Vibrato & chorus, Tone wheel organ, Pedal – Hammond SK Pro-73 73-Key Portable Keyboard/Organ User Manual

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VIBRATO & CHORUS

SHORTCUT:

Press and Hold the VIBRATO and CHORUS [MODE], [UPPER] or [LOWER] buttons.

Th

is Page allows you to adjust the Vibrato & Chorus of the Tone Wheel Organs,

Vibrato for the Transistor Organs, and Tremulant for the Pipe Organ.

TONE WHEEL ORGAN

TYPE

Settings: See below

Th

is allows you to select the Vibrato Delay Line type.

’55-57

........Metal Box (1955 - 1957).

’57-59

........Big Silver Box (1957 - 1959).

’59+

............Small Silver Box (1959 or later).

RATE

Setting Range:

5.78 ~ 7.90 Hz (349 ~ 475 rpm)

Th

is allows you to adjust the rate of the Vibrato & Chorus.

MIX

Setting Range:

D64 ~ Even ~ 63V

Th

is allows you to adjust the intensity of the Chorus (C1 to C3).

“D” = direct or dry sound. “V” = Vibrato sound.

PEDAL

PEDAL

Settings: Off , On

Th

is allows you to select whether the Vibrato & Chorus aff ects the PEDAL Part when

the Vibrato & Chorus [LOWER] button is “ON.”

TRANSISTOR ORGAN

RATE

Setting Range:

0 ~ 127

Th

is allows you to adjust the rate of the Vibrato.

PIPE ORGAN

TREMULANT

RATE

Setting Range:

0 ~ 127

Th

is allows you to adjust the rate of the Tremulant.

PEDAL

On the B-3/C-3/A-100, the Vibrato and Chorus
affects the Pedal tones in addition to the Lower
Manual Drawbar tones. Also, starting with the
B-2/C-2, vintage Hammonds had

Selective

Vibrato

, meaning that Vibrato could be had on

Upper and Lower Manuals/Pedal independently
(on previous models the Vibrato and Chorus
aff ected the entire organ). These are replicated on
the SK PRO.

VIBRATO TYPE

Hammond tone-wheel organs with Vibrato &
Chorus were manufactured from 1949 through
1975. During that time, several diff erent types of
vibrato circuits were employed, particularly line
boxes of diff erent constructions. The Vibrato TYPE
feature replicates the effect of different types of
Vibrato delay lines.

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VIBRATO (TRANSISTOR ORGAN)

On an electronic organ, Vibrato is accomplished
by modulating the frequency of the master
oscillator(s.) This eff ect is replicated on the SK PRO.

TREMULANT

On a pipe organ, a

Tremulant

varies the air

pressure the air pressure to the pipes periodically,
producing a vibrato or tremolo eff ect. On the SK
PRO, Tremulant can be applied to the Pipe Voices.

Scanner

Amplifier

Amplifier

Sections Of Vibrato DelayLine

VIBRATO & CHORUS

T h e i l l u s t r a t i o n a b o ve s h o w s t h e v i b r a t o
equipment of a tone-wheel Hammond Organ such
as a B-3/C-3/A-100.
On a tone-wheel Hammond Organ equipped with
Vibrato & Chorus, the vibrato circuitry consists of
a series of plural coils or low-pass filter sections
called a “delay line” or “line box” and a motor-
driven “scanner” which scans the delay line and
progressively retards the phase, creating the
Vibrato eff ect.

MIX

“Vibrato Chorus,” is obtained when the vibrato
output signal is mixed with a portion of signal
without vibrato. This creates a “shimmering”
eff ect much used by jazz, blues and rock organists.
This Parameter allows you to adjust the balance
between the Vibrato and non-Vibrato signals to
create the type of Chorus eff ect you want.

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