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Example Of Selecting A Sound For The Upper Manual.
Let us go through an example of selecting sounds for the Upper Manual. The principle is the same for both Upper and
Lower Manuals and naturally the Pedals too.
1. Push the ‘Select 1 Button in the UPPER group to activate the first sound ‘target’ for the Upper Manual.
2. Now Push the ‘Strings 1’ push button in the ENSEMBLE group. The Main Display now shows sounds
names like ‘Strings 1 Soft*, Strings Mantovani*, Strings Sustain* etc’. You may try the various String sounds
by touching the Virtual Buttons in the Main Display, and playing on the Upper Manual.
PLEASE NOTE: If you cannot hear the sounds, please check that the grey Upper 1 drawbar in the UPPER VOLUME
group is not in position 0. Other reasons for a mute instrument may be the General Volume control or the Expression
Pedal (Turn both up in this instance).
PLEASE NOTE: The current positions of the Volume Drawbars for the Three Sounds assigned to the Upper
Manual, the Two Sounds assigned to the Lower Manual, and the Sound Assigned to the Pedal is indicated by
Grey Bars at the bottoms of the associated Sound Display Fields in the Main Display. (See Hand Icons Below)
When you have a String sound you enjoy, let’s continue:
3. Now push the ‘Select 2’ button in the Upper group to select the second sound level for the Upper manual.
Touch the TRUMPET button in the Brass group, and select Trumpet* from the Main Display (or any other
sound you like). To hear the sound assigned to the second level, it is necessary to activate the ‘UPPER 2 ON’
push button in the Upper group. Use the grey Upper 2 volume drawbar in the Upper Volumes Drawbar group
(left of the TFT Screen). Adjust the volume of the sound. You will also see the grey bar associated with the
volume in the main display change too.
4. Next, push the ‘Select 3’ button in the Upper group to select the third level. Then select the ‘Acoustic Gui -
tar’ push button from the Percussion group, and guitar Nylon from the Main Display. Now you must activate
the ‘Upper 3 On’ push button to make the sound audible. Use the Upper 3 grey volume drawbar to adjust the
volume.
You now have assigned three different sounds to the three sound levels of the Upper Manual. When the push buttons
‘Upper 2 on’ and ‘Upper 3 On’ are active, you can hear all three sounds at the same time as you play on the upper
manual, and you may use the ‘Upper 1, Upper 2 and Upper 3 drawbars to adjust the volume levels.
Being able to turn sound levels 2 and 3 on or off, allows you to quickly change the sound while playing. Sound level 1
cannot be turned off - it is used as the ‘Basic Sound’. If necessary, you may move the Upper 1 volume drawbar to its
Zero Position in order to ‘turn that sound off’.