Hammond SK Pro-73 73-Key Portable Keyboard/Organ - Manual (Page 116)

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EQUALIZER
An Equalizer is used to adjust the tonal quality. Th e built-in Equalizer on the SK PRO consists of 3 bands. Th e
Bass and Treble bands are handled by “shelf ” equalizers, and the Mid band is handled by parametric control.
Each of the four Voice Sections has its own Equalizer, and there is also a Master Equalizer which adjusts the tonal
quality for the entire instrument.
TO LOCATE THE EQUALIZER FOR EACH VOICE SECTION:
[MENU/EXIT] -
PATCH
- each Section - [ENTER] -
EQUALIZER
TO LOCATE THE MASTER EQUALIZER:
[MENU/EXIT] -
SYSTEM
-
SOUND
- [ENTER] -
MASTER EQUALIZER
SECTION EQUALIZER
Th is Page allows you to adjust the settings for the Equalizer in each Section (ORGAN
Section shown).
FREQUENCY
Setting Range: 20 ~ 308 [Hz] (BASS)
250 ~ 3.1k [Hz] (MID)
3k ~ 8k [Hz] (TREB)
Th ese allow you to adjust the center or “turnover” frequency to be attenuated for
BASS, MID and TREBLE respectively.
GAIN
Setting Range: -9 ~ ±0 ~ +9 [dB]
Th ese allow you to adjust the Boost/Cut of BASS, MID and TREBLE respectively.
NOTE: At “0” the frequency response is “fl at.”
TONE CONTROL (ORGAN Section only)
Setting Range: -9 ~ ±0 ~ +9 [dB]
Th is Parameter duplicates the performance of the tone control on the AO-28 preamp
of a B-3 or C-3. Its response is unique, to cut the overall treble above 200Hz gently.
Th
e setting range is -9 to +3, and it becomes neutral when set at “0.” “-1” corresponds
to the maximum of the B-3/C-3 tone control, “-5,” the middle, “-9,” the minimum.
Th
e tone control found on the B-3/C-3, was only available at “minus” settings, but here
you are able to “plus” the settings as well.
NOTE: The sound may distort if gains are raised too high. Adjust accordingly.
NOTE: This Parameter does NOT aff ect the PIPE Organ Stops.
Frequency
Gain
TC
100Hz
0dB
+3dB
-15dB
-9dB
-3dB
1kHz 10kHz
0
-1
-5
-9
+3
Frequency
Gain
0dB
+9dB
-9dB
BASS
Gain
TREBLE
Gain
TREBLE
Freq.
BASS
Freq.
20 - 308 3k - 8k
MIDDLE
Gain
MIDDLE
Freq.
250 - 3.1k
NOTE: The Parameters described on this page
are Patch Parameters, and can be
Recorded to a Patch. For a complete list
of all Patch Parameters, please see the
APPENDIX starting on page 186.