Chorus; Small Chorus); Wide Chorus); Full Chorus) - Hammond M-SOLO Reference Manual

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Chorus

When the CHORUS effect is used, half of the tone is heard without Vibrato, and half of the tone is heard

with Vibrato.

C-1 (Small Chorus)

To select Chorus depth C-1, press the MODE button so that the orange LED next to the

legend, "C-1" will light. This is the lightest depth, and produces the light chorus effect.

C-2 (Wide Chorus)

To select Chorus depth C-2, press the MODE button so that the orange LED next to the

legend, "C-2" will light. This is the standard depth of the chorus effect.

C-3 (Full Chorus)

To select Chorus depth C-3, press the MODE button so that the orange LED next to the

legend, "C-3" will light. This is the fullest amount.

Remember, the ON button must be "ON" (orange LED lit) to allow you to hear the selected

Vibrato or Chorus effect.

Instead of three degrees of Vibrato and three degrees of Chorus, the VIBRATO & CHORUS Controls will

provide 6 degrees of Vibrato for the Vx., Farf., Ace and Ens Instrument Types, and 6 degrees of Delay

Vibrato for the Syn Instrument Type. V-1 provides the smallest amount while C-3 gives the largest amount

of Vibrato or Delay Vibrato. The other modes provide various degrees between these two settings. The

data chart below illustrates this.

Instrument Type

B-3

Three degrees of Vibrato, three degrees of Chorus.

Six degrees of Vibrato.

Farf

Six degrees of Vibrato.

Ace

Six degrees of Vibrato.

Ens

Six degrees of Delay Vibrato. The Vibrato is delayed for about ½ second after a key is pressed.

Syn

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to make your selection.

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