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Page 2: Important Safety Instructions
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING - When using electric products, basic precau- This product may be equipped with a tions should always be followed, including the following. polarized line plug (one blade wider than the other). This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact an electri- Read all the instructions before using the cian to replace your obsolete outlet. - Page 3 NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST-CLASS MAIL PERMIT NO. 142-001 LA GRANGE IL POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE LOWREY 825 W 26TH ST STE 2 LA GRANGE IL 60526-9720...
- Page 4 0 A 4 0 0 0 Registration Card If no silver serial label, write in serial # above Owner’s Name (Please Print) Address City, State, Zip Date of Purchase Lowrey Dealer Name & City...
- Page 6 Table of Contents Category Name is followed by the page number. MIDI, Aux In/Out Video Banks (back panel) 14, 100 Style Setups Music Rack Extender Pistons Categories Orchestral Sounds Styles Color Touch Solo Harmony 7, 69 Screen Sounds Style Lock &...
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Get Started ......6 Delete Presets ..... . . 26 Music Recorder Functions . - Page 8 Orchestral & Solo ....50 Virtuoso Keyboard ....63 •...
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Page 10: Get Started
This button is located on the left side of the lower keyboard. This button will light as well as several other buttons on the Custom button panel. When you are ready to turn the Tribute off, simply touch and hold the red button for just a moment. Vibra Trem Chorus to... -
Page 11: Master Volume
4. COLOR TOUCH SCREEN Volume When you turn the instrument on, the Tribute screen, below left, evolves during startup. When the Tribute is fully powered and is ready to be played the , below right, appears. -
Page 12: Screen Care & Cleaning
PANEL LIGHTS Panel Lights After the Tribute is fully powered, you may adjust the intensity of the panel lights by turning the Panel Lights control knob. 6. MONITOR SPEAKERS The Tribute has two full range/high range combination monitor speakers and two tweeter speakers mounted high in the cabinet to project sound for the seated player’s benefit. -
Page 13: Microphone Input
Input Output Volume Volume 9. SOUND SYSTEM Headphone & Monitor The diagram below illustrates the powerful Tribute sound system. The Tribute Sound System 4 - 6 x 9 mid range speakers Input Volume Output Volume 4 - high range tweeter speakers, within the mid... -
Page 14: Music Rack Extender-Lighted
Pedals to Lights USB Port Pedals Lower Music 10. MUSIC RACK EXTENDER- LIGHTED Below the gold-colored Lowrey logo, at the top of the organ, is a music rack extender. Custom Vibra Trem Chorus Reset Slow Celest Fast Chorus To deploy the rack, pull the wood knobs toward you. The tinted plexiglass music rack lays on the music rack shelf. -
Page 15: Presets
PRESETS Custom There are a variety of different presets featured on the Tribute. The type of preset active at any one time: Banks, Style Setup, Pistons, Categories will be displayed in the screen, as illustrated below. Preset Information feature displays a description of the upper... -
Page 16: Pistons
What Is Preset 0? 10 Piston 11 Presets Tribute on gives you that setup. The same is true, as you will see, for the Banks, Categories, and Style Setups. Anytime you are using a , you can make any change you wish. For example, you may wish to adjust Preset volume levels (Graphic Mixer) or select different sounds (Orchestral, Solo, or Tabs). -
Page 17: Categories
Category Presets can be used with styles, as an alternative to style setups, or used alone without a style. The 132 sounds in the Tribute can not be changed. You will never lose them. CATEGORY PRESET In some cases, the preset names displayed on the will be abbreviated. -
Page 18: Banks
Each Bank button (A, B, C, D) holds 11 dynamic registrations. Piston Memorize Banks In addition to the registrations placed in the buttons by Lowrey, you have the option of BANK PRESET changing and saving your own registration creations using the button. MEMORIZE How to save your own registrations using the Memorize button and how to recover the original Bank Presets is found in the section Customizing A Bank Preset, page 18 and Resetting Bank Presets, page 20. -
Page 19: Alphabet Touch Screen
HERE IS A RECAP OF THE PRESET FEATURES Turning the Tribute on gives you a beautiful Lowrey organ sound. The Preset features are very powerful and valuable. By simply pressing one or two buttons the entire instrument is set up and ready to play. All the sounds, musical effects, and volume settings are selected and set so you can sit down and play right away. -
Page 20: Customizing A Bank Preset
Customizing A Bank Preset Any of the buttons ( ) can be changed from the factory registrations to those of your own Banks A - B - C - D creation. Customizing a Bank involves the lettered buttons, the numbered buttons, and the Banks Pistons... -
Page 21: Resetting Bank Presets
The organ features a USB data port that can be used to store a great number of custom Banks permanently on your Lowrey memory stick. The memory stick storage feature is highlighted in the How To Use The Memory Stick Section, page 23. -
Page 22: Recording Your Music
FORMATTING A MEMORY STICK Formatting is a process the Tribute performs so that a memory stick and the Tribute will speak the same lan- guage. A new memory stick will need to be formatted one time before it can be used. Once formatted, the memory stick can be used repeatedly for Music Recordings and saving Bank Presets. -
Page 23: Recording & Playback
USB Data Port c. Wait a few seconds for the memory stick to fully connect to the Tribute. 2. Set the Tribute up with the sounds and features you wish to play. Use the Presets or make your own. 3. Press the button. -
Page 24: Record Control Buttons
A button that is solid yellow indicates the button has been pressed in order to Erase YELLOW: ERASE the contents of that particular track. The yellow color serves as a warning and gives you an opportunity to change your mind before a recording is erased. A flashing yellow button indicates there is merged or replaced data on that particular track. -
Page 25: Merge Record
<< >> 1. During playback, press and hold the button to rewind a recording or the button to move forward through a recording. To hear the recording simply release the button. Replay will continue at << >> the point in the recording when either buttons were released. -
Page 26: Merge Record-Erase Track
Merge Record/Replace Record-Erase Track of your recorded songs. MEMORY STICK PLAYBACK The Tribute will playback memory sticks recorded by you on your Lowrey Tribute. 1. Insert the into the Memory Stick USB Data Port 2. -
Page 27: Other Connections
These two 1/4 jacks are stereo line level inputs. They are there to let you utilize the AUX IN, RIGHT-LEFT: premium sound system on the Tribute to listen to other audio sources: tape decks, CD players, MP3 Players, iPods, etc. See on page 85. -
Page 28: Save Presets
While Saving the Presets you will be presented with a screen that allows you to place your own name on the preset group you are saving. You may elect to skip the step, in which case the Tribute names the preset group... -
Page 29: Load Presets
Press either button until the desired letter, number, or symbol appears (an the cursor location). Press Scroll , on the screen, to move the cursor to the right. Press the , on the screen, to move Right Arrow Left Arrow the cursor to the left. -
Page 30: Rename Presets
5. After selecting the bank letter the screen will display choices for which bank on the organ you wish the presets (from the memory stick) to be loaded. For example, you could load from the Bank A memory stick into on the organ. -
Page 31: Load Song Presets
- Remove a song from the memory stick. Delete Song feature loads presets from song recordings, made on the Tribute using bank presets, Load Song Presets into the bank preset buttons for use with other songs. The feature will not capture or create presets from non- Lowrey, non- Tribute memory sticks. -
Page 32: Rename Song
The 50 songs pre-recorded on the memory stick that came with your Tribute may not be copied onto another memory stick. -
Page 33: Control Functions
Control Functions There are numerous controls on the Tribute that are preset so it is ready to play right away. You need only use the preset controls in order to fully utilize all of the features. These preset controls can be reassigned to provide you with different ways to manipulate a variety of functions. -
Page 34: Styles
Get things started by simply pressing a style button and playing a chord with the left hand on the lower key- board. It doesn’t matter how you play your left hand chord; traditionally or with Lowrey’s MCS. - gives you the option of playing one-finger, easy-play chords or multi-fingered, Music Chord System traditional chords. -
Page 35: More
Style Table More More More The Tribute has 96 styles. The button expands the 24 style buttons on the panel to the More total of 96. Press any one of the 24 style buttons. The first variation of that style will be active. -
Page 36: Style List Button
STYLE LIST BUTTON When you know the name of a specific style you wish to use the style screen button. Pressing this screen button displays the names of list all the styles in alphabetical order. The style names will be listed four at a time. -
Page 37: Alter Style
A TIP FROM LOWREY The Tribute not only gives you the ability to control the volume of the Drum section, it also gives you the abil- ity to Balance the drum sounds. For example, any particular drum pattern might include a snare drum and a cymbal. -
Page 38: Minor Chord Introductions
Intro Ending 2 Touch Screen MINOR CHORD INTRODUCTIONS ending is playing. Many of the introductions on the Tribute are different when the style is started using a minor chord. FADE IN/OUT Fade In/Out button causes the sounds in the introduction for a style to slowly increase in Fade In/Out volume. -
Page 39: Start Stop
START STOP Start Stop Starts or stops a style. It also stops the drummer when the drums only feature is used. lights up when a style is selected. The style will not start playing until a lower Start Stop keyboard key is played or until the button is pressed. -
Page 40: Auto Bass 1 & 2
AUTO BASS 1 & 2 Auto Bass is the Lowrey easy-play feature that plays the bass pedals for you by Auto Bass reading the chords being played by the left hand on the lower keyboard and adding the appropriate Bass notes. -
Page 41: Change Sounds In Orch / Orch Plus
HOW TO CHANGE SOUNDS AND VOLUMES IN ORCH & ORCH PLUS 1. Press any button. Style 2. Press the screen button Keypad 3. Enter the number, from the genius voice list found Genius Voice on pages 91-94. 4. Press the button. -
Page 42: Locks
• These changes remain until the style button is pressed off and then back on again. You can also return to the original sound by selecting a sound in the middle column and then press both buttons at the Scroll same time. -
Page 43: Style Set Up
In addition to the four lock buttons, the , and volume levels in the section, plus the Bass Lower Graphic Mixer volume level, in the section, can be individually locked. Orch Plus Style & Lock 1. Set the , or volume to the desired level. -
Page 44: Memory
(bass sound) play for you. is Lowrey’s chord recognition system that has the unique ability to respond to different methods of forming lower keyboard chords. MCS will reply whether you form one and two finger MCS chords or if you play multi-fingered chords. -
Page 45: Minor Chord
(Cm, Fm, Gm, B m, F#m, etc.) Any minor chord can be played with the traditional three MINOR CHORD: notes or with two notes. An easy-play (MCS) minor chord requires two notes. The first note matches the letter name of the desired chord (just like a Major chord). To determine the second note, count UP (to the right) three consecutive notes or keys. -
Page 46: No Chord (N.c.)
When playing Minor chords, Seventh chords or Diminished chords with MCS, the organ requires two notes be played as described above. The Tribute can enable you to play that second note of the MCS chord from another part of the organ. For example, you can change the... -
Page 47: The Organ
Organ The Organ Section primarily details the tabs above the upper keyboard. These tabs represent the PREVIEW: traditional organ sounds found on the Lowrey Tribute. - Three tabs are labeled . A genius tab will Genius Genius: Pedal Genius, Lower Genius Upper Genius always have a sound in it. -
Page 48: Bass Tabs
(fill button, touch bar and right foot switch) the Tribute gives you the ability to activate this fill feature by pressing on one of these long or short pedals. -
Page 49: Flute Tab - Tibia, Jazz
Flute Type When the buttons are not illuminated the upper and lower keyboard flute sounds are of the Lowrey type. The lights above any upper or lower keyboard flute tab (that is on) will be Pressing the... -
Page 50: Sustain
Upper Flute Sustain Pedal Genius All sustain levels are preset from Lowrey and do not need to be changed. The sustain length is adjustable and has a numeric value from 1 (no sustain) to 100 (maximum sustain). SHORTCUTS: A. When you know the numerical amount of sustain that you want to apply to a particular tab, use the keypad screen button. -
Page 51: Genius
FEATURE (CLEAR) GENIUS All Sustain levels are preset on the Tribute. The word on a tab or button means that you have the option of assigning any number of sounds, from Genius , to that tab or button. -
Page 52: Drawbars
DRAWBARS The famous and unique sound of flute drawbar-type organs can be obtained with the Tribute. Lowrey’s feature allows you to control and customize the volume intensities of each individual flute, bass 16 Drawbar and bass 8 tabs. The drawbar settings are preset. -
Page 53: Theatre Drums
FLUTE PERC DRAWBAR DISPLAY drawbar display contains five separate drawbars: plus a Flute Perc Flutes 8, 5 1/3, 4, 2 2/3, Decay drawbar. The volume can be changed along with the amount of decay. Hold the button and press the tab to access the display. -
Page 54: Orchestral & Solo
Orchestral & Solo In addition to the beautiful organ, strings and vocal sounds of the Organ Tabs, the Tribute features hundreds of authentic instrumental sounds! These sounds can be played alone or in combination with the organ sounds. When you find a combination you like, save it to a... -
Page 55: Repeat
Sound can glide up or down slowly (a low value number) or quickly (a high value number). Pressing the button or turning the power off will return this feature to the factory setting. Reset For more details see , page 81. Feature Page 5 - Portamento Time REPEAT feature is preset and adds an authentic repetition effect to certain... -
Page 56: Ex (Equalizer)
C. The Tribute Transposer is cyclical. When you begin at C and Transpose up (pressing the button labeled with the Sharp # symbol) through all 11 steps to B the next step up will return the organ to the key of C. -
Page 57: Keyboard Split
KEYBOARD SPLIT turns the Tribute into a three keyboard instrument, giving the player the ability to have three Keyboard Split contrasting sounds for quick and easy registration changes. Keyboard split is activated when certain buttons in the orchestral and solo sections are turned on. -
Page 58: Lower Left-Orchestral
LOWER LEFT - Orchestral Orchestral Solo Upper Upper Lower Lower Left Right Lower Lower Right Octave Default lower keyboard split = A Pressing the orchestral button makes any orchestral sound selected playable on the entire lower Lower Left keyboard, when the keyboard split is not activated (orchestral and/or solo buttons not Lower Right... -
Page 59: Upper On-Solo
UPPER ON - Solo Orchestral Solo Upper Upper Lower Lower Left Right Lower Lower Right Octave Default lower keyboard split = A Pressing the solo button, turning it on, enables two sounds - one Orchestral, and one Solo, to be Upper On playable on the upper keyboard. -
Page 60: Upper Octave
Upper Octave Upper Octave UPPER OCTAVE Orch & Solo Orch & Solo Return buttons control the pitch of orchestral and solo sounds played on the upper keyboard. Upper Octave Return Return Press the left side Press the right side Upper Octave Pressing both but- Upper Octave... -
Page 61: How To Change The Sounds In A
How to Change the Sound in a Genius Tab or Button Each button and tab contains a preset sound. Pressing a genius button or tab activates that sound and Genius changes the screen to display the location/name of that genius sound. There are three methods for assigning different sounds to the buttons and tabs. -
Page 62: Graphic Mixer
Graphic Mixer section provides volume Graphic Mixer Graphic Mixer level control for certain sections of the Tribute, Upper Master Reverb Bass Lower String/Vocal plus the amount of reverberation effect. All volume and reverb levels are preset and may vary among different setups. -
Page 63: Animation
Duet More button, which enhances lower keyboard play by making one- Easy finger chords possible. The Tribute features 15 different types of harmony from which to LOWER choose. Each harmony type is playable with just one finger. The Duet Open More organ plays all the other notes for you. -
Page 64: Aoc
takes all the (left hand) notes you are playing on the lower keyboard (MCS or Traditional) and adds them below the melody note you are playing on the upper keyboard or lower keyboard -right of split. The only notes that may be excluded are any that are within a whole-step of the melody note being played on the upper keyboard. -
Page 65: Sound Effects
styles will create harmonies using sounds from any section of the organ, and in any com- Upper Harmony bination. styles will create harmonies using sounds from the orchestral section, played on the Lower Harmony lower keyboard, to the right of the split point. Solo sounds alone will not create harmony. Pressing the button or turning the power off will return the harmony section to the power-up setting. -
Page 66: Golden Harp
Genius to your songs and may easily be added to any song. Golden harp may also be used along with a style. The Tribute features eight dynamic golden harp patterns and a button for selecting a variety of sounds. Genius Golden Harp Golden harp settings are preset from the factory as a harp sound. -
Page 67: Golden Harp Genius Sounds
4. Turning off the power or pressing the button will return the organ to the factory setting. Reset ) pattern is not associated with the Virtuoso keyboard featured on the Tribute. Virtuoso Golden Harp 4 patterns produce a picking style pattern commonly heard on such instruments. The... -
Page 68: Custom Buttons
5. Place your right hand index finger on either black section of the , where the name Virtuoso Keyboard Virtuoso is printed. Rest the tip of your finger against the trim strip that runs along the back edge of the Virtuoso Keyboard. You will use the trim strip as a guide for your finger. 6. -
Page 69: Change A Feature Setting
3. Press the words on the screen. The display will change Touch Bar to show the touch bar control settings. 4. Press and release the red button (next to the Memorize Banks causing it to light. will read: Touch Screen Memorizing To: 5. -
Page 70: Reset The Custom Buttons
Press a Feature Button 1. Press and release the red button causing it to light. Memorize will read: Touch Screen Memorizing To: 2. Press the button. The will read: Custom 3 Touch Screen Memorizing To: Custom #3 3. Press the upper button located over on the right side of the control panel. -
Page 71: Expression Pedal
The factory setting for the glide function is one-half step. Using the glide lowers the pitch of the note a half step. Releasing the switch glides the sound back up to the original pitch. The Tribute has the capability of selecting different glide lengths. -
Page 72: Right Foot Switch
RIGHT FOOT SWITCH The right foot switch is factory preset to activate the feature. It activates a brief fill-in when Fill/Golden Harp a style is playing. When golden harp is playing, pressing the right foot switch silences golden harp until the switch is released. -
Page 73: Bass Pedal Altitude
Pedal notes played, or auto bass notes, are displayed on the screen. 1.Place the Tribute in its desired location. 2.If the organ is placed on deep pile carpeting or on uneven flooring adjustments to the cabinet glides Color Touch Screen of the organ will be required for stability and proper bass pedal activation. -
Page 74: Scroll
Touch Screen There are 11 feature pages of controls and features on the Tribute. Pressing the Feature (Clear) button displays the first of these 11 feature pages, or the last page you were on before return- ing to the power up screen. -
Page 75: Feature
Feature Page 1 Provides four control categories: : Changes the volume level and/or balance Levels (Balance) of various sections. Changes the pitch of various sounds. Tuning: Changes how long it takes certain sounds to Sustain Lengths: fade away. Changes which sections of sounds will produce harmony AOC: notes when using AOC-type harmonies. -
Page 76: Tuning
Some of the 15 categories have volume control buttons on the panel. For example, Note: Levels (Balance) there are buttons in the orchestral section. These buttons control the overall volume of the Orch Volume orchestral sounds. The categories, on the screen can be used to adjust the volume levels Orch 1 Orch 2 of each orchestral sound, making one more prominent that the other, when two are being used at the same... -
Page 77: Sustain Lengths
3. Sustain Lengths - Shortcut=FEATURE + Any Green Sustain Tab This feature allows you to individually change the sustain lengths in certain sections of the organ. - the Upper Flute Sustain tab. Upper Flutes (U Stg Vocal) - the String/Vocal Sustain tab in the Upper section. Upper Strings/Vocal - the Lower Flute Sustain tab. -
Page 78: Feature
Feature Page 2 Customize the volume intensity of each flute sound in each of three sections of the organ: Upper Drawbars - Shortcut=FEATURE + Any Upper Flute Tab Controls the nine Flute tabs for the upper keyboard. (Flute Perc. is separately controlled). Ped/Lower Drawbars - Shortcut=FEATURE + Any Lower Flute or Controls the Bass 16 &... -
Page 79: Feature
Feature Page 3 There are three choices. The choic- Sound Effects and Drum Sounds es determine where and how the sound effects and drum sounds are played and how to change the preset settings. The white and black keys at the right end Lower Sound Effects: of the lower keyboard can be used to play sounds from the sound effects &... -
Page 80: Keyed Drums
You could assign a sound effect to one of the long or short foot pedals. A sound effect can be assigned to any one of the five controllers. •Touch Bar •Left Foot Switch •Right Foot Switch •Long (Natural) Foot Pedal •Short (Black) Foot Pedal Any sound effects setting can be saved to a . -
Page 81: Feature
Feature Page 4 Access four categories of control. Adds animation or an effect to existing sounds. Effects: Lets you change the Octave, Vibrato, or Edit Genius Sounds: Sustain of a Genius sound. Change the character of certain sounds. Sound Shaper: Increase or decrease the length of time a Fade In/Out: Fade In... -
Page 82: Edit Genius
2. Edit Genius Sounds -Shortcut=FEATURE + Any below listed Genius Button Change (edit) the sounds of the genius sections: - The orchestral genius 1 button. Orch Genius 1 - The orchestral genius 2 button. Orch Genius 2 Remember, when any two orchestral sounds are used at the same time, one of the buttons will be lighted constantly (Orch 1) and the second will blink on and off (Orch 2). -
Page 83: Sound Shaper
3. Sound Shaper Every sound in the Tribute has been tuned by Lowrey audio professionals to produce the best instrumental sounds possible. You need never change any of the sounds in the organ. The Sound Shaper feature provides limited sound editing capabilities, if you wish to use them. -
Page 84: Glide Settings
1. Glide Settings The default setting is to lower the sound one-half step and then glide back up. Use this feature to change the distance and speed of the glide effect. There are seven settings (distances): Glide Lowers the sound one half step below tune (factory preset). Normal: Lowers the sound twelve half steps (One Octave). -
Page 85: Portamento Time
3. Portamento Time - Shortcut=Feature+the portamento Button is preset. The feature allows you change the amount of glide time between notes. Portamento Time Press the words on the screen. controls apprears. • Portamento Time Solo 1 Solo 2 effect may be turned on and off independently by pressing the screen buttons. -
Page 86: Rename Presets
A rectangle appears around the active preset name. • Change presets by pressing one of the preset buttons or touching the desired preset name on the screen. • The same selection method may be used for • Pistons, Categories Banks Style Setups Press the lighted button to return to the... -
Page 87: Feature
Feature Page 7 Controls four feature categories. - Changes the preset location of the keyboard split point Set Splits on the lower keyboard and pedals. - Displays the notes being played on the Keyboard Screen keyboards and pedals. - Play the bass sounds from the lower keyboard. Keyed Bass button also activates the feature. -
Page 88: Keyboard Screen
The name of the chord being played or the name of the style being • played (from USB Tribute song data). When a song is playing from a USB with Tribute song data, the notes • being played will be indicated. -
Page 89: Feature
Feature Page 8 Controls two feature categories: How the Expression Pedal will affect the Auxiliary In Aux In: sounds. 1. Aux in. (Auxiliary in) Adds touch sensitivity to the keys. Dynamic Keying: controls the volume of the organ when using the Aux In Aux In (Auxiliary Input) jacks, located on the rear panel of the organ. -
Page 90: Feature
Feature Page 9 Controls three feature categories. -Assign different controls to the touch bar. Touch Bar -Assign different controls to the foot switches. Foot Switches -Assign different controls to the pedals. Pedal Natural/Black 1. Touch Bar 2. Foot Switches 3. Pedal Natural/Black The method for assigning different functions to the five Controllers are similar. - Page 91 C on the lower keyboard and play a natural bass pedal to form the C Minor chord. Any changes can be saved into a . Pressing the button or turning the power off will return Bank Preset Reset this section to default settings. Tribute Owner’s Guide Feature Pages...
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Page 92: Feature
Feature Page 10 Controls three feature categories: Select from among 10 reverb types. Reverb: Select and assign MIDI channels. MIDI: 1. Reverb Return settings to factory defaults. Reset: - Shortcut=Feature +either reverb level button Select from 10 types of Reverb Press the word on the screen. -
Page 93: Feature
USB song data when the organ is turned on. Auto Play A USB with Tribute song data must be inserted in USB Data Port. Press the lighted button to return to the screen. -
Page 94: Screen
This chosen theme will be applied to all screens displayed in the Feature/Clear Color Video Out Touch Screen - Outputs any Tribute screen image to a television. Normal - Outputs the Tribute logo screen image. Tribute Logo Connect a television (... -
Page 95: Genius Voice List
GENIUS Voice List Genius Voice Name Genius Voice Name Genius Voice Name 99 Accordion 160 Bass: Synth Hammer 483 Cello: Stradivari 101 Accordion: French 161 Bass: Synth Jazz 46 Chimes 401 Accordion: Jazz 158 Bass: Synth Reso 45 Chimes: Tubular 100 Accordion: Lyric 164 Bass: Synth Rubber 194 Choir: Aah (Far) - Page 96 93 Organ: Post Horn 787 Lowrey: -8- -4-2 120 Guitar: Jazz 1 75 Organ: Princ.8 - 4 121 Guitar: Jazz 2 761 Lowrey: 16- - - - 73 Organ: Principal 133 Guitar: Muted 769 Lowrey: 16-8- - - 98 Organ: Puff...
- Page 97 Genius Voice Name Genius Voice Name Genius Voice Name 97 Organ: Reed 14 Piano: Honky-Tonk 250 Sax: Tenor-Breathy 78 Organ: Reed Pipes 15 Piano: Honky-Tonk2 251 Sax: Tenor-Solo 87 Organ: Resultant 497 Piano: LX 437 Scat 77 Organ: Small Ens. 3 Piano: Mellow 439 Scat: Beatnik 95 Organ: Stg.Celeste...
- Page 98 Genius Voice Name Genius Voice Name Genius Voice Name 220 Trombone: Bass 471 Vocal: Doo (Dao) 277 Xtra: Solo-Sine 217 Trombone: Bright 474 Vocal: Hey 275 Xtra: Solo-Square 218 Trombone: Muted 476 Vocal: Hey (La) 276 Xtra: Solo-Square2 221 Trombone: Slide-NT 475 Vocal: La 288 Xtra: Solo-Voice 219 Trombone: Tommy...
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Page 99: Sound Effects & Drums Voice List
Sound Effects & Drums Voice List SFX Voice Name SFX Voice Name SFX Voice Name No Sound-Silence Door Bell Rain Applause Explosion Rooster Bass String Slap Finger Cymbal Scratch Bell Tree Flute Key Click Scream Birds Footsteps 1 Seagull Boink Footsteps 2 Seagulls Bubble... - Page 100 SFX Voice Name SFX Voice Name SFX Voice Name Cymbal, Crash Low Snare Drum 3 Bass Drum 2 Cymbal, Orch. Hi Snare Drum, Accent Bass Drum 3 Snare Drum, High 1 Bass Drum, Jazz Cymbal, Orch. Low Cymbal, Roll Snare Drum, High 2 Bass Drum, Low Cymbal, Splash Snare Drum, Loud...
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Page 101: Mcs Chord Chart
Chord Chart The chart below illustrates how to form certain chords on the lower keyboard using MCS: CHORD MAJOR MINOR MIN 7th MAJ 7th SUS 4th MIN 7th 5 (1 note) (2 notes) (2 notes) (2 notes) (3 notes) (3 notes) (2 notes) (3 notes) (4 notes) -
Page 102: Style Table
Styles Button MORE Name 8 Beat 1 8-Beat Folk 8-Beat Combo 8-Beat Rock 8-Beat Standard Piano 1 Pop Piano 6/8 Piano Piano Offering Country Piano Swing 1 Basic Swing Smooth Swing Jimmy Swing Jazz Orchestra 8 Beat 2 Smooth Piano 4/4 8-Beat Mellow Soft Gospel 8-Beat Lite... -
Page 103: Feature Pages
Feature Pages Feature Page 2 - page 102 Feature Page 1 - page 98 Feature Page 3 - page 104 Feature Page 4 - page 107 Feature Page 5 - page 110 Feature Page 6 - page 113 Feature Page 7 - page 116 Feature Page 8 - page 118 Feature Page 9 - page 120 Feature Page 11 - page 124... -
Page 104: Song Setup List
Song Setup List A Mighty Fortress Is Our God Come, Now Is the Time to Worship Abide With Me Come, Thou Almight King Above All Come, Thou Fount Ancient Words Crown Him with Many Crowns All Creatures of Our God and King Days of Elijah All Glory, Laud, and Honor Deep River... - Page 105 He Lives Just as I Am He Touched Me Lead on, O King Eternal Heaven Came Down Leaning on the Everlasting Arms Here I Am to Worship Lord I Lift Your Name On High Higher Ground Love Divine, All Loves Excelling His Name Is Wonderful Love Lifted Me Holy Ground...
- Page 106 Softly and Tenderly Thy Word Is a Lamp Unto My Feet Solid Rock Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus Stand Up for Jesus To God Be the Glory Standing on the Promises Trading My Sorrows Such Love Trust and Obey Sweet By &...
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Page 107: Warranty Statement
Additional expenses of explaining features and organ operation not included. Lowrey shall not be responsible for any warranties offered in addition to this warranty. Lowrey shall not be liable for and excludes incidental or consequential damages which may be incurred. Implied warranties are limited to the expressed warranty. - Page 108 GROUNDING/EARTHING INSTRUCTIONS This product must be grounded/Earthed. If it should malfunction or breakdown, grounding/earthing provides a path of least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This product is equipped with a cord having an equip- ment-grounding/earthing conductor and a grounding/earthing plug.
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