Switching On And Normal Functioning; What Are Drawbars And How To Use Them - Key B Organ Viscount Legend Solo Mode D'emploi

4. SWITCHING ON AND NORMAL FUNCTIONING

To switch on the instrument follow these simple rules:
1. Turn the [VOLUME] potentiometer to the left (closed).
2. When using headphones, do not wear them.
3. Switch on the instrument through the [POWER] switch on the rear panel.
4. Wait for the buttons on the front panel to light up, then the instrument is ready to be played.
5. Adjust the volume as needed and / or wear headphones if necessary.
After switching on, the instrument recalls the following settings:
- VIBRATO/CHORUS UPPER: off
- VIBRATO/CHORUS LOWER: off
- SET A/SET B: SET B
- REVERB HALL/SPRING: HALL
- DRIVE CLASSIC/ROCK: CLASSIC
- ROTARY SLOW – FAST : SLOW
- ROTARY CLASSIC/ROCK: CLASSIC
- SINGLE/SPLIT/DOUBLE: SINGLE
- OCTAVE UP: off
- PEDALS TO LOWER: off
- PERCUSSION ON/OFF: on
- PERCUSSION SOFT/NORMAL: SOFT
- PERCUSSION SLOW/FAST: FAST
- PERCUSSION 2nd/3rd: 3rd
- REVERB POST/PRE Rotary: POST
- Organ model: '70
- Rotary effect bypass: off
- HOLD pedal operation mode: INT+EXT
- [PEDALS] output enable: off
- Split Point: B2
- Transposition: 0
- Operation of [USB TO HOST]: OUT 2
- Memphis style: off
- Layer function on the Upper and Lower sections: off
- Operation of Pedals to Lower function: pedalboard and keyboard
- Minimun value of expression pedal: attenuated
- Transmission of CC11 by expression pedal: off
- [ANALOG IN] insert: pre effect
- Signal in [SEND]: Upper and Lower sections and pedalboard
- Operation of [TREBLE]: Treble
- Operation of [ROTARY] pedal: toggle
In any case, it is possible to set the instrument so that, when switched on, the above controls are set with a
different configuration. To do so, after adjusting them to your liking, press [TRANSPOSE SELECT] and the F1
key: each time you start up,
If you want to return to the standard startup shown above, press the E1 key while holding down [TRANSPOSE
SELECT].

4.1 WHAT ARE DRAWBARS AND HOW TO USE THEM

The electromechanic organ sound generation is based on 91 metal wheels with bumps (called tonewheels)
that revolve close to a magnet with a coil. The bumps of the wheels create a variation in the magnetic field,
thus generating a voltage and hence a signal which, controlled through the drawbars and amplified, becomes
sound.
Pipe organs generate sound by blowing compressed air inside a resonating tube, or pipe. Labial reeds
produce a pure sound (without harmonics), very similar to that of a flute, which is the type of sound generated
by an electromechanical organ with only one drawbar pulled out. The frequency of the sound generated by a
Legend Solo
will start with this configuration.
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