Viscount Allegro, Operating Manual

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Viscount Allegro
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When the next key on the left (Bb2) is
pressed, transposition of one tone (i.e. two
semitones) is obtained. The same principle is
used for upward transposition, using the keys
on the right of C6, up to C7, which provides
the maximum upward transposition of 12
semitones.
3. Once the selection has been made, the
LED of the [TRANSPOSE] key will remain
constantly on. Press the key again to exit
from the function.
8. FUNCTIONS
Allegro has seven special functions (in addition to the MIDI and metronome functions, described
later) which are unaffected by the timbre selected, including personalization of the temperament,
the dynamic response curve, the effects which can be applied to the various timbres, etc. All the
settings made are memorized automatically and remain unchanged until the next modification.
The setting selection procedure for the DYNAMIC CURVES, TEMPERAMENT SELECT, BASS
MODE, EFFECT TYPE SELECT - REVERB/MODULATION is identical, and is as follows.
1. Activate the function.
Press the [FUNCTION] key (the LED will start
to flash) and then the key relating to the
function to be set.
The keys assigned to the functions are as
follows:
-[TRANSPOSER] key: DYNAMIC CURVES
function
-[PIPE] key: TEMPERAMENT SELECT
function
-[AC.BASS] key: BASS MODE function
-[REVERB] key: EFFECT TYPE SELECT -
REVERB function
-[CHORUS] key: EFFECT TYPE SELECT -
MODULATION function
- [EL.BASS] key : VOICE SPLIT function
- [PIANO1] key: 1st layer volume level
- [PIANO 2] key: 2nd layer volume level
- [EL. PIANO] key: bass section volume level
C 5
C 6
C 7