Dexibell CLASSICO L3 76-Organ - Manual (Page 21)

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Organ Sounds
The organ is a classic musical instrument that has been used for centuries.
Historically, there are several types of organs producing various sounds to
make music following the music taste. Here below you will learn how to
select the desired organ type and how to play the organ sound.
Selecting Various Organ Types
The CLASSICO L3 came with various organ registers groups: CLASSIC,
SYMPHONIC, ROMANTIC, BAROQUE and POSITIVE. Moreover you have two
user organ memory location (USER 1, USER 2) that allows you to expand
the tonal resources of the instrument. You can download this selection of
sounds from the www.dexibell.com website. See "Importing Organ Sound
Set (User 1/2)" (p. 44).
1.
Repeatedly press the [ORGAN] button until the indicator
of the desired selection lights.
BASS
ORCHESTRA
ORGAN
The new selection is now available for all three organ divisions.
2.
Press the tilt tabs that you desire.
The names of sounds (registers) for each organ type (CLASSIC,
SYMPHONIC, ROMANTIC, BAROQUE) are indicated on the panel
above each one of the tilt tabs.
The POSITIVE names are positioned below each one of the tilt tabs
of the MANUAL I and MANUAL II divisions.
Name of sounds (registers) for each organ type
Name of sounds (registers) for POSITIVE organ type
NOTE
When you select POSITIVE organ, the PEDAL division and the
last 5 registers of MANUAL II division don't contain sounds.
At power on the instrument select the BAROQUE organ type.
The name of the registers of the BAROQUE organ type are also
indicated on each of the tilt tabs.
BASS
ORCHESTRA
ORGAN
Register name
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The CLASSICO L3 has three organ divisions that can be used
simultaneously: MANUAL I, MANUAL II and PEDAL.
Selecting MANUAL I Organ Sounds
3.
Press the bottom part of a MANUAL I tilt tab to activate the
desired organ sound (organ stop).
PIANO HARPSICHORD
TUNING TEMPERAMENT TRANSPOSE
If the indicator of the tilt tab lights.
You can activate as many registers as you like.
4.
Play the keyboard to enjoy the organ sound.
All keyboard play organ sounds.
You can activate as many registers as you like.
5.
To switch off the sound, press the upper part of a tilt tab
whose indicator lights.
Adding MANUAL II Organ Sounds
The CLASSICO L3 allows you to layer the sounds of the MANUAL II division.
If you wish, you can play the MANUAL II in separate part of the keyboard.
See "Playing the MANUAL I and II Divisions in Separate Keyboard Parts
(SPLIT)" (p. 22).
1.
At the power on, the [SPLIT/MANUAL I/II] tilt tab indicator
is off to simulate the coupling of two manuals on a church
organ. When the [SPLIT/MANUAL I/II] indicator lights,
press the upper part of the tilt tab.
2.
Press the bottom part of a MANUAL II tilt tab to activate
the desired organ sound (register).
3.
Play the keyboard.
The MANUAL II sound is added to the MANUAL II register.
You can activate as many registers as you like
.
4.
If necessary, adjust the volume balance of the MANUAL I/
MANUAL II using the [BALANCE] knob.