Voce micro b 2 manual

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Select all Our cookies. One of these is key click. Key click is the noisy sound produced on the attack of the organ notes. Key click was the inadvertent byproduct of the electrical noise caused by the mechanical switch contacts of a key. Engineers tried for many years to eliminate this "problem" only to find that many people liked the sound. The V5 is capable of producing this sound by adjusting the knob provided for this function.

Another so called defect is generator leakage. This is caused by the close proximity of many wires which carry the organ tones. Distortion, once thought to be undesirable in the sound of an organ is quite useful for producing rich overtones. Distortion is controlled on the V5 by the knob labeled "Overdrive". To use this mode set the MIDI selector knob on the rear panel to "0" position.

MIDI channels 1 - 15 may be set this way by turning the rear panel MIDI selector knob to the desired channel number making sure the Multitimbral switch is set to the off position. Please note that you cannot access channel 16 in this mode. The V5 will respond to three 3 consecutive MIDI channels in this mode allowing three 3 manual organ operation.

The upper organ manual will be the first of the three 3 consecutive channels. The lower organ manual will be the middle channel of the three 3 consecutive channels: and the pedal channel will be the last of the three 3 consecutive channels.

To use this mode set the Multitimbral switch to the on position and set the MIDI selector switch to the first channel of operation. There are seven 7 normal presets on the V5 and one special non-preset or Live Mode which can be selected from the preset buttons. Presets 1 - 4 are accessed by pressing buttons 1 - 4. Presets 5 - 7 are accessed by combinations of the preset buttons. When preset buttons 1 and 2 are pressed simultaneously, preset 5 is accessed. When preset buttons 2 and 3 are pressed simultaneously, preset 6 is accessed.

When preset buttons 3 and 4 are pressed simultaneously, preset 7 is accessed. To jump to the live mode settings which are the current settings of all the knobs and drawbars, press the preset button s which are currently illuminated. All button indicators will be extinguished indicating you are in Live Mode. This procedure is similar to saving channels on some car radios. Note that there are seven 7 presets available on the V5 using four 4 buttons.

The state of all the controls of the V5 is saved to its presets including Split mode information. The button will light indicating that split mode is active and the V5 will play the normal drawbar setting for the right hand side of the keyboard and a different setting below the split point.

A set of stereo headphones may be connected to the CH2 output. Depending on the type of headphones used, it may be necessary to raise the level of the front panel volume control.

Connect Foot Switch optional A momentary foot pedal such as a sustain pedal may be connected to this input to toggle the rotating speaker effect between a fast or slow state. The center detent position is A standard tuning. The pitch may be raised or lowered by one semitone. It may be activated by holding in the fast button and simultaneously turning the preset selector to the M position.

Some of the units controls will remain active during the demonstration. To exit the demonstration mode, turn the preset selector to another position. Volume : Before powering up the MICRO B, make sure that the volume level is turned all the way down volume control turned full counter clock-wise. Originally key click was thought to be a defect in tone-wheel organs. Gradually people became accustomed to the sound as new musical styles developed around the playing of the electric organ.

Many styles of jazz organ depend on some level of key click being used in the sound. To adjust the key click, repeatedly strike some notes and gradually turn the key click knob clockwise. Notice the key-click effect increases as you turn the knob.

Adjust to taste. Overdrive : Overdrive may be used to simulate the sound of an amplifier driven into clipping. To adjust the amount of overdrive, simply play some notes and gradually turn the overdrive knob clock wise.