Selecting Reverb Type (Reverb Parameter); Adjust Equalizers (Equalizers Functions) - Viscount Cantorum Trio Mode D'emploi

o VEL. SENS. (Velocity Sensitivity): calibrate the velocity of the manuals and pedalboard when using
Orchestra stops or transmitting MIDI note messages. This function is described in par. 5.5.
o COMBINATIONS: customize combinations in a dedicated video page. These functions are described in
par. 5.6.
o PEDALS: configuration of the pedals and of the MIDI pedalboard eventually connected to the rear
panel connectors. These functions are described in par. 5.7.
o SECURITY: set the code to lock out the organ to prevent modifies at the instrument settings,
combinations, Tutti and Crescendo. These functions are described in par. 5.9.
o CONTROLS: configuration of the [VOLUME] potentiometer and display contrast adjustment. This
function is described in par. 5.10.
o FACTORY SETT. (Factory Settings): restores the factory settings. These functions are described in par.
5.11.
o SYSTEM: operating system information and update. These functions are described in par. 5.12.
To access a function, place the cursor on the field by using the buttons [FIELD ] and [FIELD ], then
press [ENTER]. To leave the SETTINGS menu, press [EXIT].

5.1 SELECTING REVERB TYPE (REVERB parameter)

Reverberation is the result of a series of sound reflections in a closed environment. Order and value of each
reflection depend on many factors of the environment, such as the size of the room, the number and
material of the objects inside the room, the listener's position and so on. The digital processors of the organ
can recreate artificially the complex factors affecting the reverberation of a real pipe organ, generating the
right reverberation to complete an already excellent sound quality.
The REVERB parameter in the SETTINGS menu allows to select the kind of reverberation, ranging from
great cathedral – with wide reflections - to small churchs with short and soft reverberation. There is a total of
eight styles.
Please note that the [REVERB] slider is placed on the upper panel. Use the potentiometer to adjust the
reverb effect level.
The reverb styles are typical reverberation of a:
o CATHEDRAL: typical reverberation of a cathedral
o BASILICA: typical reverberation of a Basilica
o GOTHIC CHURCH: typical reverberation of a gothic church
o BAROQUE CHURCH: typical reverberation of a baroque church
o ROMANIC CHURCH: typical reverberation of a romanic church
o MODERN CHURCH: typical reverberation of a modern church
o PARISH: typical reverberation of a parish
o CAPPELLA: typical reverberation of a chapel
Press [EXIT] to exit the video page and save the new settings.
N.B.
The internal reverberation also affects the signal from the [INPUT] port located on the rear panel.

5.2 ADJUST EQUALIZERS (EQUALIZERS functions)

The instrument is equipped with three graphic equalizers, one for the sound reproduced by the internal
speakers and the other two for the signal present on the two pairs of audio outputs [OUT 1] and [OUT 2]
on the rear panel. The sound generated by the instrument can be calibrated through the equalizers, in order
to adapt to the environment and to the player's needs and personal taste.
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