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Numa Compact 2/2x

 by Studiologic

17

E

Organ Model

 

(Numa Compact 2x)

In the Vintage Tonewheel Organs , mainly in the Consolle ver-
sions (2x61 notes keyboard) the last octave on the left was 
made with reverse colors, since those keys were dedicated to 
the selection of factory presets, in addition to them selection 
of the 2 live Drawbars groups available for each keyboard 
(named Swell and Great as in the Pipe Organs.

At that time the Pipe Organ builders association tried to pre-
vent, through legal actions, that electromechanical instru-
ments (and any other electronic instrumet) could be called 
Organs and used also in churches for religious services; for 
this reason one of the attempts made by the manufacturers 
of electromechanical instruments was to simulate the sounds 
of the pipe organs and to name the factory preselections with 
typical names of the classical organ combinations.

The offficial test took place in the presence of legal and mu-
sical representatives in USA and saw the electromechanical 
instruments winning the challenge and being allowed to be 
called Organs.

The Factory settings of the Drawbars levels were mainly in-
tended to  imitate some typical pipe Organ sounds and they 
were hardware wired settings, that could be modified only by 
expert technicians.

The following are few examples of the millions of possible 
combinations.

Original Drawbars settings

French Horn

00 8740 000

Tibias

00 8408 004

Clarinet

00 8080 840

Novel Solo

08 8800 880

Theater Solo

60 8088 000

Oboe Horn

00 4685 300

Full tibias

60 8807 006

Trumpet

00 6888 654

Full Theater Brass‘

76 8878 667

Stopped Flute

00 5320 000

Dulciana

00 4432 000

French Horn

00 8740 000

Salicional

00 4544 222

Flutes

00 5403 000

Oboe Horn

00 4675 300

Swell Diapason

00 5644 320

Trumpet

00 6876 540

Full Swell

32 7645 222

Summary of Contents for Numa Compact 2

Page 1: ...Rev 20200616 USER MANUAL ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...Store User programs Sound mode Introduction Drawbars Typical Drawbars settings Original Drawbars settings Chorus and Vibrato Percussions Waveforms Cutoff Resonance Filter Amplitude Envelope Store FX1...

Page 3: ...version and update Program name Split point Mixer Volume Split assign Transpose Octave Fine tuning Numa Compact 2x Rev send Pedal 1 Pedal 2 Stick 1 Stick 2 Aftertouch Program Change LSB MSB MIDI chann...

Page 4: ...ar water swimming pool bath tub or wet basement If the unit is moved from a cold place to a warm room condensation may occur inside To avoid damage please allow the unit to reach room temperature befo...

Page 5: ...h Aftertouch Stick 1 Pitch Bend function on both axis Stick 2 Sound Modulation and FX1 2 control assignable or auto selection Built in 210W amplifier 2 elliptical back reflection speakers 128x64 graph...

Page 6: ...D2 PED1 USB MIDI OUT MIDI IN Operation diagram 1GB Sound engine UPPER Strings resonance FX1 FX2 Rev send Stereo reverb LOWER FX1 FX2 Rev send UPPER LOWER Bass Treble Mastering Volume L R AUX out L R B...

Page 7: ...system with elliptical speakers allow you to play the instrument using the internal 10 10W amplification system digitally controlled and equalized For the best result a sugge sted setting is with all...

Page 8: ...ctly without the need of the external adapter included You can use a USB and MIDI out for MIDI data transmission In addition updates of the firmware or the sound library are accessible via USB Please...

Page 9: ...if the power con sumption exceeds the computer s range PLEASE NOTE in case of weak or unstable connection use the traditional power see previous paragraph Connect the optional pedal or pedals to the...

Page 10: ...t time we re commend you to turn the Volume knob on the Output sec tion to not more than half way between 0 and Full While you are playing you can adjust the volume according to the se lected sounds A...

Page 11: ...o the related areas MIDI Sound DEMO Encoder Rotation click Edit Store Lover Upper Parts Zones selection The two buttons marked SOUND and MIDI will toggle bet ween the two related views and controls Wh...

Page 12: ...the SPLIT and play the UPPER and LOWER parts all over the keyboard in layer mode without split As explained in the EDIT sections the SPLIT button can also be used as a short cut to select the MIXER pa...

Page 13: ...or To select another sound of the current Bank rotate the encoder and all available sounds will be shown and selected in sequence from the first to the last page of the Bank The selection can be done...

Page 14: ...ematical implementation of the tone wheel organ Thanks to the Modelling Technology The Numa Compact 2 have been designed to give a wide variety of sounds al lowing to build combinations using the draw...

Page 15: ...re Brown the Even harmonics are were White and the Odd harmonics were black In the NC2x they main ly show that they are active on all sounds as controls of the Synth parameters while the other Sliders...

Page 16: ...2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 THE BOSS 88 8000 000 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1...

Page 17: ...name the factory preselections with typical names of the classical organ combinations The offficial test took place in the presence of legal and mu sical representatives in USA and saw the electromech...

Page 18: ...nly retriggers when all keys are released before allowing to control the effect by pla ying legato or staccato Playing legato the Percussion will work only on the first notes played and it fades away...

Page 19: ...ely the starting selected Synth Sounds Waveforms The Numa Compact 2x Synth Sound Bank is bases on a simplified Synthesis engine with the fol lowing features Controls the frequency for the 2 poles low...

Page 20: ...internally assigned to the CUTOFF Fre quency as an example setting the values in a certain way whi le the Resonance is set to mid hi levels could create SOUDS with a kind of looping WOW effect NOTE th...

Page 21: ...y it and save the result in the current or in another Program Store The last two sliders are controlling the ATTACK and DECAY of the AMPLIFIER and they do not change the FILTER parameters that have se...

Page 22: ...e effect for that part In addition you will see or change the associated FX using the 2 main LOWER and UPPER buttons below the display You can visualize the Sound and FX structure and signal flow as i...

Page 23: ...ith Rotary the Stick 2 will control the Rotary Slow Fast speed If the FX Autoset function is set to off see the GLOBAL Edit section the function of the Stick 2 will be under Part EDIT with not automat...

Page 24: ...to tune the instrument in case you have to play along with another instrument that is not tuned to the standard A 440 Hz You can select a different velocity curve according to your ta ste and playing...

Page 25: ...matically assigned to a fun ction according to the setting and the position of the FOCUS cursor If the focus is on UPPER as an example and you have selected an Organ sound with the ROTARY effect the S...

Page 26: ...the selectable options are OFF Merge function disabled TO MIDI Merged MIDI data are sent to the MIDI OUT TO USB Merged MIDI data are sent to USB TO MIDI USB Merged MIDI data are sent to both USB and...

Page 27: ...lly To protect the user from unwanted reset a caution YES NO message appears when trying to reset the unit allowing to confirm or not the factory restore To update the Firmware visit the website www s...

Page 28: ...first key on the left to C8 last key on the right and consequently the middle C below the display is C4 The reference pitch of A 440 Hz is on A4 the A of the same octave of C4 below the sound banks f...

Page 29: ...tion either for the SOUND and MIDI zo nes should play in a totally independent way as it follows TO LEFT the part will play to the left section of the keyboard from A0 to the SPLIT note TO RIGHT the p...

Page 30: ...on Simply experiment the setting you prefer and then store it in the current PROGRAM This parameter allows tofine tune the Upper and Lower sounds within a semitone range it could be useful to cre ate...

Page 31: ...ams This parameter enables or disables the aftertouch fun ction on the selected Part or Zone the function of the Aftertouch will be in most cases similar same of the Stick 2 modulation control adding...

Page 32: ...ON CHART at the end of this manual have a separate MIDI Channel each one corresponding to the following MIDI structure KEYBOARD MIDI PORT Upper MIDI Ch1 send and receive Part3 MIDI Ch3 receive only Lo...

Page 33: ...Least significant Byte MSB stands for Most significant byte and they allow to control and select more banks of the standard 127 Program Changes or many other functions defined by the MIDI standards to...

Page 34: ...t this function can be set independently for each MIDI zone and stored in each PROGRAM with different values You can set the octave intervals of 12 semitones each separa tely for each Zone normally yo...

Page 35: ...ly undefined by a standard while others are also re ferring to the name of the function in addition to the number such as cc 64 Damper etc CC SLIDER ZONE EDIT 14 16 00 BankSel CC SLIDER 1 01 ModWhl CC...

Page 36: ...ration becomes invalid if the device is modified without approval This product is manufactured according to the 2002 95 EC directive The purpose of this EC Directive 2003 108 EC is as a first priority...

Page 37: ...Numa Compact 2 by Studiologic 37 Appendix Appendix Numa Compact 2 2x...

Page 38: ...y based Instrument Ctrl Master Fine Coarse Tune Othe Universal System Exclusive yes no F0 41 00 42 12 40 00 00 00 xx xx xx 00 F7 Manufacturer or Non Commercial System Exclusive yes yes See proper Syse...

Page 39: ...yes no 17 General Purpose Controller 2 MSB yes no 18 General Purpose Controller 3 MSB yes no 19 General Purpose Controller 4 MSB yes no 20 yes no 21 yes no 22 yes no 23 yes no 24 yes no 25 yes no 26...

Page 40: ...fault Sound Variation yes no 71 Sound Controller 2 default Timber Harmonic Quality yes no 72 Sound Controller 3 default Release Time yes no 73 Sound Controller 4 default Attach Time yes no 74 Sound Co...

Page 41: ...no 99 Not registered Parameter No MSB yes no 100 Registered Parmeter No LSB yes no 101 Registered Paramenter No MSB yes no 102 FX1 Change yes no 0 bypass 1 drive 2 chorus 103 FX2 Change yes no 0 bypa...

Page 42: ...Informati on Turn GM1 System On Turn GM2 System On Turn GM System Off DLS 1 File Reference Controller Destination Key based Instrument Ctrl Master Fine Coarse Tune Othe Universal System Exclusive yes...

Page 43: ...Organ Model Drawbar 2 14 yes yes Organ Model Drawbar 3 15 yes yes Organ Model Drawbar 4 16 General Purpose Controller 1 MSB yes yes Organ Model Drawbar 5 17 General Purpose Controller 2 MSB yes yes O...

Page 44: ...ller 2 default Timber Harmonic Quality Filter Resonance 72 Sound Controller 3 default Release Time EG Release 73 Sound Controller 4 default Attach Time EG Attack 74 Sound Controller 5 default Brightne...

Page 45: ...stered Parameter No MSB no 100 Registered Parmeter No LSB no 101 Registered Paramenter No MSB no 102 FX1 Change yes ch 1 2 yes 0 bypass 1 drive 2 chorus 103 FX2 Change yes ch 1 2 yes 0 bypass 1 rotary...

Page 46: ...El Guitar 0 27 Ac Guitar 0 25 Jz Guitar 0 26 2 Guitars 1 24 12 Strings 1 25 BassRide1 1 32 BassRide2 1 33 ORGANS JazzOrg1 0 17 JazzOrg2 1 17 DrawbVib 0 16 AllDrawb 1 16 888 Pure 0 18 888 Scan 1 18 Mi...

Page 47: ...ass 0 61 Baroque 1 49 BigBand 1 61 BrassFall 2 61 SaxBand 1 66 TenorSax 0 66 JazzFlute 0 73 Trumpet 0 56 Oboe 0 68 OTHER Cassotto 0 23 Accordition 0 21 Musette 1 22 Harmonica 0 22 ChoirAh 0 52 ChoirOh...

Page 48: ...value Display Type OLED Resolution 128 x 64 dots User Interface Encoder Rotation push Controls 7 potentiometer 23 buttons 2 sticks 9 Slider Drawbars Inputs Pedals Expression universal Connections MIDI...

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