Rodgers Allegiant 657, Руководство пользователя

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The velocity selection procedure is complete. Combination pistons that are set while the
MIDI coupler is activated will also store the velocity setting. A MIDI Save may be
performed to save this setting as the default. See “MIDI Save” on page 51.
Foot Switch
The 657/677 is equipped with a foot switch that can be programmed to control one of three
MIDI effects:
Sustain , Sostenuto or Soft . These three effects are analogous to the types of
pedals found on an acoustic piano. The Sustain function causes all notes to be sustained,
whereas the Sostenuto function sustains only those notes that are held while the switch is
activated (subsequent notes played while the switch is depressed will not be sustained). The
Soft function reduces the overall volume of the voice.
The foot switch is located on the top left edge of the Great/Pedal expression shoe. Press the
switch towards the left to activate the function; release the switch to deactivate.
Each MIDI coupler can be set to perform these functions.
Enabling/Disabling a Foot Switch Function for a MIDI Coupler
To enable or disable a foot switch function for a MIDI coupler:
1. Press and hold the SET piston.
2. Press the desired ORCH/MIDI tab ( SWELL , GREAT , or PEDAL ). The tab
flashes, indicating a MIDI setting can be made. This is called the MIDI Set
Mode.
3. Turn the Select knob until FOOTSWITCH appears in the display.
4. Rotate the Alpha dial to select the desired setting ( Off , Sust , Sost , or Soft )
5. Press either the flashing ORCH/MIDI tab or General Cancel (‘ 0 ’) to exit, or
rotate the Select knob to adjust another MIDI parameter.
The Foot Switch Function selection procedure is complete. Combination pistons that are
set while the MIDI coupler is activated will also store this setting. A MIDI Save may be
performed to save this setting as the default. See “MIDI Save” on page 51.
Pan
MIDI sound modules that conform to the GM and GS Format standards support the Pan
message, which allows you to place an instrument at a specific point within a stereo field.
When the Pan message is set to ‘
0 ’, the instrument is located in the center; directly between
left and right.
As the value is decreased, the instrument moves further and further into the left side of the
stereo field. A value of
‘L64’ denotes the instrument is as far left as possible.
As the value is increased, the instruments further and further right in the stereo field. A value
of
‘R63’ denotes the instrument is as far right as possible.
Each MIDI coupler can have its own individual Pan value.