorded songs.

MEMORY STICK PLAYBACK

The Prelude will playback memory sticks recorded by you and others on your Lowrey Prelude.

Follow these steps to playback music from a compatible memory stick.

Insert the

MEMORY STICK

into the

USB DATA PORT

Press either the << or >> button (Rewind or Fast Forward). The song titles on the memory stick will
appear in the

COLOR DISPLAY

Press either << or >> button (Rewind or Fast Forward) to proceed through titles individually.
Press either

SCROLL

button to proceed through full screen (groups) of six titles.

Press the

PLAY/PAUSE

button when the desired song title is highlighted.

Press the

PLAY/PAUSE

button during playback to pause the song. Press it again to start the song where it was

paused. Press the

STOP

button to end the playback or wait for the end of the song.

BANK FUNCTIONS

Press the

Feature (Clear)

button and then press the top

SCROLL

button to highlight

USB

on the screen to display

the

MEMORY STICK

functions.

Summary of Contents for Prelude A300CC

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Page 2: ...roduct should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time 10 During an electrical storm turn off the power and unplug the product 11 Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings 12 The product should be serviced by qualified personnel when A The power supply cord or the plug has been damaged or B Object...

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Page 6: ...Headphones Category Name is followed by the page number Table of Contents 7 8 6 7 2 35 35 21 8 28 41 24 57 41 32 40 32 3 2 42 34 1 1 1 11 ...

Page 7: ...Stick Playback 16 Bank Functions 16 Save Presets 18 Load Presets 20 Rename Presets 20 Delete Presets 21 Music Recorder Functions 21 Delete Song 22 Copy Song 22 Rename Song 23 Table of Contents Styles 24 Parts of the Style 24 More 25 Alter Style 25 Drums Only 25 Drum Volume 25 Intro Ending 26 Minor Chord Introductions 26 Fill 26 42 Start Stop 27 Tempo 27 Auto Bass 1 2 27 Orch Orch Plus 27 Locks 28 ...

Page 8: ...Pedal Genius Feature Page 3 Sustain Length 47 Upper Flutes Upper Strings Vocal Lower Flutes Lower Strings Vocal Bass Tabs Feature Page 4 Orch Effects 48 Feature Page 5 Solo Effects 49 Feature Page 6 AOC 50 Auto AOC AOC All Feature Page 7 Lower Sound Effects 50 Feature Page 8 Keyed Drums 51 Main Kit General MIDI Kit Feature Page 9 MIDI 51 Feature Page 10 Edit Genius 51 Orch Genius Solo Genius Lower...

Page 9: ...dal sounds on the lower keyboard Any lower keyboard sounds that are selected will play along with the bass sound 1 Power Turn the Prelude ON by pressing the long red POWER button down This button is located on the left side of the lower keyboard This button will light as will sever al other buttons on the button panel Touch and hold the red button for just a moment to turn the power off Let s Get ...

Page 10: ... that the instrument is set to 5 Color Display When you turn the organ on the Prelude screen evolves during startup When the Prelude is fully powered and is ready to be played the POWER UP SCREEN shown here is displayed The POWER UP SCREEN gives you some essential information TEMPO The numbers under the word TEMPO will indicate the tempo speed when a Style 8 Beat 16 Beat Gospel etc is being used M...

Page 11: ...ops Place the expression pedal in the toe side up heel side down position After plugging the headphones in and placing them on your ears hold a note or play a style and slowly increase the volume to a comfortable level Pedal Set to Minimum Volume ES HEADPHONES VOLUME OUTPUT Song Setup EASY Feature Clear Flute Slow ACCOMP TEMPO Lock EASY PLAY Press the EASY button This button will light up as well ...

Page 12: ...on the cabinet The slot is located in the seam between the cabinet top and a strip of wood just above the leading edge of the roll top cover See the illustration below Mounting Slot The tinted plexiglass music rack which accompanied the Prelude is to be inserted in the slot in the shelf as pictured above 2 6 x 9 mid range high range combination monitor speakers 2 12 full range speakers 2 3 high ra...

Page 13: ...he cabinet push the Music Rack Extender base so that the mounting flange becomes fully inserted into the cabinet slot You may need to alternately nudge each end of the Music Rack Extender base with the heel of your hand to fully insert the mounting flange You will notice that a padded strip has been applied to the metal mounting flange to protect the cabinet This padded strip should rest against t...

Page 14: ...r the upper keyboard melody to complement any style chosen With the STYLE SETUP button illuminated yellow stand by pressing any STYLE button causes the button to be illuminated red red indicates the feature is Ready To Go and creates an appropriate registration for the upper keyboard Style Setup 0 2 Turns each PISTON button into a Style Setup button With any STYLE button selected and the STYLE SET...

Page 15: ...mes displayed on the COLOR DISPLAY will be abbreviated See the section Customizing the Banks and Resetting the Banks Press a BANK button A or B The first preset for the selected bank PRESET 0 will be activated Press the PISTON buttons to activate the other 10 presets In some cases the preset names displayed on the COLOR DISPLAY will be abbreviated Memorize A B Banks BANKS provide 22 more upper key...

Page 16: ...ect Feature Clear Scroll Flute Vibra Trem Slow Fast Accomp Tempo Lock In the event need a quick style and style setup combi nation for a specific song title check the SONG SETUP database in your Prelude SONG SETUP gives you a selection of 200 titles from which to choose Each title is preset with an appro priate style and a beautiful registration for the melody Press the SONG SETUP button located b...

Page 17: ...ck key on either keyboard or pedals short pedal also changes With Transpose The COLOR DISPLAY will read as illustrated here 5 When you are NOT using any of the STYLES and or the TRANSPOSE feature as part of your registration you may skip step four and simply press the red MEMORIZE button turning it off with the word No displayed under With Style and With Transpose You may abort the procedure at an...

Page 18: ...K section of the screen press the SELECT button The NAME section of the screen will become highlighted For example BANK B 0 ORGAN AOC CHROMA indicates that the AOC ORGAN sound is on the upper keyboard The name to the right of the slash mark CHROMA indicates that a CHROMATIC HARMONICA is the sound assigned to the lower keyboard to the right of the split point The RENAME BANK feature can be used to ...

Page 19: ...ease the MEMORIZE button until the Color Display reads BANKS RESET To Reset just a single bank of presets BANK A or BANK B presets 0 10 follow these steps 1 Press and hold either the BANK A or BANK B button 2 While holding either BANK button press and release the RESET button 3 DO NOT release the BANK button until the Color Display reads BANKS RESET The USB DATA PORT and the MEMORY STICK to store ...

Page 20: ...ress the FEATURE CLEAR button 3 If not already displayed press the top SCROLL button to display the USB screen WARNING The formatting process will erase any information that may be stored on a memory stick Care should be taken to avoid erasing things you wish to keep Music Recorder Erase Play Pause Stop Upper Record Accomp Confirm Track Select MUSIC RECORDER The MUSIC RECORDER controls are located...

Page 21: ...SET button Start with step 2 above and record your next song The Prelude will automatically select the next empty spot on the memory stick so you won t accidentally erase songs previously recorded The eight buttons in the MUSIC RECORDER are subdivided into two sections RECORDING TRACK buttons and CONTROL buttons RECORDING TRACKS This button track records the notes being played on the upper keyboar...

Page 22: ...ward through a recording To hear the recording simply release the button Replay will continue at the point in the recording when either or buttons were released The Rewind Fast Forward buttons perform two functions Erase Play Pause Stop Upper Record Accomp Track Select Confirm PLAY PAUSE is a three function button The appropriate function is assigned depending on what function the Music Recorder i...

Page 23: ...ton or buttons Accomp Upper you wish to make the additional recording on The track s selected will turn from solid green to flashing red 5 Press the PLAY PAUSE button The previously created recording will begin to play 6 Perform the additional music to be recorded onto the selected track s 7 Press the STOP button when you are finished 8 Press PLAY PAUSE During playback all the separate recordings ...

Page 24: ...PLACE RECORD ERASE TRACK feature to selectively delete additional recorded portions of your recorded songs MEMORY STICK PLAYBACK The Prelude will playback memory sticks recorded by you and others on your Lowrey Prelude Follow these steps to playback music from a compatible memory stick 1 Insert the MEMORY STICK into the USB DATA PORT 2 Press either the or button Rewind or Fast Forward The song tit...

Page 25: ...d as an example Each new Preset Group saved will be given the next highest number RENAME PRESETS After saving the presets you can use the RENAME PRESETS feature to place your own name on the preset group you saved Since these customized presets are now saved onto a memory stick for future recall you are free to either return the BANKS on the organ to the factory settings and or create new presets ...

Page 26: ...y the Prelude in this example 1 Preset Group 01 To assign a name to your presets use the lower keyboard keys as described in STEP 5 on page 18 To save the presets using the pre assigned PRESET GROUP name proceed to step 7 below 6 Press the SELECT button The FILE NAME section of the screen will be highlighted The screen will display the number 1 spot on the memory stick Press the top SCROLL button ...

Page 27: ...at you already saved Rather than saving these presets into a new preset group you can OVERWRITE the existing presets with the changes you have made You don t even have to change the title In the event you wish to replace OVERWRITE a group of presets saved earlier with a group you are now saving a Use the SCROLL buttons to display the name of the presets you wish to replace in the FILE NAME section...

Page 28: ...cancel the rename presets procedure press the FEATURE CLEAR button at any point during the process Use the RENAME PRESETS feature to title Preset Groups that you did not title during the SAVE PRESETS procedure Use it to title Preset Groups with recognizable descriptive names to help you know what you saved RENAME PRESETS 1 Insert the memory stick on which you saved presets into the USB PORT 2 Pres...

Page 29: ...E SONG feature to change the title to your liking 1 Insert the memory stick on which you recorded songs into the USB PORT 2 Press the SELECT button to highlight the CONTROL function 3 Press either SCROLL button to display the different functions associated with the USB MEMORY STICK Once a song has been recorded onto a memory stick there are three options available MUSIC RECORDER FUNCTIONS Press th...

Page 30: ... a different spot on the same memory stick Press the SELECT button Go to step 5 COPY SONG 1 With CONTROL COPY SONG highlighted on the screen press the SELECT button to highlight the FILE NAME section of the screen 2 Press either SCROLL button to display the song title you wish to copy 3 Press the SELECT button to highlight the ACTION section of the screen DELETE SONG 1 With CONTROL DELETE SONG hig...

Page 31: ...ROLL button You will see a confirming message and then the display will return to its power up condition RENAME SONG 1 With CONTROL RENAME SONG highlighted on the screen press the SELECT button to highlight the FILE NAME section of the screen 2 Press either SCROLL button to display the song title you wish to rename 3 Use the lower keyboard alphabet overlay and type a new name for the song title 4 ...

Page 32: ...eat The sounds selected for the bass pedals will be the same whether you play the pedals or use the auto bass feature Additional sounds for the pedals are the orange colored buttons in the BASS section on the left side of the panel When the AUTO BASS buttons are off you will need to play the pedals in order to hear a bass sound 2 A DRUMMER The drum patterns and sounds play along with each style au...

Page 33: ...s the button several times to achieve the desired volume level You can also hold the button until the desired level is reached The overall amount of volume is indicated by the vertical column of lights to the right of the buttons All the lights illuminated red indicates maximum volume DRUMS ONLY DRUMS ONLY DRUMS ONLY eliminates all but the drum portion of any style Alter Style ALTER STYLE ALTER ST...

Page 34: ...e COLOR DISPLAY will confirm that the ending is playing MINOR CHORD INTRODUCTIONS The introductions on the Prelude styles are different when the style is started using a minor chord FILL When a style is playing applying FILL adds a professional sounding fill in or rhythmic break FILL is different and appropriate for each of the 72 styles Fill Fill Fill 3 By pressing the red FILL button in the styl...

Page 35: ... add the appropriate bass note automatically AUTO BASS 2 will play the lowest note played when MCS and a style are off Orch Orch Plus ORCH ORCH PLUS The ORCH and ORCH PLUS buttons allow you to determine how much of a style s orchestration you will hear The ORCH and ORCH PLUS buttons represent specific parts of the band or orchestra within a style that can be used separately together or not at all ...

Page 36: ...change when you select a different preset If you feel the bass volume is too loud set the volume level lower and lock it so it will stay at that level Each time you turn on the organ or after pressing the RESET button the STYLE SETUP button is illuminated yellow Yellow indicates the feature is standing by Setups Style Style Setup A STYLE SETUP provides 11 complete registrations sounds volumes effe...

Page 37: ...n the Lowrey Keyboard using MCS Illustrations of Major Minor and Seventh Chords with MCS follows MAJOR CHORD C F G Bb F etc Any Major chord can be played with the traditional three notes or a single note To play a one finger major chord simply touch the key on the lower keyboard that matches the letter name of the chord It is best to release the key before playing the next chord when playing one f...

Page 38: ... to play a C note and the E FLAT note to the right of the C note Be sure to press both keys down at the same time SEVENTH CHORD C7 D7 Bb7 etc Any Seventh chord can be played with the traditional four notes OR two notes An easy play MCS Seventh chord requires two notes The first note matches the letter name of the desired chord like a Major chord To determine the second note count DOWN to the left ...

Page 39: ...e time on the lower keyboard as illustrated below For example C C D or F F G Ab 2 Press the DRUM ONLY button turning the feature on for the duration of the N C 3 Assign NO CHORD to a TOUCH BAR or to a FOOT SWITCH See FEATURE PAGES CONTROLLERS When MCS is active the color display will display the lower keyboard chord being played Look under the word Chord on the screen ...

Page 40: ...the Prelude on or press the reset button the FLUTE 8 and FLUTE 4 buttons for the lower keyboard are on Press any of the buttons to turn them on and off as desired The volume for this section is controlled by the LOWER buttons in the GRAPHIC MIXER Bass Sustain Bass Bass 16 Bass 8 Pedal Genius BASS When you turn the organ on or press the Reset button the BASS 16 BASS 8 and BASS SUSTAIN are on Press ...

Page 41: ... 2 The traditional organ sounds that produce the Sweet Lowrey Sound These buttons offer many flute organ sounds alone or in combination with the other sounds CHAPEL ORGAN A traditional church organ sound PIPE ORGAN This button can actually produce two different organ sounds With the VIBRA TREM buttons set to SLOW or OFF the sound is that of a traditional Pipe Organ With the VIBRA TREM buttons set ...

Page 42: ...tton 6 Press the FEATURE CLEAR button to return the screen to the standard display GENIUS The word GENIUS on a button means that you have the option of assigning any number of sounds from the GENIUS VOICE LIST to that button The Genius buttons are PEDAL GENIUS orange LOWER GENIUS ORCH GENIUS red and SOLO GENIUS blue A complete list of the genius voices can be found in the back of this book GENIUS ...

Page 43: ...ss the RESET button When playing from one note to the next hold the first note down while pressing the next note then release the first note The sound will glide from the first note to the second Use portamento to add authenticity to sounds like the whistle violin and trombone Dynamic Keying Dynamic Keying DYNAMIC KEYING DYNAMIC KEYING adds authenticity to sounds like piano and harpsichord by maki...

Page 44: ...uttons at the same time returns the pitch to the standard C The right button TRANSPOSE UP is labeled with a right pointing triangle and a sharp symbol Pressing this button moves the pitch up one half step each time it is pressed The left button TRANSPOSE DOWN is labeled with a left point ing triangle and a flat b symbol Pressing this button moves the pitch down one half step each time it is presse...

Page 45: ...en the SOLO TO LWR RIGHT button is on The lower keyboard splits into two separate keyboards The keys on the left side of the split point are for playing the usual lower key board left hand chords The keys on the right side of the split point are now able to be used like the upper keyboard right hand melody The Keyboard Split is normally at the third F key See item 16 of the Feature Pages SET SPLIT...

Page 46: ...isplayed on the screen with an asterisk then the ORCHESTRAL sound is set to the Lower Right Pressing the ORCH TO LWR LEFT button will cancel the sound from the Lower Right When both the UPPER ON and ORCH TO LWR LEFT buttons are lighted at the same time the same sound selected is playable on the upper and lower keyboards UPPER ON Solo Pressing the solo UPPER ON button turning it on enables two soun...

Page 47: ...volume level for each sound is preset from the Lowrey factory The numerous presets also set the volume levels for you To raise the volume press the top button To lower the volume press the bottom button It may be necessary to tap the button several times to achieve the desired volume The column of red and green colored lights next to the volume buttons will visually illustrate the volume levels Al...

Page 48: ...nge BASS buttons control the volume of the pedals or bass sounds Press both to LOCK ORCH PLUS The ORCH PLUS buttons control the volume of the instrumental portion of the styles Press both to LOCK LOWER The LOWER buttons control the overall volume of the lower keyboard sounds Press both to LOCK UPPER STRING VOCAL The UPPER STRING VOCAL buttons control the volumes of the upper keyboard strings 16 8 ...

Page 49: ... three or four more notes to the melody note being played This harmony goes well with PISTONS 4 Play single finger melody notes when using any of the harmony styles In many instances you will get better results when the melody note you play is on the higher end of the upper keyboard Harmony 3 Part Duet AOC 4 Part The Prelude features four different types of harmony from which to choose Each Harmon...

Page 50: ...he top right sides of the EXPRESSION PEDAL These switches are acti vated by sliding the side of your foot using your heel as a pivot point to the left or right to press either switch LEFT FOOT SWITCH The LEFT FOOT SWITCH is factory preset to activate the GLIDE SUSTAIN effect on orchestral and solo sounds Glide or sustain is selected depending on the sound being played For example the LEFT FOOT SWI...

Page 51: ...of the TOUCH BAR is the FILL feature TOUCH BAR TOUCH BAR The TOUCH BAR is the black strip below the lower keyboard The touch bar can be used to activate the FILL feature when a style is playing A selec tion of five functions may be assigned to the touch bar See item 12 of the Feature Pages CONTROLLERS Touch Bar ...

Page 52: ...two to four panes FEATURE PAGE TITLES 1 USB PAGE 73 2 LOWER PEDAL VOLUME PAGE 74 3 SUSTAIN PAGE 75 4 ORCH EFFECTS PAGE 75 5 SOLO EFFECTS PAGE 76 6 AOC PAGE 77 7 LOWER SOUND EFFECTS PAGE 78 8 KEYED DRUMS PAGE 78 9 MIDI PAGE 79 10 EDIT GENIUS PAGE 80 11 REPEAT PAGE 81 12 CONTROLLERS PAGE 81 13 RENAME PRESETS PAGES 82 14 NEXT PRESET PAGE 83 15 PLAY SONGS PAGE 84 16 SET SPLIT PAGE 84 17 LIGHT SHOW PAG...

Page 53: ...his section SHORTCUT FEATURE BUTTON NAME For example if you want to quickly jump to the AOC screen 1 Press and hold the FEATURE CLEAR button 2 Press and release the AOC button 3 Release the FEATURE CLEAR button The AOC screen will be displayed e FORMAT USB Format non Prelude USB memory sticks for use on the Prelude PREVIEW USB FEATURE PAGE provides eight control categories a LOAD PRESETS Move pres...

Page 54: ...hic bar that grows and shrinks in relation to the volume level A number displays the volume level The number 0 indicates minimum volume The number 100 indicates maximum volume Set the volume level to that which is desired Volume level changes can be saved in Banks Press the lighted FEATURE CLEAR button to implement the selections settings made and return to the POWER UP screen Press the Feature Cl...

Page 55: ...ly enjoy the Prelude When the need arises to adjust sustain length follow these steps Sustain length is indicated by a graphic bar that grows and shrinks in relation to the amount set A number displays the sustain length The number 0 indicates minimum no sustain The number 100 indicates maxi mum sustain length Set the sustain length to that which is desired Sustain length changes can be saved in B...

Page 56: ...button when the desired parameter is listed The VALUE section of the screen will become highlighted Press the top SCROLL button to increase the value of the selected parameter of the selected effect Press the bottom SCROLL button to decrease the value Each parameter has a range of 0 no effect to 100 Maximum AMOUNT How much of the effect do you want RATE How fast or slow do you want the effect to b...

Page 57: ...arameters Press the SELECT button when the desired parameter is listed The VALUE section of the screen will become highlighted Press the top SCROLL button to increase the value of the selected parameter of the selected effect Press the bottom SCROLL button to decrease the value Each choice has a range of 0 no effect to 100 Maximum AMOUNT How much of the effect do you want RATE How fast or slow do ...

Page 58: ...ONY LEVEL is indicated by a graphic bar that grows and shrinks in relation to the level A number displays the level The number 0 indicates minimum level The number 100 indicates maximum Set the level to that which is desired Level changes can be saved in Banks Press the lighted FEATURE CLEAR button to implement the selections settings made and return to the POWER UP screen PREVIEW LOWER SOUND EFFE...

Page 59: ...r Press the SELECT button to highlight the CONTROL section of the screen Press either SCROLL button to display the settings GM MODE or LOCAL Press the SELECT button to highlight SETTING section of the screen Press either SCROLL button to display the settings OFF or ON Press the lighted FEATURE CLEAR button to implement the selections settings made and return to the POWER UP screen Press the Featur...

Page 60: ...ange 0 100 VIBRATO DEPTH How deep or shallow the vibrato effect is on a sound Value range 0 100 SUSTAIN How long the sound will linger after the key is released Value range 0 100 To retain any changes made using EDIT GENIUS be sure to save your settings to a BANK Press the lighted FEATURE CLEAR button to implement the selections settings made and return to the POWER UP screen PREVIEW REPEAT FEATUR...

Page 61: ...ither SCROLL button repeatedly to display the five different functions that may be assigned to the three different controllers GLIDE SUSTAIN FILL START STOP N C NO CHORD SOUND EFX Press the Feature Clear button and then press the bottom SCROLL button repeatedly to highlight FEATURE CONTROLLERS as illustrated to the right Press the SELECT button to highlight CONTROL Press either SCROLL button to di...

Page 62: ...ocating the letters easy and fast The first F key marked on the overlay with the up pointing arrow is the Shift key for upper case The line under a letter of a preset name is the cursor The cursor represents the location where your typing will occur Begin typing the title you want After each correctly typed letter press the first lower keyboard A key marked on the diagram with a to advance the cur...

Page 63: ...ELECT button to highlight the CONTROL section of the screen Press either SCROLL button to select between the options REPEAT SONG CHAIN LOOP or OFF REPEAT SONG Plays a selected song on the memory stick repeatedly until you press the stop button in the music recorder section or press the reset button CHAIN LOOP Plays all the songs on the memory stick in order repeatedly until you press the stop butt...

Page 64: ... POWER UP screen Light Show 1 leaves the FEATURE PAGE visible on the screen Light Show 2 hides the feature page and shows LOWREY and PRELUDE To stop either light show press either SCROLL button Press the lighted FEATURE CLEAR button to implement the selections settings made and return to the POWER UP screen PREVIEW LIGHT SHOW FEATURE PAGE provides the selection of two varieties of button panel lig...

Page 65: ...GHT LEFT These two 1 4 jacks are stereo line level outputs They are there so you can record the organ directly into a tape deck or connect the organ to an external amplification system If only the LEFT jack is used a monaural not stereo signal of the complete organ sound is sent out AX IN RIGHT LEFT These two 1 4 jacks are stereo line level inputs They are there to let you utilize the premium soun...

Page 66: ...n More Name 0 1 2 3 8 Beat 1 Piano 8 Beat 2 Guitar 1 16 Beat 1 Guitar 2 16 Beat 2 Quiet Time Gospel 1 Swing Gospel 2 Country 3 4 1 Latin 3 4 2 Ethnic 6 8 Classical 8 Beat Standard 6 8 Piano 8 Beat Mellow Guitar Standard 16 Beat Standard Worship Guitar Tabernacle Choir Peaceful Revival Jazz Orchestra Hallelujahs Country Gospel Standard Waltz Bossa Nova Soulful 3 4 Klezmer Slow Triplets Symphonic 8 ...

Page 67: ...uitar Hawaiian 2 Guitar Jazz 1 Guitar Mute Dynam Guitar Nylon Guitar Spanish Guitar Steel Guitar Tremolo Harmonica Harmonica Amp d Harmonica Blues Harp Harpsichord Kazoo Lute Mandolin Mandolin Orch Marimba Marimba Soft Oboe Ocarina Organ 8 Celeste Organ 8 Diapason Organ Airy Pipe Organ Baroque Organ Bass Pipe Organ Bombarde Organ Church Organ Full Pipes Organ Kinura Organ Pipe w 32 Organ Post Horn...

Page 68: ...pani Rolling Trombone Trombone Muted Trombone Slide NT Trombone Tommy Trumpet Lead Trumpet Louis Trumpet Muted Trumpet Muted Cup Trumpet Shake Trumpet Wah Wah Tuba Vibes Viola Violin Smooth Vocal Bah Vocal Bah Dao Vocal Doo Vocal Doo Dao Vocal La Vocal Ooo Vocal Wah Whistle Woodblock Xylophone Xtra Atmosphere Xtra Choir Itopia Xtra Soft New Age Xtra Soft Rain Xtra Soft Sine Xtra Soft Sweep Xtra So...

Page 69: ... F C Eb Gb D E G Eb F Ab E F A F G Bb Gb Ab B G A C G Bb Db A B D A b5 3 notes C E Gb Db F G D F Ab Eb G A E G Bb F A B F A C G B Db Ab C D A C Eb Bb D E B D F 6th 4 notes C E G A Db F Ab Bb D F A B Eb G Bb C E G B C F A C D F A C D G B D E Ab C Eb F A C E F Bb D F G B D F G MIN 6th 4 notes C Eb G A Db E Ab Bb D F A B Eb Gb Bb C E G B C F Ab C D F A C D G Bb D E Ab B Eb F A C E F Bb Db F G B D F G...

Page 70: ... King Come Thou Fount Crown Him with Many Crowns Days of Elijah Deep River Down By the Riverside Draw Me Close Dry Bones Eternal Father Strong to Save Everlasting God Every Time I Feel the Spirit Fairest Lord Jesus Faith of Our Fathers For the Beauty of the Earth Forever Friend of God Give Me That Old Time Religion Give Thanks Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken Glory to His Name Go Tell It On the ...

Page 71: ...Now Wounded On the Wings of a Snow White Dove Only By the Blood of the Lamb Onward Christian Soldiers Open My Eyes That I May See Open Our Eyes Lord Open the Eyes of My Heart Lord Our God Reigns Our Great Saviour Praise Him Praise Him Praise Ye the Lord the Almighty Refiner s Fire Rejoice the Lord Is King Revelation Song Rock of Ages Rock a My Soul Shine Jesus Shine Shout to the Lord Silent Night ...

Page 72: ...nt which the serial identification numbers have been altered removed or tampered with damage caused by abuse neglect or improper operation repair expenses required due to unauthorized alterations modifications or tampering Additional expenses of explaining features and organ operation not included Lowrey shall not be responsible for any warranties offered in addition to this warranty Lowrey shall ...

Page 73: ...hing plug The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded earthed in accordance with all local codes and ordinance DANGER Improper connection of the equipment grounding earthing conductor can result in risk of electric shock Check with a qualified electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded earthed DO not ...

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