Acoustics; Acoustics (Volume); Acoustics (Length) - Johannus Monarke User Manual

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A transposer setting can be programmed as follows:

1. 'Open' the memory by turning key switch MEMORY LOCK a quarter of a turn to the

right. The SET-piston will light up as a sign that the memory is 'open'

2. Press thumb piston TRANS.. As long as the lamp in thumb piston TRANS. keeps

burning the transposer setting can be changed.

3. Select the required transposer setting by pressing the – or the + piston once or several

times.

4. Just press the SET-piston when the correct transposer setting is selected. The display

will briefly show the letter P, as a sign that the selected transposer setting is being

programmed into the memory.

Storing into the memory is possible only as long as the lamp in thumb piston TRANS

is on. After a few seconds, the lamps of both thumb pistons TRANS and the – or the +

piston will go off automatically.

5. 'Close' the memory by turning key switch MEMORY LOCK a quarter of a turn to the left

(taking the key from the switch, if necessary). The lamp in the SET-piston will now go

off, as a sign that the memory is 'closed' again.

The transposer setting is now stored into the memory. When the organ is switched on

again, the transposer setting programmed into the memory, will be automatically selected.

Using the TRANSPOSER setting in combination with the TUNE setting, the instrument can

be tuned three half tones higher or lower continuously.

Acoustics

Your instrument has a built-in digital acoustic effect. This effect provides a spacial

reverberation of the organ sound.

The acoustic effect can be adjusted with two controls.

The volume of the acoustic effect can be adjusted continuously with the rotary control.

To switch off the acoustic effect entirely, the control must be turned completely to the left

A selection from three different acoustic lengths can be made with the selector switch.

User's Manual

M e m : P 6

V o l : 1 2

T r a n s : – 2

C r e s c e n d o : O f f

JOHANNUS

T u n e : 4 4 0

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