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  • Page 1 Brand Owner and Development OAX1 - OAX500 - OAX600 - OAX700 OAX800 – OAX900 - PERGAMON OAX1000 Operating Manual...

  • Page 2: User Content Imprint & User Content

    MUSIC STORE professional GmbH Istanbulstraße 22-26 51103 Cologne Germany E-Mail: info@wersi.net Website: www.wersi.net All rights reserved. We reserve the right to make technical changes to the hardware and software of the OAX instruments without prior notice. We do not guarantee that all the properties described in this manual will be consistent with those of an OAX instrument currently delivered.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    User Content Imprint & User Content ........................ 2 Safety instructions ...................... 8 Legal notices....................... 9 First commissioning ....................10 Connections ......................... 10 General connections behind the cover flap ................... 10 Additional connections OAX500 - OAX600 ..................11 Additional connections OAX700 ..................... 11 Additional connections OAX800 –...
  • Page 4 Wheels for OAX1 - OAX500 - OAX600 - OAX700 - OAX800 – PERGAMON OAX1000 ....49 Wheels for OAX1000UP ......................... 49 Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ ............... 50 The WERSI OX7 ........................50 Main page OX7 ..........................50 Additional setting options ......................53 The WERSI VB3 ........................
  • Page 5 Silbermann Church Organ ....................75 Historical Information ........................75 Quickly select the Silbermann organ via the Total Presets ............76 How can you make music with the Silbermann organ? ..............77 5.9.3.1 Historical View 1 ........................79 5.9.3.2 Modern view 2 .......................... 80 5.9.3.3 Church acoustics ........................
  • Page 6 Imprint & User Content Settings ..........................130 Volume control in PROFI mode ................... 132 WERSIChord ........................133 Sound list .......................... 133 General notes on the sound list ....................133 Load sound onto a selector ......................134 Finding sounds ..........................135 Import of new sounds ........................
  • Page 7 10.2 Create your own mapping for the live drawbars ..............175 10.3 Delete or freeze Favorites ....................178 Freeze favorites ..........................178 Delete favorites for a button ......................179 10.4 Global mapping an favorite settings ................... 180 Direct select and mapping selection .................... 180 Delete all favorites ........................

  • Page 8: Safety Instructions

    Do not return the instrument to operation until it has been inspected by a qualified WERSI customer service technician. Never try to open the instrument yourself and make repairs or technical changes yourself.

  • Page 9: Legal Notices

    WERSI and released for use and are therefore not compatible with or not used for the operating system due to, for example, the current version of WINDOWS® programmed so-called "drivers"...

  • Page 10: First Commissioning

    First commissioning 3 First commissioning 3.1 Connections General connections behind the cover flap The connectors of the instrument can be found behind a flap on the back of the instrument. Use the two handles on the right and left sides of the back to open. There you will find the following connections: ...

  • Page 11: Additional Connections Oax500 - Oax600

    OAX600 – OAX700 – OAX800 – OAX900 - OAX1000  1 x symmetrical microphone input via 3-pole XLR recessed socket combined with 6.35 mm TRSjack. With the small button to the left of the microphone input, a 48 volt phantom power for special microphones can be switched on.

  • Page 12: Connect

    First commissioning 3.2 Connect Open the flap on the back and guide the supplied power cord through the provided opening on the left bottom (view from behind) of the SONIC top. Then connect the cable to the mains input on the back of the instrument.

  • Page 13: Switching On And Off

    Briefly press the Power On-Off tap button. The instrument now automatically starts its startup process. First, the WINDOWS® operating system is started and then the WERSI-OAX music system is automatically loaded. The boot process is finished when the control panel buttons stop flashing and either the simple EASY display or the "PROFI display"...

  • Page 14: Connections/Controls At The Front

    First commissioning 3.4 Connections/controls at the front Headphone To the left of the submanual is headphone output HEADPHONE. Connect your standard stereo headphones here. Stereo jack: 6.3 mm Recommended impedance: not too low, we recommend between 80 and 250 ohms. Once you have plugged in the headphones, the two AUDIO outputs are muted in the default setting.

  • Page 15: Dvd/Blu-Ray-Drive (Not Oax1)

    DVD/Blu-ray-Drive (not OAX1) The drive for playing audio CD is located on the left side of the panel aperture. It is a slot-in drive that automatically feeds the disks. Slide the CD/DVD approximately to 2/3 into the drive. After that, the disk is automatically retracted. By tapping the underlying push button, a previously inserted data carrier is automatically ejected again.

  • Page 16: Remote Control For Led-Light Control In Music Desk (Not Oax1)

    First commissioning 3.5 Remote control for LED-light control in music desk (not OAX1) Operating Manual...

  • Page 17: Overview Of The Control Panels

    4 Overview of the control panels  4.1 Tempo/Data Wheel and Transposer  Tempo / Data Wheel The wheel can be used to set the tempo of the styles and MIDI files. Transposer These buttons in the right control panel are used to control the transposer in halftone increments (-24 to +24).

  • Page 18: Select Sounds Via The Control Panel Buttons

    Overview of the control panels 4.2 Select sounds via the control panel buttons  The control panel's sound buttons allow you to conveniently select the desired sounds for the upper and lower manual and and pedals. For this purpose, the factory sounds were divided into 36 areas. ...
  • Page 19 As soon as you press one of the 36 sound buttons, the corresponding sounds appear on the display. For example sound button „Piano Acoustic“ If a sound button is occupied with more than 15 sounds, you can access additional sides with sounds with a simple right-to-left swipe over the display.

  • Page 20: Subcategories For Each Sound Button

    Overview of the control panels Subcategories for each sound button To make it easier for you to choose from the many sounds, each sound button has up to 8 additional subcategories. Here in our example with "Acoustic Piano" there are the following subgroups: Factory shows all sounds that are stored on this sound button.

  • Page 21: Own Mapping For Each Sound Button

    The sounds for which the footage can be changed using the drawbars or the display are located on the Drawbars Live button. Your OAX instrument now has the three organ models WERSI OX7, HAMMOND VB3 and FARFISA Compact. Each organ model has its own user interface. There you can adjust the drawbar sound according to your wishes.

  • Page 22: Switching Between The Different Organ Models

    Overview of the control panels Switching between the different organ models As soon as you have pressed the Drawbars Live control panel button, the mapping appears, on which you can select the desired organ sounds. Here you have the following options: In the factory setting, the Factory display button is selected.

  • Page 23: Your Favorites Of All Organ Types On The Mapping

    Or you press the Drawbars Live button several times. This displays all mappings one after the other. So 1/5 to 2/5 to 3/5..5/5 and then start again with 1/5. Remember that there must be more than one mapping page to do this. By selecting a sound, the sound is loaded onto the previously selected selector.

  • Page 24: Selecting Self-Saved Drawbar Sounds Via The Mapping

    Overview of the control panels Selecting self-saved drawbar sounds via the mapping If you have saved your own drawbar sounds, you will find them under the User display button. It is irrelevant from which organ model you have saved your own sounds.

  • Page 25: Select Total Presets

    4.4 Select Total Presets Directly to the left of the display are 10 buttons that allow you to select the total presets of a bank via the control panel. With the two bank buttons < (down) and > (up) you can switch back and forth between the banks.

  • Page 26: Oax800 - Oax900

    Overview of the control panels OAX800 – OAX900 Three buttons are available for switching on and off sounds on the upper manual, lower manual and bass pedal, 1 to 4 (upper), lower manual 1 to 4 (lower) and bass pedal 1 to 4. PERGAMON OAX1000 Four buttons are available for the operating solo manual 1 to 4 (solo), upper manual 1 to 4 (upper) and lower manual (lower) 1 to 4 for...

  • Page 27: Global Manual Controls

    4.6 Global Manual Controls In the Global Manual Controls section, you can set important functions for the manuals. Depending on the organ model, a different number of control panel buttons are available. Global Manual Controls for OAX1 - OAX500 - OAX600 - OAX700 LM-Hold on/off ->...

  • Page 28: Global Manual Controls For Oax800 - Oax900 - Oax1000

    Overview of the control panels Full Upper und Full Lower These two buttons can be used to set the area in which the currently selected selector should sound on the corresponding manual. You can easily enter the play area via the corresponding manual. Press first the deepest and then the highest button of the desired range.

  • Page 29: Preset Edit

    4.6.2.1 Preset Edit Sheets If a sheet of music has been saved in the currently selected Total Preset, the note display can be switched on and off with this button. Save The Save button starts the save operation for a total preset. For more information about saving Total Presets, see the chapter 9.1.3 “Save your own Total Presets”.
  • Page 30 Overview of the control panels Manual Calls the display to adjust manual selector functions. Sound Calls the display to adjust the sound selector functions. Operating Manual...
  • Page 31 Dynamic For the current selector, the interface is called to set the keyboard dynamics. See chapter 8.4.3. KeyRange Here you specify whether the sound should sound on the entire manual or only in a special area. See chapter 8.4. Octave Provides a way to set the octave position for the current selector.

  • Page 32: Description Of The General Global Manual Controls

    WERSIChord button. Note: With the OAX800, OAX900 and OAX1000 models you can open this interface directly via the WERSI Chord EDIT control panel button. Procedure:  Once the WERSIChord Settings interface is open, the selector for the WERSIChord is active. Now, as usual, you can select a sound from the control panel buttons.

  • Page 33: Fast Operation Reverb

    4.6.3.3 Fast operation Reverb Your instrument has extensive reverb, chorus and echo effects. For the areas of manuals, accompaniment and drums, two independent reverb devices, a chorus and an echo device are available. With the REVERBS, CHORUS and DELAY control panel buttons, you can quickly influence the overall volumes and the corresponding effect program.
  • Page 34 Overview of the control panels You can use the appropriate sliders to vary the volume of the reverb devices. With RESET, you reset the volume to the value stored in the Effects program. To change a reverb program, briefly tap the appropriate name field. Here in the example on "Reverb normal" for reverb 1 in the manuals section.

  • Page 35: Fast Operation Chorus

    4.6.3.4 Fast operation Chorus Once you have briefly tapped the Chorus button, the display will appear to set the Chorus effect. For the MANUALS, ACCOMPANIMENT and DRUM areas, you will find a controller with which you can adjust the output of the chorus effect device, also called RETURNS.

  • Page 36: Fast Operation Delay

    Overview of the control panels 4.6.3.5 Fast operation Delay As soon as you have briefly tapped the Delay button, the display will appear to set the Echo effect. For thee MANUALS, ACCOMPANIMENT and DRUMS areas, you will find a controller with which you can adjust the output of the Echo effect device, also called RETURNS.

  • Page 37: Accompaniments Styles

    4.7 Accompaniments Styles Here you can select the desired accompaniment, which can consist of a style, a MIDI-Sequence or Multimedia-File (WAVE/MP3). There are 14 control panel buttons available for selecting the styles in the instrument. The factory styles were divided into 12 music genres. An occupancy list can be found in Programming Manual SONIC.

  • Page 38: Subcategories For Each Accompaniment Button

    Overview of the control panels Note: If you press one of the ACC buttons several times, the banks are selected one after the other. So 1/4 to 2/4 to 3/4 to 4/4 and then start again with 1/4. The selection always remains in the current area FACTORY and USER (favorites, of course, too).

  • Page 39: Favorites For Each Accompaniment Button

    Favorites for each Accompaniment button Your OAX system remembers which style, MIDI-Sequence or Multimedia-Files you use most often. Up to 15 Accompaniments are stored per button under FAVORITES. In our following example, the Ballroom style button has used five styles so far. The most common style Beguine 1.

  • Page 40: Accompaniments Midi And Audio

    Overview of the control panels 4.8 Accompaniments MIDI and AUDIO Under MIDI and Audio, you can select your MIDI-Sequences or Multimedia-Files (Wave, MP3, WMA). As long as you have not loaded your own files, this display will remain empty. The buttons for MIDI and audio are located on the Models OAX1 - 500 - 600 and 700 to the right of the style buttons.

  • Page 41: Acc Controls Oax800 - Oax900 - Oax1000

    ACC Controls OAX800 - OAX900 - OAX1000 With LM-Hold, the sounds can be held the keys in the lower manual (left manual), i.e.: you can take your hand away and the sounds continue to sound. The sound switches off when lower hold is activated only when the automatic accompaniment is stopped or by (fast) two times tapping the start/stop button.

  • Page 42: Effect-Sounds

    Overview of the control panels 4.9 Effect-Sounds The OAX1, OAX500, OAX600 and OAX700 instruments are equipped with six effect sound buttons. The OAX800, OAX900 and PERGAMON OAX1000 instruments have 10 effect sound buttons. With the buttons you can trigger different sounds for special "gags" manually. Simply press all the buttons one at a time and let yourself be surprised by which sounds are on the buttons.

  • Page 43: User Panel Accompaniment Controls

    4.10 User panel Accompaniment Controls On the left side next to the upper manual you will find the "Accompaniment Controls" panel. Here you can operate your styles, start MIDI-Sequences and Multimedia-Files and switch the rotor function for the pull bars from slow to fast .
  • Page 44 Overview of the control panels Intro/Ending 1, 2 and 3  Each style includes up to 3 different intro's and 3 different endings. These can be musically designed differently – from simple single counters or final chords to complex and musically sophisticated melodies –...

  • Page 45: User Panel General Volume, Microphone And Light

    4.11 User panel General Volume, Microphone and Light OAX1 With the Keyboard OAX1, the general volume and microphone volume is adjusted via two drawbars. These are located on the far-left side of the drawbar board. General Here you can control the overall volume of your instrument. Micro If you have connected a microphone, you can adjust the volume here.

  • Page 46: Oax600 - Oax700

    Overview of the control panels OAX600 – OAX700 On the right side of the upper manual, you'll find the settings for the total volume and microphone volume, as well as the dimmer for the control panel lighting. Volume General Here you can control the overall volume of your instrument. ...

  • Page 47: Oax800Up - Oax1000Up

    OAX800UP - OAX1000UP On the left side next to the upper manual, you'll find the settings for the total volume and microphone volume, as well as the dimmers for the control panel and pedal lighting. Volume General Here you can control the overall volume of your instrument.

  • Page 48: Volume Of Sounds On Manuals For Oax1 - Oax500 - Oax600 - Oax700

    Overview of the control panels Volume of sounds on manuals for OAX1 - OAX500 - OAX600 - OAX700 In the Manual Volumes panel, you can control volumes of three sounds on the upper and lower manuals. The Pedal slider adjusts the volume of the first sound for the bass pedal. If you are working in PROFI mode, you can also adjust all manual thicknesses via a display mixing console.

  • Page 49: Volume Of Styles, Midi-Sequences And Multimedia-Files

    Volume of Styles, MIDI-Sequences and Multimedia-Files The Song slider controls the total volume of a style, a MIDI- Sequence, and also an Multimedia-File (Wave/MP3). If you use a style, the three additional volume controls also become active: With drums you control the volume of the drums. With bass the volume of the bass track.

  • Page 50: Live Organ - Live Accordion - Church Organ

    There is also the live accordion and the live Silbermann church organ. 5.1 The WERSI OX7 At the end of the 1990s, WERSI developed the OX7 drawer bar expander, which quickly found many lovers. Later, the hardware module was also transferred to the OpenArt system. For the new OpenArt-Xtended system, we have redesigned the OX7 module on a purely software basis.
  • Page 51 Drawbars Hammond H100 Wersi and Main -> Drawbars WERSI Digital Wersi and Variation -> Drawbars WERSI Analog Variable Drawbars and Percussion As soon as the organ operation has been selected, the current drawbar setting also appears under DRAWBARS. Keep in mind that they don't always have to match the "actual" drawbars on your organ. For example, if you have called a sound preset, the pull bars from that preset are displayed.
  • Page 52 The vibrato normally runs at fast speed. As a special feature, the OX7 can also switch the vibrato to Slow. The older analog and the first "semi-digital" WERSI organs had no rotor but a vibrato, which could also be set to slow.

  • Page 53: Additional Setting Options

    By pressing the Envelope button several times, you can change the envelope. Attack delays the use of sound. The sound is softly. With Release, the sound gets a longer ending. Delay and Sustain can also be active at the same time. Both LEDs then light up. Note 1: You can choose the length of the attack and release phase under OX7 settings.
  • Page 54 Information: With the older WERSI instruments such as SPECTRA, DELTA or HELIOS there was no rotor simulation, but the WERSI VOICE. In addition to the normal fast vibrato speed (Fast), there was also a slow speed (Slow) for vibrato. And as with a rotor, the WERSI VOICE (vibrato) could also be switched between slow and fast with a slow / fast control panel button.

  • Page 55: The Wersi Vb3

    5.2 The WERSI VB3 With the WERSI VB3 you play the sound of the old electromagnetic organs, as well as the organ models from the 1960 and 1970 years. Main page VB3 Variable Drawbars As soon as the organ operation has been called, the current train bar setting also appears.
  • Page 56 Note: As with an old electromagnetic organ, the 1" drawbar can no longer be heard when the percussion is switched on. Organ Type The WERSI VB3 drawbar system has three different types of organs: ToneWheel: This is the typical sound of an electromagnetic organ Italian Transistor: Sound of an Italian transistor organ from the 1970s.
  • Page 57 HumLevel The old electromagnetic organs generated a background noise of hum and noise. Such a sound does not fit permanently with a modern musical instrument. Therefore, you can adjust the noise in four levels in the volume or switch it off completely (Off). Click Set the volume of the KeyClick.

  • Page 58: Vb3 Rotor-Settings

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ VB3 Rotor-Settings By sliding to the left (arrow to the right) you can reach further settings for the VB3. Here you can adjust the rotor cabinet according to your wishes. The following settings are available: Treble Horn Slow: Here you set the speed of the high-pitched horn for the position Slow.
  • Page 59 Microphone The sound of a rotor cabinet is essentially determined by the acceptance by microphones. The following settings are available: Distance: The Distance setting determines the distance at which the microphones are positioned. The higher the value, the closer the microphones are to the rotor cabinet. Balance: This setting adjusts the balance between the microphones for the high horn and the microphones for the bass drum.

  • Page 60: Legendary Farfisa Compact Organ

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ 5.3 Legendary FARFISA Compact Organ The first portable organ from Italian manufacturer FARFISA was the Compact series, released in 1964. The red compact combo organ was the star of the line and was used in many bands. Main page of the FARFISA Compact If you would like to open the main page of the FARFISA Compact from the professional display, register a sound from the Farfisa on a selector and keep this selector pressed for one second.

  • Page 61: Advanced Settings For The Farfisa Compact

    At the top left there are the effects Vibrato and Hall (Reverb) The vibrato can be turned on or off. Furthermore, the vibrato speed can be adjusted between fast (FAST) and slow (SLOW), as well as the intensity between little (LIGHT) and strong (HEAVY). The Reverb can be switched on or off and adjusted in intensity between medium (MED) and long (LONG).
  • Page 62 Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ Volume Switch Noise Some rocker switches of the FARFISA Compact produce a slight crackling noise when used. You can set this noise to quiet or loud or switch it off completely. Effects The effects can be switched on and off using the five large display buttons.

  • Page 63: Standard Controller Of The Farfisa Organ

    Standard controller of the FARFISA organ As you are used to from all other sounds, double-click to open the selector controller. Due to the FARFISA's own effects page, there are no further options available under standard and sound controllers. The volume and the value for the pan are stored in the total preset. OAX-System...

  • Page 64: Your Favorites Of All Organ Types On The Mapping

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ 5.4 Your favorites of all organ types on the mapping Your instrument remembers which organ sounds you use most often. Up to 15 sounds are saved under favorites. In our example, six sounds have been used by the "Drawbars Live"...

  • Page 65: Saving Your Own Drawbar Settings

    5.5 Saving your own drawbar settings Saving your own drawbar sounds If you have found a favorite setting for one of the organ types, you can save it in a new sound. 1. To do this, press the SAVE display button. 2.

  • Page 66: Selecting Live Drawbar Sounds Via The Sound List

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ Selecting Live Drawbar sounds via the sound list Use the Sounds display button to call up the list of OAX sounds. Nothing changed about that. The former 12 main groups have been expanded with the main group Live Organ. As soon as you press the main group Live Organ, the display jumps to the special sound list for the live drawbars.

  • Page 67: Live Organ Or Mini Organ In Profi Display

    5.6 Live Organ or Mini Organ in Profi Display Jede der Live Orgeln verfügt über die große Live Orgel Oberfläche und auch über eine kleine Mini Oberfläche. Beide können Sie bei Bedarf im Hauptdisplay einblenden. Diese Auswahl können Sie in einem Total Preset speichern.

  • Page 68: Show Live Organ

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ Show Live organ The respective large display of the live organs can also be saved in the total presets. Activate "Show live organ" and then save the total preset. The next time you select this total preset, the large display of the respective live organ opens automatically. Factory presets as a demonstration Ten total presets have been saved in the factory to show you the possibilities.

  • Page 69: The Live Controls Ox7 And Vb3

    5.7 The Live Controls OX7 and VB3 The Live Controls OAX1 - OAX500 - OAX600 - OAX700 The Live Controls affect the currently selected organ type. Overdrive = Adds a distortion effect to the drawbar sound (only for VB3). In the former electromechanical instruments, this sound was created by the soft tube overload of a connected rotor cabinet.

  • Page 70: The Live Controls Oax800 - Oax900 - Oax1000

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ The Live Controls OAX800 – OAX900 - OAX1000 The Live Controls affect the currently selected organ type. Attack = Attack delays the beginning of sound. The sound is starting softly (only for OX7).

  • Page 71: Accordion Live Operation

    5.8 Accordion LIVE operation The Accordions Live panel button transforms your instrument into a "real" accordion. As with an original accordion, you can switch the different registers via rocker buttons. Even the typical switching noise between the registers is audible. ...
  • Page 72 Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ Register 4‘ + 8‘ + Register 16‘ + 8‘ + 4‘ Cassotto 8` Register 8‘ + Cassotto Register 16‘ + 8‘ Register Cassotto 8` Register 16‘ + 4‘ Register 8‘ Register 16‘ ...
  • Page 73 Morino Celeste Register 8‘ + 8‘right Morino Oboe Register 8‘ + 4‘ Morino Clarin Register 8‘ Morino Jazz Special Register 16‘ + 4‘  Register 16‘ Alpina Bassoon Register 16‘ + 8‘ Alpina Bandon Register 16‘ + 8‘ + 8’left Alpina Master + 8‘right Register 8‘...
  • Page 74 Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ  The three musette accordions sound identical in the registers 16', 8' and 4'. The differences result from the right floating 8' register. The 3 versions Musette, 2Voix and 3Voix are available here, where the hovering is getting bigger and bigger. Register 8‘...

  • Page 75: Silbermann Church Organ

    5.9 Silbermann Church Organ Historical Information Since 1742 it has been playing in the church of the German city of Zöblitz: the organ of the great Freiberg master Gottfried Silbermann (1683 -1753). It is one of his medium-sized organs. The registers are divided between the two manuals MANUAL (lower manual) and OBERWERK (upper manual) and the pedal.

  • Page 76: Quickly Select The Silbermann Organ Via The Total Presets

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ Quickly select the Silbermann organ via the Total Presets In the factory area there are ten total presets in which different sound settings are stored. Go to the "Silbermann" bank within the factory total presets and you will see the ten saved registrations. The Silbermann organ is registered directly on the upper and lower manual 731 Silbermann View 1 and the pedal.

  • Page 77: How Can You Make Music With The Silbermann Organ

    How can you make music with the Silbermann organ? First of all there is the Silbermann mode. The upper and lower manual as well as the pedal are directly coupled to the corresponding manuals of the Silbermann organ. No other sounds can be added to the manuals.
  • Page 78 Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ View 1: This shows the original historical console of the Silbermann organ View 2: A more modern representation of the registers You can also call up the two views directly using the total preset 731 "Silbermann View 1" and 732 "Silbermann View 2".

  • Page 79: Historical View 1

    5.9.3.1 Historical View 1 The register buttons for the areas Manual and Oberwerk as well as the pedal are arranged according to the scheme that the builder Gottfried Silbermann defined in 1742. The registers for the MANUAL, i.e. the lower manual, are marked with the letter M. As here in the example PRINCIPAL M.

  • Page 80: Modern View 2

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ 5.9.3.2 Modern view 2 In view 2, the manuals are distributed from top to bottom. So the upper manual (OBERWERK), then the lower manual (MANUAL) and then the pedal. On view 2 there are three additional coupling functions. In the OBERWERK area: Couples the lower manual (MANUAL) to the upper manual (OBERWERK).

  • Page 81: Register The Manuals On Your Organ

    Register the manuals on your organ Of course, you can also assign the three areas of the Silbermann organ to the manuals individually. You will find the three sounds Silbermann Oberwerk (upper manual), Silbermann Manual (lower manual) and Silbermann Pedal on the church sound button on page 4/5. So you can e.g.

  • Page 82: Possibilities Of The Standard And Sound Controller

    Live organ – Live Accordion – Church Organ Possibilities of the standard and sound controller As usual with other sounds, the Silbermann Organ also has the standard controllers Reverb 1 and 2, Chorus, Echo, Attack and Release. It is noticeable that Reverb 1 and 2 are regulated to zero, even though the Silbermann Organ contains a Reverb.

  • Page 83: Save Registrations In A Total Preset

    Save registrations in a Total Preset You can save the desired registration, i.e. which registers are drawn, in a Total Preset as normal. If you also save one of the two views 1 and 2 in the Total Preset, the special Silbermann appears on the display when you select the Total Preset.

  • Page 84: The Simple Easy Display Or The Profi Display

    The simple EASY display or the PROFI display 6 The simple EASY display or the PROFI display Your instrument offers you the two different operating modes EASY (simple) and PROFI. The EASY-Mode is aimed at all beginners who want to play mainly with the instrument. In addition, three sounds are available in the upper manual, three sounds in the lower manual, one sound in the pedal and, of course, all existing styles.

  • Page 85: The Easy-Display

    7 The EASY-Display As already written, the EASY mode is aimed first of all at beginners, who can cope with three sounds in the upper manual, three sounds in the lower manual and one sound in the pedal and a somewhat reduced operation.

  • Page 86: Overview Upper, Lower And Pedal

    The EASY-Display 7.1 Overview upper, lower and pedal In the Upper, Lower Manual, and Pedal areas, the sounds for the corresponding areas are displayed. Since these buttons also assign (select) the sounds, we also call these buttons selectors. IMPORTANT: The selector, which is currently being selected, decides in which area the timbre can be changed.

  • Page 87: The Easy Manual Controller

    7.2 The EASY Manual Controller The EASY Manual Controller allows you to make special settings for each selector, such as Reverb or Echo, or, for example, to turn the dynamics on or off for the active selector. By double-clicking on the desired selector (upper and lower manual 1 to 3 and pedal) the display "EASY Manual Controller"...
  • Page 88 The EASY-Display Keyboard range Here you specify whether the sound should play on the entire manual or only in a special area. Press "Keyboard Range" once and the display keyboard for the upper or lower manual will appear. You can easily enter the keyboard range via the corresponding manual. Press first the deepest and then the highest button of the desired range.
  • Page 89 "From sound" or "from slider" Each sound stored in your instrument has individual presets for the effects. These presets are always active when you have placed the sound "fresh" on the selector. Therefore, the "From Sound" setting is activated. As soon as you move one of the sliders, the setting jumps to "From slider" and you have changed the factory setting.

  • Page 90: The Accompaniment In The Easy Mode

    The EASY-Display 7.3 The accompaniment in the EASY Mode Styles Settings Once you have selected a style, the important necessary information will appear in the ACC area. The MIXER display button takes you to the style settings. 7.3.1.1 Chord recognition Area of chord recognition Here you can set the keyboard area in which chord recognition for the styles works:...
  • Page 91 + a white key left), minor (fundamental note + a black key left), minor-septime (fundamental note + a white + a black key left) are recognized. WERSI Single Finger: A simple (and musically more meaningful) control of the automatic accompaniment, which is matched by entering up to three matching chord notes.

  • Page 92: Style Volumes

    The EASY-Display 7.3.1.2 Style Volumes SONG-Fader (Red) The SONG slider adjusts the volume of the entire accompaniment. This slider is identical to the SONG drawbar in the "Accompaniment Volumes" area. Group Fader (Brown) The faders DRUMS and ACC (brown) are group controllers and control both drum tracks and all ACC tracks.

  • Page 93: Settings For Midi Sequences

    Settings for MIDI sequences If the selected MIDI sequence has a karaoke text or harmony information, the KARAOKE button will also appear. This allows you to open the karaoke window. See chapter 8.5.2.1 „Settings Karaoke“. Once you have selected a MIDI sequence, you can use the MIXER display button to influence the volume of the sequence.
  • Page 94 The EASY-Display Here the track volumes of the up to 16 channels can be set. Note: The MIDI sequence itself is not changed. Only the volume of the sequence will be charged with the original value. Solo and Mute Each track still has the FUNCTIONS SOLO and MUTE (silent). Reset Volumes If this function is switched on, when selecting a new midi sequence, all volumes are set to 80% (Standard).

  • Page 95: Play Styles, Midi-Sequences Or Multimedia-Files Directly From The Usb Stick

    7.4 Play Styles, MIDI-Sequences or Multimedia-Files directly from the USB stick Styles, MIDI-Sequences and AUDIO files can be played directly from a USB stick without loading the files. Depending on the type you want to play from the USB stick, press any Style button, or the MIDI or AUDIO button, and activate HOLD to freeze the display.

  • Page 96: Import Styles From Usb Stick

    The EASY-Display 7.5 Import styles from USB stick You can easily load one or more styles from a USB stick firmly into the instrument. 1. To do this, activate the USB stick as described under 7.4 „Play Styles, MIDI-Sequences or Multimedia- Files directly from the USB stick“.

  • Page 97: Import Midi-Sequences Or Multimedia-Files From The Usb Stick

    9. With the activation of the function Set all Styles to the next style button, all previously unassigned styles are placed on the style button, which is pressed next. This is useful if you have only selected POP styles to load and want to place them all on the POP panel button. a.

  • Page 98: The Profi-Display

    The PROFI-Display 8 The PROFI-Display The PROFI Mode offers the possibility to distribute up to a total of 16 sounds on the manuals and significantly extended adjustment options. The Total Presets range is identical to EASY mode. Illustration: Professional display of the Keyboard OAX1 Illustration: PROFI display of instruments OAX500 - OAX600 - OAX700 –...
  • Page 99 Illustration: Professional display of the PERGAMON OAX1000 Sounds for pedals The selector area for the foot pedal can be seen as a smaller display button. The display for the pedal selectors can be “expanded” and later "collapsed" again via the Pedal display button.

  • Page 100: Easy Split Point For The Lower Manual (Two-Manual Models)

    The PROFI-Display 8.1 Easy split point for the lower manual (two-manual models) The OAX system offers the possibility of assigning an individual area to the individual selectors on the corresponding manual. However, it can also make sense to divide the lower manual into a left and right area in just two steps.

  • Page 101: Set Easy Split

    Set Easy Split 1. Choose a total preset that you want to expand with a lower manual Easy Split. The split display button is set to Split: Off. 2. Now press the display button Split: Off and the display keyboard opens. . 3.
  • Page 102 The PROFI-Display Easy split point on/off You can easily switch the Easy-Split off and on again using the Display Split: Change easy split point afterwards To change a split point that has already been entered, press and hold the display button Split: for one second. The onscreen keyboard opens and you can enter a new split point.

  • Page 103: Keyboard Split Point Only For Oax1 Keyboard

    8.2 Keyboard split point only for OAX1 keyboard This keyboard split point divides the manual into a left and right half of the manual, which is then interpreted as a top and lower manual. Changing keyboard split point Press once on the surface "Split: .." and the display keyboard for the complete keyboard will appear.

  • Page 104: Up To 16 Sounds In Profi Mode

    The PROFI-Display 8.3 Up to 16 sounds in PROFI mode The starting point for playing in PROFI mode is the sound selector mapping. If each manual is covered with one sound. 12 more sounds are to be mapped on the manuals. The upper or lower manual can be assigned a maximum of 12 selectors.
  • Page 105 Remove a selector from an area Just as you have drawn a selector onto a manual, you can also push an unnecessary selector back into the SOUND POOL. Subsequent selectors move forward on the corresponding manual by one place and the number of selectors still to be distributed in the SOUND POOL has increased again by 1.
  • Page 106 The PROFI-Display Duplicate a selector It is also possible to duplicate a selector. It doesn't matter if you want to make a copy on the same manual or on one of the other manuals. Example 1: You want to play the Big Band Brass Soft from the lower manual in the upper manual. To do this, press the selector with TWO FINGER and slide it onto the upper manual.
  • Page 107 Example 2: You want to duplicate the Classical Full Strings in the lower manual, and then increase the second strings by one octave. Result: The sound Classical Full Strings was duplicated on the lower manual. OAX-System...

  • Page 108: Profi Manual Controls

    The PROFI-Display 8.4 Profi Manual Controls The PROFI Manual Controller allows you to make special settings for each selector, such as reverb or echo, or to influence the sound of the selector, for example. The changed values are stored in the Total Preset. By double-clicking on the desired selector, the display "PROFI Manual Controller"...
  • Page 109 Solo function for selectors If you use many sounds at the same time on a manual, you can switch a desired sound to SOLO on the "Profi Manual Controller" page. With the SOLO function you can specifically filter out one sound and make your settings such as reverb, octave position or the tone controls in peace.
  • Page 110 The PROFI-Display The following settings are available: This display button allows you to access the Easy Sound Edit, which allows you to change sounds. For a detailed description of this, see the Programming Manual SONIC in the chapter "Edit Sound". Octave = Setting the octave position in the range of +/- 2 octaves.

  • Page 111: The Standard Controls

    The Standard Controls The standard controls are identical to each sound. Volume Here the corresponding volume for the manual is displayed. Depending on the organ type, the first selectors can be controlled via drawbars on the left control panel. Panorama, Reverb 1 and 2, Chorus and Echo The Panorama knob can be used to adjust the position of the sound in the stereo image.

  • Page 112: The Sound Controls

    The PROFI-Display The Sound Controls For each sound, six sound controls have been saved, which you can use to influence a sound. Which functions are adjustable with it are specified by the selected sound. In the following example, the following settings are available for the sound "String Organ 1": Bass ->...

  • Page 113: Dynamic, Expression Pedal, Volume, And Modulation Curves

    Dynamic, expression pedal, volume, and modulation curves For the selected selector, you can turn the keyboard dynamics, the function of the expression pedal, the volume control and the modulation wheel on or off with the appropriate buttons. You can also adjust the behavior of the keyboard dynamics, the threshold curve, the volume control and the modulation wheel.
  • Page 114 The PROFI-Display Display buttons Dynamics (for the other curves appears here: Threshold On, Volume On, Modulation On) Here, the current curve is switched on or off. Set for all manuals With this function, the selected curve preset is transferred to all selectors. Before the setting is transferred to the other selectors, a confirmation query appears, which you must confirm with YES.

  • Page 115: Select Dynamic, Expression Pedal, Volume, Or Modulation Preset

    8.4.3.1 Select dynamic, expression pedal, volume, or modulation preset Several variations of curves are already stored in the PRESETS area. You can create and save your own. See chapter 8.4.3.2 „Recreate dynamic, expression pedal, volume, and modulation curves“. Here is a description of the supplied factory curves: Name Created for Description...

  • Page 116: Recreate Dynamic, Expression Pedal, Volume, And Modulation Curves

    The PROFI-Display 8.4.3.2 Recreate dynamic, expression pedal, volume, and modulation curves Tip: Before you create your own curve and save it as a preset, you should first select a preset that comes closest to your wishes. The curve types Your OAX instrument gives you some typical curves. These include: Name Description Linear...
  • Page 117 Draw your own curve on the display You can now "draw" your own curve via the Touch Display. Depending on the curve type, multiple invisible points are available to adjust the curve. Restrict areas of effect Under the curve, you can use two sliders to adjust the range of action of the curve. These are in normal state to 0 to 127.

  • Page 118: Save Your Own Newly-Changed Curve

    The PROFI-Display 8.4.3.3 Save your own newly-changed curve After you create your own curve, you can save it to the USER area for permanent use. Simply press the SAVE display button below the preset list. In this example, press New Piano Curve to adjust the name of the preset. Select a storage space and confirm with SAVE.

  • Page 119: Special Settings For The Live Organ Models

    Special Settings for the Live Organ Models As soon as a live organ sound has been registered on a selector, you will see two further setting options here. These two setting options are saved in a total preset. Show Mini Organ Each live organ has a small mini display that you can show on the main display.

  • Page 120: Profi Acc-Controls

    The PROFI-Display 8.5 Profi ACC-Controls We distinguish between different interfaces for styles, MIDI-Sequences and Multimedia-Files. Styles Settings With the PROFI ACC-Controls you can set everything around the different types of accompaniments. By pressing the display of the currently selected style (like here 16 Beat 1), the Accompaniment list opens. On the professional display, the ACC tracks drums, bass and ACC1 to 5 can be switched on or off while playing.

  • Page 121: Range Of Chord Recognition

    Use the MIXER display button to open the ACC controls. The values changed there are stored in a total preset if you also save the Accompaniment data in the corresponding Total Preset. Note: You can use the STYLE EDIT display button to make changes to the style and then save the style again.

  • Page 122: Chord Recognition

    A very simple (but limited) control of the automatic accompaniment, which, despite its simplicity, adheres to musical specifications by using only sounds contained in the chord (comparable to the single finger WERSI mode – here only fewer possibilities / variants).

  • Page 123: Style Volumes

    8.5.1.3 Style Volumes SONG-Fader (Red) The SONG slider adjusts the volume of the entire accompaniment. This slider is identical to the SONG drawbar in the "Accompaniment Volumes" area. Group Fader (Brown) The faders DRUMS and ACC (brown) are group controllers and control both drum tracks and all ACC tracks.

  • Page 124: More Acc Settings (Styles And Midi-Sequences)

    The PROFI-Display 8.5.1.4 More ACC Settings (Styles and MIDI-Sequences) You can access other important settings via the Style Settings display area. Auto Break: If you switch between the four variations, the corresponding fill does not play, but either Break 1 or Break 2. When changing to a higher variation, Break 2 plays and when changing to a lower variation, Break 1 is played.
  • Page 125 Style: the style determines whether the break starts as fill or break. Break: the break always starts on the next 1. This was the case with the older WERSI instruments in the past. Fill: the break starts as fill. So to the next quarter of the bar.

  • Page 126: Settings For Midi-Sequences

    The PROFI-Display Settings for MIDI-Sequences If the selected MIDI-Sequence has a karaoke text or harmony information, the KARAOKE button will also appear. This allows you to open the karaoke window. See chapter 8.5.2.1 „Settings Karaoke“. By pressing the display of the currently selected MIDI-Sequence (like here Synthe Medley), the Accompaniment list opens.
  • Page 127 ACC Settings Here you can make settings for how the expression pedal affects the MIDI-Sequence. See the chapter 8.5.1.4 „More ACC Settings“. Edit sequence Here you load directly into the area “Edit MIDI-Sequences”. There you can change and save the volume of the tracks, the sounds and many other parameters.

  • Page 128: Settings Karaoke

    If you own an iPad or Android tablet, you can also place the karaoke window on your tablet with the XDisplay add-on program (chargeable) and a USB cable corresponding to the tablet. If you have any questions, please contact your WERSI partner. Karaoke Settings The SETTINGS button allows you to customize the display of texts to your liking.

  • Page 129: Settings For Multimedia-Files

    Settings for Multimedia-Files With a Multimedia-File, no further settings are possible apart from the possible USER-STS preset. OAX-System...

  • Page 130: Settings

    The PROFI-Display 8.6 Settings The display button "Settings" is located at the top right between the date / time and the sound pool. This gives you access to further setting options that are described in theis operating instructions or in the programming instructions. There are three display pages that you can select by swiping or using the arrow buttons.
  • Page 131 Page 2 from 3 Under the "Global Settings" you can change some standard parameters. You will find information on this in the programming instructions. Save your data on the internal hard drive or a USB stick. You will find information on this in the programming instructions. Here you can read the operating and programming instructions as well as the data list directly on the display.

  • Page 132: Volume Control In Profi Mode

    The PROFI-Display 8.7 Volume control in PROFI mode OAX1-OAX500-OAX600-OAX700: The first three sounds in the upper and lower manual as well as the first sound on the pedal can be adjusted via the volume drawbars. OAX800 – OAX900: In the Manual Volumes section, you can control the volume of four sounds on upper and lower manual, two sounds on the pedal and WersiChord.

  • Page 133: Wersichord

    8.8 WERSIChord The WERSIChord button is identical to the WERSIChord panel button. See the chapter 4.6.3.1 WERSIChord. 8.9 Sound list Use the display button Sounds to access the list of OAX sounds. This gives you an overview of all the sounds that are in your instrument. Note: A selector is always selected on the upper or lower manual or pedal in the main display.

  • Page 134: Load Sound Onto A Selector

    The PROFI-Display Extended sound list for the live organ models As soon as you press the Live Organ main group, the display jumps to the special sound list for the Live Organ models. Select the desired organ model on the left-hand side. You can return to the normal list of sounds with the display button Sound List.

  • Page 135: Finding Sounds

    Finding sounds You can use the Search, Quick Search and Filter functions to find the desired sound. Two important notes: - To make the alphabetical search work correctly, please sort the list alphabetically. - If you want to browse the complete list, select ALL under Main Groups beforehand. Search Press SEARCH and enter the first few letters of the sound you are looking for.

  • Page 136: Import Of New Sounds

    The PROFI-Display Import of new sounds With the ability to import up to 512 sounds into your OAX instrument, you can use the OAS (*.sts) and AKAI (*. P) formats. Thus, the AKAI sounds and the sounds released for the OAS system can be transferred to the OAX system.

  • Page 137: Accompaniment List

    8.10 Accompaniment List Under ACCOMPANIMENT you can manage all accompaniments such as Styles, MIDI- Sequences and Multimedia-Files (MP3, WAV ...). You can see all the factory styles there and can load, delete, export or rename your own styles, MIDI-Sequences or Multimedia-Files. To sort the list alphabetisch, press Accompaniment in the list heading.

  • Page 138: The Subgroups

    The PROFI-Display The subgroups You already know the subgroups from the style buttons. Here the main group is further finely subdivided. For each main group, the expansion and user subgroups are located. Exp. = shows all styles added to the instrument in the corresponding main group through an expansion package.

  • Page 139: The List Of Accompaniments

    Convert: The CONVERT button can only be seen if one of the Style Converter packages have unlocked. Here, styles from different manufacturers can be loaded to the OAX system. You get information on this, about your WERSI partner or at www.wersi.net. Important note for converting styles With these paid extensions, the manufacturer's styles can be converted to the OAX format.

  • Page 140: Find Styles, Midi-Sequences Or Multimedia-Files

    The PROFI-Display Find Styles, MIDI-Sequences or Multimedia-Files You can use the Search, Quick Search and Filter functions to find the style you want, or a MIDI-Sequence or Multimedia-File. Two important notes: - To make the alphabetical search work correctly, please sort the list alphabetically. - If you want to browse the complete list, select ALL under Main Groups beforehand.

  • Page 141: Importing Your Own Accompaniments

    Press the IMPORT button and the file manager will open. Under SOURCE, first decide from which media (My WERSI, DVD drive, or USB stick) you want to load the file. a. My WERSI -> This folder is located on the WINDOWS desktop folder of your instrument b.
  • Page 142 The PROFI-Display Now the first free space of the ACC list appears. Accept it or select a different storage space. Confirm with SAVE. For MIDI-Sequences and Multimedia-Files, the files are invited directly and the loading process is complete. If you have selected Styles, the following display will appear: 10.

  • Page 143: Sort Your Own Accompaniments

    Note on the desktop folder "My WERSI": Only the desktop folder "My WERSI" is available for import and export on your instrument. No more directories/folders can be selected on the internal hard drive.
  • Page 144 The PROFI-Display Assign styles, MIDI-Sequences or Multimedia-Files to the subgroups Within each list, select which file you want to associate. Select Select Mark if you want to map multiple files at the same time. Now, for subgroup, press Subgroup Assign. The display switch switches to Assign Active Now press the desired subgroup.

  • Page 145: Assign Your Own Styles To The 12 Style Groups Or Change The Existing Assignment

    Select Select Mark if you want to export multiple files at the same time. Now press the Display button Export. The file manager appears. In the Target area, you now choose between: MY WERSI on the internal hard drive USB Stick/Hard Drive In the list, select the folder you want.

  • Page 146: Effects

    The PROFI-Display 8.11 Effects The SONIC has four SEND effects Reverb 1, Reverb 2, Chorus and Echo, and that each for the areas manuals, accompaniment (styles/sequences) and drums. In the AREA of EFFECTS, you have enough adjustment options to find your optimal sound.

  • Page 147: Set An Effect Preset As Default Or Global

    Set an effect preset as default or global Set an effect preset as a "default preset" In the selected manuals, accompaniment or drums area, you can set an effect preset as your default preset. Whenever you use a Factory Total Preset, the Total Preset automatically selects this default effect preset. Set an effect preset as a Global Preset You've probably noticed the "Set as Global"...

  • Page 148: Set And Save Your Own Effects Presets

    The PROFI-Display Set and save your own effects presets Be creative and save your own effects program. This chapter will show you which parameters are available to you 8.11.3.1, 8.11.3.2 and 8.11.3.3. After you find your desired setting, you need to save the new effect program. Press the display button "SAVE".

  • Page 149: The Reverb 1 And Reverb 2 Programs

    8.11.3.1 The Reverb 1 and Reverb 2 programs The Reverb effect creates a spatial sound. You can set up the room from a small basement room to a large church. There are 14 preset Reverb programs available. You can set and save more yourself. Here the volume of the reverberation part is set.

  • Page 150: The Chorus

    The PROFI-Display 8.11.3.2 The Chorus The chorus effect causes a "floating" sound effect and is used with preference for stage piano sounds. There are 3 different chorus presets available. You can set and save more yourself. Here the volume of the chorus part is set. The identical setting can also be found in the quick operation of the effects in the chapter 4.6.3.3 “Fast operation”.

  • Page 151: The Delay

    8.11.3.3 The delay The Echo effect causes a "phrase repetition", which is popular with guitar sounds. There are 7 different Echo programs available, which you can use in the three areas manuals, accompaniment and drums. You can set and save more yourself. Here the volume of the echo is set.

  • Page 152: Cd-Player (Not Oax1)

    The PROFI-Display 8.12 CD-Player (not OAX1) You can play “normal” music CDs on the CD player. Start the CD player from the CD-PLAYER display area. Press the display button CD-PLAYER Your SONIC is equipped with an automatic CD slot. Slide the music CD into the bay and from one point on, the CD will be fed automatically.

  • Page 153: Audio Recorder

    8.13 Audio Recorder With this feature you can easily save your music as a digital recording. 1. Select the appropriate Total Preset and set an optimal volume. 2. Press the "Audio-Record" display buttons and the following display will appears: By the way, the display can bepositioned anywhere in the display. 3.
  • Page 154 The PROFI-Display After a recording, the display surfaces (back), (stop) and (start) are now also active. After recording, you have two options: a. If you do not want to save the recording, press Discard, and then start a new recording. b.

  • Page 155: Select And Save Total Presets

    9 Select and save TOTAL PRESETS 9.1 Overview Total Presets In the upper display area you will receive information about which Total Preset is currently selected. This area is identical in THE EASY and PROFI MODE. In this example, the Total Preset number 30 from the Bank Strings is selected with the name SONIC Orchestra.
  • Page 156 Select and save TOTAL PRESETS In the large display area on the right you can always see the 10 total presets of the selected bank, which you can select directly with a tap of the finger. Tip: You can also "wipe" between the banks with the wiping technique. If you are in the range of your own User Total Presets, you can use EDIT to call the following sections: Change Preset Name ->...

  • Page 157: Select Total Presets Via List

    Select Total Presets via List Once you have tapped the number display area, the numerical selection of the Total Presets will appear. You can use the wiping technique to scroll the list. The list can be sorted according to the three criteria "Number", "Presetname" and "Presetbank". To do this, press the corresponding labels directly above the list.

  • Page 158: Save Your Own Total Presets

    Select and save TOTAL PRESETS Save your own Total Presets After you have filled all the manuals with sounds according to your wishes and tuned everything, you can save your settings in a Total Preset or in the Music Archive. Press the SAVE display button or the SAVE panel button on the OAX800, OAX900 and OAX1000 models and the memory options will appear.
  • Page 159 The Total Preset is finally saved by pressing an empty space within a bank or overwriting an existing preset. you can also cancel the save operation with BACK OAX-System...
  • Page 160 Select and save TOTAL PRESETS What options do you have when saving a Total Preset? What happens if this option is saved What happens if this option is not Option with. selected. When you select this total preset, the Saves all selectors with their sounds and complete selectors on all manuals of the Sounds settings on all manuals.

  • Page 161: Save Sheets In Total Preset

    If you own an iPad or Android tablet, you can also place the karaoke window on your tablet with the XDisplay add-on program (chargeable) and a USB cable corresponding to the tablet. If you have any questions, please contact your WERSI partner. Three sections can be selected for a song.
  • Page 162 Select and save TOTAL PRESETS Information: A short information text can be stored here. If the sheets, text or info buttons are gray, no data is stored. Test the new function with the new demo factory presets 131 to 140. You can also integrate your own sheets.

  • Page 163: Total Preset Live-Settings

    Total Preset Live-Settings Under the term Total Preset Live Settings, there are three functions that can make it easier for you to work with Total Presets. ATTENTION: As the label says, these are live settings that need to be reactivated after powering off. The "Total Preset Live Settings"...

  • Page 164: The Music Archive

    Select and save TOTAL PRESETS 9.2 The Music Archive The Music Archive is a list of total presets in which the correct sounds are stored on the manuals and the style at the right tempo for a given title. The list is divided into the areas WORLD with 600 titles and German with 300 titles (as of version May 2019). In the OWN section, you can even add your own favorite songs to the music archive.

  • Page 165: Choosing A Title

    If you have closed the Music Archive with the Back display button, you are back in "normal" mode and the last used title of the music archive remains called. Important information: In each title, the lower manual is split and from C4 it is covered with a suitable sound.

  • Page 166: Find Specific Titles

    Select and save TOTAL PRESETS You can sort the list in the SONG TITLE, STYLE, Tempo, and Beat ranges from A to Z, or from lowest to highest tempo. To do this, select the area you want. The TITLE section is selected directly after you have opened the Music Archive.
  • Page 167 Here you have the "only" the initial letters available. For example, you can jump to the first song with the initial letter S very fast. Filter You can use the Filter function to search for different words in the list. Press Filter and the keyboard will appear.

  • Page 168: Creating Favorites

    Select and save TOTAL PRESETS Creating favorites Make your songs a favorite. The areas FAV1 and 2 are available. So you can combine the songs you like to play into two separate lists. Go through the list and mark the desired entries with Fav 1 or Fav 2. To do this, select the desired entry with a touch of a button.

  • Page 169: Add Your Own Songs To The Music Archive

    Add your own songs to the music archive Storing your own songs in the music archive is very easy. The music archive must be closed and you are in the area of Total Presets. 1. As you are used to when saving Total Presets, assemble all the sounds for the song and choose the right style at the right tempo.

  • Page 170: Edit Your Own Total Presets In The Music Archive

    Select and save TOTAL PRESETS Edit your own Total Presets in the Music Archive. Your own entries in the Music Archive can be renamed or deleted. If the User section is selected, the own Total Presets stored in the Music Archive appear and under the list the display buttons Edit.

  • Page 171: Changing Mapping For Sounds And Accompaniment

    10 Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment 10.1 Create or edit your own mapping In the two areas of Sounds and Accompaniment, you can create your own mapping for each panel button. The own mapping can consist of up to 15 levels with 15 sounds each. Sounds and styles from the factory area and of course your own sounds, styles as well as MIDI-Sequences and Multimedia-Files can be transferred to your own mapping.

  • Page 172: Map A Sound Or Accompaniment

    Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment Map a Sound or Accompaniment Press the desired display button on which you want to map the sound/acc. Press the DISPLAY button MAPPEN and the sound list will open. When you edit the ACC mapping, the Accompaniment list opens.

  • Page 173: Delete Individual Mapping

    Delete individual mapping The DELETE function allows you to delete a sound/style from a mapping. function must be switched on. Select the desired display button. In our example, this is the "Pizzikato Strings 1"button. Press the button and the sound will be removed from the mapping WITHOUT asking. At the end, don't forget to turn off the function again.

  • Page 174: Swap Mapping Places

    Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment Swap mapping places The Exchange function allows you to swap the assignment of two buttons against each other. In our example, we exchange the style “Party Pop” with the style "Sweet Beat". function must be switched on. Then simply select the sound "Party Pop".

  • Page 175: Create Your Own Mapping For The Live Drawbars

    10.2 Create your own mapping for the live drawbars You can also create your own mapping for the Drawbars Live panel button. This gives you the option of storing the drawbar sounds you use most for all organ models under Own (mapping). How can you make good use of these opportunities? We assume that you do not always need all the sounds of all organ models while playing.
  • Page 176 Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment 1. Press the desired display button to which the sound is to be mapped. 2. Press the Mappen display button and the sound list for the live drawbars opens. 3. Now select the desired sound from the list. In our example it is the sound "H-Typ Straight Rot.". Operating Manual...
  • Page 177 4. Confirm with LOAD. The list is closed and the selected sound is on the previously selected button. 5. You can now assign further display buttons according to your wishes. 6. With the display button NEW LEVEL you can add further levels to your own mapping. You can find out more editing options for your own mapping in the following chapters: 10.1.2 “Delete individual mapping”...

  • Page 178: Delete Or Freeze Favorites

    Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment 10.3 Delete or freeze Favorites Favorites constantly collect your favorite sounds and accompaniments for each button. This provides you with a quick overview of which sounds and accompaniments you use most often. Freeze favorites Your instrument constantly collects which sounds or styles you use from each button.

  • Page 179: Delete Favorites For A Button

    Delete favorites for a button You can also reset the favorites separately for each button in the sound and Accompaniment areas. The function deletes all favorites on the sound or ACC button. In our example, we want to delete the favorites on the sound button Acoustic Piano. Select the sound button Acoustic Piano.

  • Page 180: Global Mapping An Favorite Settings

    Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment 10.4 Global mapping an favorite settings You will find the display button "Settings" on every sound and ACC mapping. Direct select and mapping selection The "Direct Select" function allows you to set whether a sound or an accompaniment mapping is directly selected when you press a button in the areas of Sounds and Accompaniment.
  • Page 181 The "Show mapping" function is switched on in normal operation. Each time you select a sound or ACC button, the corresponding mapping is displayed. If you have made your own mapping with your own favorite sounds, you may not want the mapping to open every time in live operation.

  • Page 182: Delete All Favorites

    Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment With "Show mapping OFF" and "Step next OFF" a. You press a sound button. b. The mapping does not open. c. The first sound is selected. d. Any further key press does not change anything. With "Show mapping OFF"...

  • Page 183: Delete All Your Own Mappings

    Press "Delete all favorites" and the following message will appear: Yes deletes the favorites on all Sound buttons. Delete all your own mappings With the "Delete all mappings" function, you can delete your own mappings separately for the Sounds and Accompaniment areas for all keys in the selected area at once.

  • Page 184: Special Settings For The Live Organ Models

    Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment 10.5 Special Settings for the Live Organ Models Note: Even with the normal sound buttons, there is a Settings button on the mapping page. In the live organ area, the possibilities have been expanded. On the mapping page of the live organ models, on the left side is the page display button Settings.

  • Page 185: Mapping Selection

    Mapping selection The direct selection function allows you to set whether a sound is selected directly when you select the Drawbars Live control panel button. Direct selection off -> If you press the panel button Drawbars Live, the mapping appears as usual. However, no sound is selected directly.
  • Page 186 Changing mapping for sounds and accompaniment Step Next off -> If you press the panel button Drawbars Live, the first sound of the mapping is selected directly. The second time you press the button, the mapping jumps to the next mapping page, but without selecting another sound or accompaniment.
  • Page 187 Version 3 You have put together your Own mapping from all organ types and want these sounds to be selected one after the other each time you select the Drawbars Live control panel button again. The corresponding surface of the live organ can always be seen.

  • Page 188: Sound To Style (Sts)

    Sound To Style (STS) 11 Sound To Style (STS) With this function, four matching total presets are called for each factory style. Thus, the instrument always provides you with the appropriate instrumentation for every style. With the factory styles, you can overwrite the four existing STS presets with your own USER STS presets.
  • Page 189 STS split on/off Press the STS Split display key to turn the split on or off. Change STS split point To change the STS split point, press on the area of the display that shows the current split point. The display keyboard opens. Select the split point by pressing the desired button on the lower manual.

  • Page 190: User-Sts Presets

    Sound To Style (STS) 11.2 User-STS Presets User-STS Presets for own Accompaniments You can save up to four of your own STS presets for all styles, MIDI sequences and multimedia files that you have loaded yourself. This function is only available in Profi Mode. Example with the User Style "Swinging"...

  • Page 191: Save User-Sts Presets

    Save USER-STS Presets Saving your own USER-STS presets is very easy. Choose a factory or user style or a MIDI sequence or multimedia file. In the example below, the user style "Beat Oldie" is selected and no user STS presets have been saved yet. Put together all the sounds for the manuals and other settings such as the volume, a split point or a specific reverb program.

  • Page 192: Changing Already Saved User-Sts Presets

    Sound To Style (STS) There are several ways of putting together a user STS preset: A. You have previously saved a suitable total preset and would like to use this as a USER-STS preset for an accompaniment. a. Select the appropriate total preset in the user area. b.

  • Page 193: Exporting And Importing Accompaniments With User-Sts Presets

    Exporting and importing accompaniments with USER-STS presets If you export a style, a MIDI sequence or an audio file, the USER-STS presets can also be exported. If the export of an accompaniment with USER-STS presets is started, the following message appears. Here you can decide whether you want to export the USER-STS presets as well.

  • Page 194: Activations

    Activations 12 Activations The OAX system offers you the possibility to activate expansion packages via so-called activation keys. For this purpose, your instrument is equipped with a security chip. This chip gives your instrument a unique and unmistakable instrument ID in the form of a combination of numbers and letters. The expansion packages can be sheets, sounds, styles or even special functions.
  • Page 195 How to get an activation key Please contact your WERSI dealer. Then have your instrument ID ready. Activation groups As there will gradually be more and more expansion packages, several groups have been selected. So choose in advance which expansion packages you want to see.
  • Page 196 Brand Owner and Development MUSIC STORE professional GmbH Istanbulstraße 22-26 51103 Cologne - Germany E-Mail: info@wersi.net www.wersi.net Website:...

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