Keyboard Section; Equalizer Section - Viscount Legend ‘70s Artist-W User Manual

System menu

KEYBOARD section

The KEYBOARD menu contains the general parameters of the keyboard.
To access this menu, enter the SYSTEM page and place the cursor on the KEYBOARD field, then press the
dial.
Parameter name Description
Transpose General instrument transposition by semitones.
Values: between -12 and +12 semitones
NB
Transposition is also shown on the main video page, in the T field.
Fine Tuning General fine tuning, in semitone hundredths (cents) and in Hertz.
Values: between -50 and +50 / between 427.5 and 452.9 dB
Velocity Curve Curves that determine the keyboard's sensitivity to the touch.
Values:
 Hard1 and Hard2: with these curves it is hard to reach high velocity values. Hard 2 is harder
than Hard1.
 Normal: a standard curve, the velocity value is directly proportional to the pressure exerted on
the keyboard.
 Soft1 and Soft2: soft curves that allow to reach the high velocity range easily. Soft 2 is softer
than Soft 1.
 Fixed: a fixed curve that always produces the same velocity value despite the pressure exerted
on the keyboard. The value is set through the Fixed Velocity parameter.
Fixed Velocity Velocity value of the Fixed curve of the Velocity Curve parameter.
Values: between 1 and 127
NB
When the Velocity Curve parameter is not Fixed, the Fixed Velocity parameter cannot be
modified. Its value will appear as ‚---‚.

EQUALIZER section

The EQUALIZER menu contains all the general equalizer settings (see point 2, page 8).
To access this menu, enter the SYSTEM page and place the cursor on the Keyboard field, then press the data
entry dial.
Parameter name Description
Filter Type LOW and HIGH bands filter.
Values:
 Shelving: enhance or attenuation the signal below (LOW band) or above (HIGH band) the
selected frequency.
 Peaking: enhance or attenuation the signal around the central frequency of each band.
NB
The MID band always uses a Peaking type filter.
Low Freq Central frequency of the LOW band.
Values: between 60 and 250 Hz
Legend '70s – User Manual
SHELVING
Signal
Level
Low Mid
Freq. Freq. Freq.
Mid Q
Signal
Level
Frequency
High
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PEAKING
Low Mid High
Freq. Freq. Freq.
Low Q Mid Q High Q
Frequency