Allen Organ Company Renaissance GW319, Руководство пользователя

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Congratulations on the purchase of your new Allen Digital Computer Organ! You have acquired
the most advanced electronic organ ever built, one that harnesses a modern computer to
create and control beautiful organ tones.
Familiarize yourself with the instrument by reading through this booklet. We call your attention
particularly to sections on Transposer, and MIDI Guide, since these elements are important to
realizing the full potential of the instrument.
The sections on stop description and organ registration are intended for immediate use as well
as for future reference. Because the Allen Digital Computer Organ offers limitless tonal
possibilities, plus authentic tone quality, these subjects can now be more readily explored than
ever before. In addition to this manual you should have also received the Renaissance Console
Controller
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and MIDI Guide, (AOC P/N 033-099) as it contains further information on the
operation of your console.
Contents
I. Description of Stops ...................................................................................................... 1
II. General Controls, Tremulants, etc ................................................................................. 5
III. Artistic Registration........................................................................................................ 8
IV. Installation, Voicing, and Care of the Organ ................................................................ 10
VI. Virtual Acoustics .......................................................................................................... 11
Appendix
i. General Audio Notes ................................................................................................... 15
ii. Tremulant and Slot/Rank Location Information............................................................ 17
iii. Rank Lists.................................................................................................................... 21
iv. Additional MIDI Information ......................................................................................... 22