Control, Combination - continued – Hammond SK Pro-73 73-Key Portable Keyboard/Organ User Manual
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CONTROL
Th
is Page allows you to select which Parameters of each Voice Section will be Recorded
as part of a Combination.
EXPRESSION MINIMUM LEVEL
Setting Range:
0 ~ 127
Th
is allows you to adjust the Minimum volume when the Expression Pedal is “closed”
or set at its minimum position. At “0” no sound will be heard.
DAMPER
Th
is allows you to adjust whether or not a Section will receive Damper information.
Off
..................... A connected Damper Pedal will not aff ect the selected Section.
On
...................... A connected Damper Pedal will sustain or “damp” the selected Section.
PITCH
BEND
Th
is allows you to adjust the range of the [PITCH BEND] wheel.
Patch
................ A separate Pitch Bend Range is set for each Voice Section.
0 ~ 12
............... A Pitch Bend Range setting is applied to all Voice Sections universally.
MODULATION
Th
is allows you to select the function for the [MODULATION] wheel for each
Section.
Off
..................... No function.
Mod
.................. (ORGAN Section excluded) Adds Modulation to the selected Section.
Les
..................... (ORGAN Section only) Controls the speed of the Leslie.
OD
..................... Controls the amount of Overdrive.
MFX1
................ Controls the amount of the
Multi Effects 1
setting.
MFX2
................ Controls the amount of the
Multi Effects 2
setting.
LESLIE SPEED
When “Les” is selected as a function for the
Modulation Wheel, the speed of the digital Leslie
rotors can be varied continuously. This means that
when the Wheel is all the way forward the digital
Leslie will be in Fast Mode and Slow Mode will
result when the Wheel is all the way back; but if
the Wheel is in an intermediate position the digital
Leslie rotors will be at an intermediate speed in
accordance with the position of the Wheel. The
speed will gradually increase when the Wheel is
pushed forward and decrease when the Wheel is
moved back. This greatly increases the versatility
of the in-built digital Leslie.