VOX Amplification Continental Upgrade Manual

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The VOX Continental Ver.2.0 has evolved into an even more
complete stage keyboard by adding carefully selected new
sounds and convenient performance functions. The following
upgrades have been added.
58 versatile sounds have been added
•
• A split function has been added
• The damper effect can be enabled or disabled for each
sound part
• A scene set function has been added, and the number of
scenes has increased from 16 to 64
• The amount of noise that is characteristic of vintage organs
can be adjusted
• The tonal character of the PIANO part can be switched
using the bend lever
For details, refer to the explanations that follow.

Versatile added sounds

The following sounds have been added. For details, refer to
"VOX Continental Ver.2.0 Voice Name List" (PDF).
• Keyboard instrument sounds: small grand, upright piano,
historical instruments such as fortepiano and harpsichord,
electric piano and clavi with a variety of effect settings, FM
electric piano, etc.
SPLIT button
• Ensemble sounds: brass ensemble, tape strings, synth pad,
etc.
Bass sounds: acoustic bass, electric bass, synth bass
•
For details on how to select sounds, see page 8 of the "Owner's
Manual."
* Download the PDF from www.voxamps.com.

Split function

This function lets you divide the keyboard into high and low
regions, and play two of the four sound parts (ORGAN,
E.PIANO, PIANO, and KEY/LAYER) in these two regions. For
example, you could play organ with the right hand and bass
with the left hand.
E 1

Setting the split function

1
Press a part select button (ORGAN, E.PIANO, PIANO,
KEY/LAYER) to select the sound part that you'll play in the
upper region of the keyboard (the button is lit). ( See
illustration below)
2
Hold down the SPLIT button of the ORGAN part and
press one of the part select buttons (ORGAN, E.PIANO,
PIANO, KEY/LAYER) to select the sound part that you'll
play in the lower region of the keyboard (the SPLIT button
blinks, and the part select button is lit).
3
Specify the split point (the point at which the keyboard is
divided).
Hold down the SPLIT button of the ORGAN part, and
press the key (on the keyboard) where you want the split
point to be. The key you press will be the lowest key of the
upper region.
4
Select a variation for the upper and lower sounds.
Use the type and VARIATION , buttons of each part
to select a variation for that part.
• As necessary, use the LEVEL knobs to adjust the volume of
each part.
Note: If you want to save your settings, save them as a scene.
Refer to page 3 for details on saving.
Note: When using split, the knobs, switches, and controllers
affect the following parts.
2, 3
(73 keys) E1
KEY/LAYER
Split point
1
Part select
buttons
C4
ORGAN
3
4
2
4
E7
1
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