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  • Page 1 User Manual – EN Edition: 1.0...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT NOTES ........ 2 MODIFYING A PROGRAM ...... 42 Product care ............2 Organ section ............. 43 Notes about this manual ........2 Sounds section ........... 47 Pedals section ............ 49 Key Parts section ..........50 INTRODUCTION ........

  • Page 4: Important Notes

    Important notes IMPORTANT NOTES Product care • Do not apply excessive force to the instrument's structures and controls (knobs, buttons, keyboard etc...). Whenever possible, do not place the instrument close to units that generate strong interference, such as radio • - TV sets, monitors, etc ...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    Two dedicated sound sections provide a large selection of sounds such as acoustic and electric pianos, synths, pads, strings, choirs, guitars, brass, and many others, taking advantage of the Viscount HDS (High Definition Sampling) technology, which employs the best multi-sampling techniques to recreate the sound wave in real time, according to the pitch and velocity of each note.

  • Page 6: Controls And Functions

    Controls and Functions CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS Front Panel The front panel consists of several sections described on the pages indicated below. ORGAN section (page 26) [ON/PART] button When the button is on the led lights up, this section is enabled and you can play the organ. NOTE [PART]: while holding the [SHIFT] button press this button to assign the ORGAN section to the Part (Split or Dual mode only).

  • Page 7: Program Section

    Controls and Functions [PART] leds Show which Part the SOUND 1 or SOUND 2 section is assigned to when the Split or Dual keyboard mode (point 16) is active. [VOLUME] knob Adjusts the volume of the SOUND 1 or SOUND 2 section. Program section (page 38) Display OLED monochrome display, 128x64 pixel.
  • Page 8 Controls and Functions DRAWBARS section (page 23) SET A drawbars SET A of harmonic drawbars to adjust the ORGAN composition or the SOUND 1 or SOUND 2 parameters according to the assignment set with the [ON/ASSIGN] button (point 21). PEDALS drawbars Harmonic drawbars to adjust the sound of the PEDALS section.

  • Page 9: Controls Section

    Controls and Functions MASTER FX – IFX 1 – IFX 2 section (page 36) Effect selection buttons Select which effect (MASTER FX, IFX 1, IFX 2) to adjust, indicated by the led next to the button. [FX ON/SOURCE] button Switches on/off the effect selected by the effect selection buttons (point 23). NOTE [SOURCE]: while holding the [SHIFT] button press this button for assigning a section to the effect.
  • Page 10 Controls and Functions REVERB section (page 37) [REVERB ON/EDIT] button Switches on/off the Reverb effect. NOTE [EDIT]: press and hold this button for a short while to quickly access the Reverb effect parameters. [DRY / WET] knob Balances the direct and reverberated signal. ROTARY section (page 31) [ROTARY ON/EDIT] button Switches on/off the Rotary effect.
  • Page 11 Controls and Functions OCTAVE section [TRANSPOSE] button Transposes the entire keyboard up or down in semitones. While holding this button, press [UP] or [DOWN] buttons (points 45, 46) or rotate the data entry dial (point 11) to increase or decrease the transposition. The led light indicates that the transposition is active, the display shows for a few moments the transposition value.

  • Page 12: Headphones Connector

    Controls and Functions [VOLUME] knob Adjusts the volume in the external MIDI device by transmitting Control Change #7 (Volume) MIDI message for the EXTERNAL ZONE 1, 2 or 3. [PEDALS TO MANUAL] button Enables the Ext. Zone 3 To Manual function (led on) through which it is possible to to play the EXT. ZONE 3 section with the first 24 notes of the keyboard.

  • Page 13: Rear Panel

    Controls and Functions Rear Panel Audio output connectors [ROTARY SPEAKER] connector 11-pin connector for connecting an external rotary speaker. From this output it is possible to take the signal of the ORGAN section without the internal Reverb, Rotary and Master (MFX) effects or the same signal present on the [MAIN L/MONO] and [MAIN R] outputs (see Source Assign parameter, page 67).

  • Page 14: Audio Input Connectors

    When using foot controller pedals, the user must select the correct pedal type (see ExpressionType and FootCntrlType parameters, page 66). Using the expression pedal of the optional Viscount pedalboard set ExpressionType or FootCntrlType as RTS. Using an optional Viscount expression pedal, set ExpressionType or FootCntrlType as TRS.
  • Page 15 Controls and Functions USB [TO HOST] connector Use this port to connect a tablet or a computer via USB cable. Use this port to send and receive USB MIDI data and receive USB Audio stereo signal, that can be played through the [MAIN L/MONO] and [MAIN R] outputs and to the headphones.

  • Page 16: Making Connections

    Making connections MAKING CONNECTIONS Connecting to audio devices Legend One is not equipped with internal loudspeakers. In order to produce sound, it must be connected to external audio devices, such as amplifiers, loudspeakers or headphones connected to the jack (located under the keyboard to the left).

  • Page 17: Connecting To A Mixer

    Making connections Connecting to a mixer When recording or performing live, it might be necessary to connect the instruments to an audio mixer, which then sends the signal to amplifiers or amplified speakers. To do so, connect the [MAIN L/MONO] e [MAIN R] outputs on the rear panel to the inputs of the mixer channels through two audio cables with 1/4"...
  • Page 18 Making connections Controlling Legend One with an external keyboard It is possible to control the Legend One with an external keyboard in two different ways, using the Global Channel or the Dual keyboard mode function. The Global Channel is a single MIDI channel on which the instrument transmits and receives both notes and all panel controls.

  • Page 19: Using A Computer

    MIDI cable with a 5-pin DIN connector. NOTES The Viscount MIDI pedalboard must be connected to the instrument using only the cable supplied with the pedal board, failing which a 5-wire MIDI cable is required. Using a normal 3-wire cables, the pedalboard is not powered.

  • Page 20: Using A Portable Audio Player

    DAW is the acronym for Digital Audio Workstation; DAW software can record, play, modify and mix audio and data on a computer. To use the instrument with a DAW, select Viscount Legend One port. The controls transmitted and received by the Legend One are shown in the section "List of MIDI messages transmitted and received by the Legend' One"...
  • Page 21 Legend One. To ensure that pedals work properly, manually select the pedal type on the instrument (see the Expression Type and FootCntrlType parameters, page 66). Using the expression pedal of the optional Viscount pedalboard set Expression Type or FootCntrlType as RTS. Using an optional Viscount expression pedal, set Expression Type or FootCntrlType as TRS.

  • Page 22: Switching On And Basic Operations

    Switching on and basic operations SWITCHING ON AND BASIC OPERATIONS To switch on the instrument, please follow these simple rules Make sure that the [POWER] switch on the rear panel is set to 0. Make sure that all connected speakers or amplifiers (if any) are switched off. Connect the included power cable to the instrument.

  • Page 23: Using The Sound Sections

    Switching on and basic operations Using the sound sections Legend One features a wide range of sounds, grouped in four main sections, so that a maximun of four different sounds can be played, layered or splitted on the keyboard of the Legend One or in combination with an external keyboard (see Keyboard modes below).
  • Page 24 Switching on and basic operations Dual: each section can be played with the • keyboard of the Legend One or with an external keyboard connected to the MIDI [IN] port of the rear panel, to simulate a two keyboards instrument. The PEDALS section can be played with the first 24 notes of an external keyboard activating the Pedals To Manual function (point 42 at page 8).
  • Page 25 Switching on and basic operations Assigning a sound section to a Part When the Split or Dual keyboard modes are selected, the [PART] leds show which Part the section is assigned to. To assign a section to a Part, keeping pressed the [EXIT/SHIFT] button below the display press the [ON/PART] button of the section you desire to assign.
  • Page 26 Switching on and basic operations To use the drawbars to control the sound of the ORGAN section the led [ORG] must to be on. If it is off, keeping pressed the [EXIT/SHIFT] button below the display, press the [ON/ASSIGN] button of the group you desire to use until the led [ORG] is on.

  • Page 27: Using Effects

    Switching on and basic operations When the led of the [ON/ASSIGN] button is on, the drawbars adjust the parameters, while it is off they don’t work. Switching off the drawbars may be useful if you don't want to adjust the parameters or to avoid sound changes due to accidental touches of the drawbars.

  • Page 28: The Organ Section

    The Organ section THE ORGAN SECTION Organ models The Legend One has mainly five types of organ models, based on the original sound generation type, collected in the ORGAN section. Pressing the [MODEL/EDIT] button of the ORGAN section of the front panel the display shows the complete list of the available models: the ones numbered from 01 to 06 are Tonewheels models, 07, 08 and 09 are Pipe models, 10 and 11 are Transistor models.
  • Page 29 The Organ section Pipe model A pipe organ produces sound by blowing pressurized air through metal or wooden pipes called voices or stops. There are many types of stops that produce sounds differing in pitch, timbre and volume. Each register has a unique name which indicates what kind of sound it produces.
  • Page 30 The Organ section Transistor model With the spread of transistor circuits, portable organs were introduced on the musical instrument market which used transistors instead of tone wheels or pipes for sound generation. The circuit system and therefore the resulting timbre varied from manufacturer to manufacturer and from model to model, but there were mainly two models that established themselves in the 70s which in the Legend One are called Vx and Farf.

  • Page 31: Using The Organ Models

    The Organ section Using the Organ models Use the [ON/PART] button to switch on/off the ORGAN section. Press the [MODEL/EDIT] button to display the screen containing the available models of the ORGAN section. Rotating the dial or using the [<] / [>] buttons (point 13) it is possible to scroll through all the models, the one currently selected is immediately made available to be played.

  • Page 32: Adding Internal Noises

    The Organ section Select the percussion harmonic through the [THIRD] button. When the led is on the percussion is in in THIRD harmonic mode (equivalent to a 2 2/3' register). When the led is off the percussion is in SECOND harmonic mode (equivalent to a 4 'register). NOTES In order to replicate the original functioning in the original elecromechanic organs, in Split and Dual keyboard modes the percussion is only applied to the Upper Part.

  • Page 33: Rotary

    The Organ section NOTES With the Pipe organ models, the Vibrato and Chorus simulates the tremolo of pipe organs, while with the Transistor models, the original vibrato of these instruments is simulated. Using the [VIBRATO AND CHORUS] selector it is possible to choose one of 6 different tremolos or vibratos for depth and modulation speed.

  • Page 34: The Sound 1 And Sound 2 Sections

    The SOUND 1 and SOUND 2 sections include a wide array of different sounds, reproducing the most commonly used instruments that most musicians need. Thanks to the Viscount HDS (High Definition Sampling) technology, each instrument has been accurately sampled with several different dynamics, in order to better recreate the variety in dynamics and tone of the original instruments.

  • Page 35: Modifying Sound 1 And Sound 2

    The Sound 1 and Sound 2 sections Modifying Sound 1 and Sound 2 Using the drawbars it’s possible to modify the character of Sound 1 and Sound 2 adjusting several sound generation parameters. How assign the drawbars to the control of the Sound 1 and Sound 2 parameters is explained at page 24.

  • Page 36: The Pedals Section

    The Pedals section THE PEDALS SECTION The PEDALS section contains several tonewheels, pipe and transistor pedal sounds, acoustic, electric and synth basses that can be played with a MIDI pedalboard or the first two octaves of the keyboard when the Pedals to Manual function is active.

  • Page 37: The External Zone Sections

    The External Zone sections THE EXTERNAL ZONE SECTIONS The EXTERNAL ZONEs allow real-time control of external MIDI devices connected to the instrument through the MIDI or USB [TO HOST] connectors. Like the sound sections, the EXTERNAL ZONEs can be activated / deactivated and assigned to keyboard parts.

  • Page 38: The Effects Section

    The Effects sections THE EFFECTS SECTION Legend One includes a high quality effects section, comprised of two Insert effects IFX 1 and IFX 2 and one Master effect MFX. The main effect parameters can be controlled through the front panel. For a complete configuration of all parameters, access the EFFECTS section under the EDIT menu (page 54).

  • Page 39: The Reverb Section

    The Effects section THE REVERB SECTION Reverb originates from the sum of the various acoustic reflections produced by a sound in a natural environment. A great number of factors determine the acoustic effects of a reverberation, such as the size and shape of the ambient, the material of which the walls are made, and much more.

  • Page 40: Using The Programs

    Using the Programs USING THE PROGRAMS After switching on the instrument the display shows the Program main page, with which it is possible to select the Programs and view their main information. The structure of the main page is different depending on whether only the ORGAN section is active or other sections are also active, as illustrated below: ORGAN section only more sound sections...

  • Page 41: What Is A Program

    Using the Programs Pressing the [ENTER] button when the display shows the main page, main informations concerning the External Zones are displayed. For details regarding the External Zone refer to page In this mode the main video page can contain the following areas: Program location and name Same function of the main page displaying the sound...

  • Page 42: Selecting A Program

    Using the Programs Selecting a Program To select a Program you can use: data entry dial when the display shows the main page PROGRAM / MEMORY [1], [2], [3] and [4] buttons when the display shows the main page [<] / [>] buttons when the display shows the main page a foot-switch connected to the PEDAL [ROTARY] connector on the rear panel regardless of the display page Using the data entry dial, rotate clockwise to select the next location, or counter-clockwise to select the previous one.

  • Page 43: Storing A Program

    Using the Programs simply by recalling a Memory. To recall a Memory press the [MEMORY] button, its led light lights up to indicate that now using the PROGRAM / MEMORY [1/A], [2/B], [3/C] or [4/B] buttons it is possible to recall the Memory A, B, C or D respectively. After a Memory is recalled, in the upper right corner of the main page the display shows the letter of the active Memory.

  • Page 44: Modifying A Program

    Modifying a Program MODIFYING A PROGRAM By pressing the [MENU/STORE] button in the Program main page it is possible to access all the configuration parameters of the currently selected Program and of the instrument. The main page of EDIT MENU includes the following fields: Name of the menu It means that you are on the main page of the menu...

  • Page 45: Organ Section

    Modifying a Program ORGAN section The ORGAN section of the EDIT menu contains all the configuration parameters of the ORGAN section of the instrument. To access the menu, enter the EDIT MENU screen (page 42) and place the cursor on the ORGAN field, then press the [ENTER] button.
  • Page 46 Modifying a Program Octave Upper Octave tranposer of the Upper part. Settings: between -4 and +4 NOTE This parameter is also adjustable keeping pressed the [ON/PART] button of the ORGAN section and pressing the [UP] or [DOWN] buttons of the TRANSPOSE AND OCTAVE section for a short while.
  • Page 47 Modifying a Program Parameter name Description Switch Percussion on/off switch. Settings: OFF, ON PERCUSSION [ON] Volume Mode Percussion volume. PERCUSSION [SOFT] Settings: • Normal: volume set through the Volume Amount parameter. • Soft: decreased volume. Volume Amount Maximum volume of the percussion. Settings: between 0 and 127 NOTE It is also possible to quickly access this parameter keeping pressed the [SOFT] button of the...
  • Page 48 Modifying a Program Rotary parameters The ROTARY section allows you to select the preset of the Rotary effect, which differ according to the position of the microphones, and collects the configuration parameters of the effect. There is also a "Custom" preset, fully customizable thanks to several additional parameters.

  • Page 49: Sounds Section

    Modifying a Program Horn Fall Time Time the horn takes to switch from Fast speed to Stop/Slow speed. Settings: between 50 % and 200 % Drum Slow Speed Rotation speed of the drum when the speed is set to Slow. Settings: between 30.0 RPM and 60.0 RPM Drum Fast Speed Rotation speed of the drum when the speed is set to Fast.
  • Page 50 Modifying a Program Timbre Selected timbre type. Different sound categories (selected through the Category parameter) may [category selector] have a different number of timbres. (press) Settings: see sounds list (page 76) Switch Section on/off switch. Settings: OFF, ON SOUND 1 [ON/PART] SOUND 2 [ON/PART] Audio Routing Audio output selection.

  • Page 51: Pedals Section

    Modifying a Program PEDALS section The PEDALS section of the EDIT menu contains all the configuration parameters of the PEDALS section of the instrument. To access the menu, enter the EDIT MENU screen (page 42) and place the cursor on the PEDALS field, then press the [ENTER] button.

  • Page 52: Key Parts Section

    Modifying a Program the Upper (in Single mode) or Lower (in Split or Dual mode) Parts play. • Split: with the notes from the first one to the defined by the To Manual HiKey parameter, only the sound of the PEDALS section plays. NOTE It is also possible to quickly access this parameter keeping pressed the [PEDALS TO MANUAL] button for a short while.

  • Page 53: External Zones Section

    Modifying a Program Split Point Selected Split Point. Settings: between C-2 and G8 NOTE This parameter is also adjustable keeping pressed the [DUAL/SPLIT] button and pressing the key of the keyboard that has to be the new Split Point. Organ Assign Assigning of the ORGAN section to the Parts.

  • Page 54: Controllers Section

    Modifying a Program Volume Volume of the transmitted MIDI message value (Control Change 7). [VOLUME] (Zone1 and 2) Values: between 0 and 127 [PEDALS VOLUME] (Zone3) Output Port MIDI data transmission port. Settings: • MIDI: MIDI [OUT] connector. • USB: USB [TO HOST] connector. Midi Channel MIDI channel transmitting MIDI data.
  • Page 55 Modifying a Program Parameter name Description Range Determines the pitch bend range in semitones. (PITCH BEND only) Settings: between 1 and 24 semitones Assign Function assigned to the controller. (MODULATION WHEEL, Settings: FOOT CONTROL only) • Off: no function assigned. •...

  • Page 56: Effects Section

    Modifying a Program Send to Zone1 Enable / disable the controller for the EXTERNAL ZONE 1 section. Settings: OFF, ON Send to Zone2 Enable / disable the controller for the EXTERNAL ZONE 2 section. Settings: OFF, ON Send to Zone3 Enable / disable the controller for the EXTERNAL ZONE 3 section.
  • Page 57 Modifying a Program LFO Depth Modulation depth. [AMOUNT] Settings: between 0.0 and 10.0 LFO Speed Modulation frequency. [RATE], [TAP] Settings: between 0.0 and 10.0 Reverb Send Set the level of the audio signal sent to the Reverb effect. Settings: 0.0 and 10.0 NOTE As insertion effects, this parameter is not adjustable for IFX 1 and IFX 2, in this case the displayed value is “----“.
  • Page 58 Modifying a Program Phaser Phaser is an is effect that modulates the phase of the signal and sums it to the original signal thus adding spatiality to the sound. Parameter name Description Switch Activate / deactivate effect. [FX ON] Settings: OFF, ON Source Assign Same function of the parameter described at page 54.
  • Page 59 Modifying a Program This effect simulates a tube or transistor amplifier. Parameter name Description Switch Activate / deactivate effect. [FX ON] Settings: OFF, ON Source Assign Same function of the parameter described at page 54. Category Effect category. Select Amp category to use the Amp effect. [category selector] Settings: Tremolo, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Wah, Amp, Delay, Others (rotate)
  • Page 60 Modifying a Program Type Type of Others category effect. Select Ring Mod to use the Ring Modulator effect. Settings: Ring Mod, PEQ3, PEQ5, GEQ5, Comp, Simple Rotary NOTE This parameter is also adjustable using the [<] and [>] buttons after pressing the category selection knob to select a preset.
  • Page 61 Modifying a Program Mid Q Bandwidth of middle frequencies. High Q values narrow the filter band. (PEQ3 only) Settings: between 0.5 and 8.0 Mid1 Freq Central frequency of band 1 in the middle frequency range. Settings: between 60 Hz and 8000 Hz (PEQ5 only) [AMOUNT] Mid1 Gain...
  • Page 62 Modifying a Program Preset Graphic equalizer effect preset. [category selector] Settings: preset list (press) EQ1 Gain Set the gain (positive value) or attenuation (negative values) of band 1, with central frequency at 100 Hz. Settings: between -12.0 dB and +12.0 dB EQ2 Gain Set the gain (positive value) or attenuation (negative values) of band 2, with central frequency at [AMOUNT]...

  • Page 63: Reverb Section

    Modifying a Program Preset Simple Rotary effect preset. [category selector] Settings: preset list (press) Drive Quantity of distorted signal. Settings: between 0.0 and 10.0 [AMOUNT] Speed Speakers rotation speed. [RATE] Settings: Slow , Brake, Fast Reverb Send Same function of the parameter described at page 55. REVERB section Reverb is a sum of the various acoustic reflections of a sound in a space.

  • Page 64: General Settings Menu

    General Settings menu GENERAL SETTINGS MENU The GENERAL SETTINGS menu provides the parameters that affect the whole instrument. All changes made on the this menu are immediately applied and saved, until modified again or until a Factory Reset is performed. To access the GENERAL SETTINGS menu, select the GENERAL SETTINGS field in the EDIT menu screen (page 42);...

  • Page 65: Master Eq Section

    General Settings menu Velocity Curve Curves that determine the keyboard sensitivity to the touch. Settings: • 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.

  • Page 66: Midi Settings Section

    General Settings menu MIDI SETTINGS section The MIDI SETTINGS section provides all the MIDI settings of the instrument. To access this section in the GENERAL SETTINGS menu (page 62) place the cursor on the MIDI SETTINGS field and press the [ENTER] button.

  • Page 67: Pedal Setup Section

    General Settings menu PEDAL SETUP section The PEDAL SETUP section provides the parameters to configure the pedals connected to the PEDAL jacks on the rear panel. To access this section in the GENERAL SETTINGS menu (page 62) place the cursor on the PEDAL SETUP field and press the [ENTER] button.

  • Page 68: Pedal Calibration

    General Settings menu Damper Type Type of pedal connected to the PEDAL [DAMPER] connector. Settings: • Half-Damper1: continuous control sustain pedal, to be used with the half-pedaling technique, such as Yamaha FC3A or Roland DP-10. • Switch: foot switch sustain pedal. Damper Polarity Polarity of the pedal connected to the PEDAL [DAMPER] connector.

  • Page 69: Rotary Speaker Section

    General Settings menu ROTARY SPEAKER section The ROTARY SPEAKER section allows you to select the sound souce and to adjust the signal gain of the 11-pin [ROTARY SPEAKER] connector of the rear panel. To access this section in the GENERAL SETTINGS menu (page 62) place the cursor on the ROTARY SPEAKER field and press the [ENTER] button.

  • Page 70: Utility Menu

    Utility menu UTILITY MENU The UTILITY menu provides some useful parameters that affect the whole instrument. To access the menu, select the UTILITY field in the EDIT menu screen (page 42). The display shows the following fields: Submenu name Shows that you currently are in the UTILITY menu. Page number Shows the current page number and the total of pages on the menu (for example “1/17”...

  • Page 71: Save All / Save Program Functions

    Utility menu Press the buttons [<] or [>] to scroll through the menu functions. Press the [ENTER] button to access the function. Press [EXIT/SHIFT] to quit the function and return to the SYSTEM menu. Press [MENU/STORE] instead to return to the Program main page. NOTES To switch on the instrument after it was shut down by the Auto Power Off function, set the [POWER] switch to “0”...

  • Page 72: Load All / Load Program Functions

    Utility menu LOAD ALL / LOAD PROGRAM functions The Load All function is used to reload all the instrument data previously saved through the Save All function to a USB flash drive (connected to USB [TO DEVICE]). The Load Program function is used to reload single Programs previously saved through the Save Program function.

  • Page 73: Release/Update Function

    Utility menu RELEASE/UPDATE function The Release/Update function can be used to check the operating system version currently running on the instrument. Each time an update file is released it will be made available on the website: http://www.viscountinstruments.com. Update files are named One-XXX.LOU, where XXX stands for the update version.

  • Page 74: Appendix

    Appendix APPENDIX Quick functions The following table describes all the actions that can be performed through the front panel buttons, without the need to access menus and scroll through pages on the display. When there is a combination of two buttons, hold down the first button of the pair, and in the meanwhile press the second button.

  • Page 75: Error Messages

    (page 71). If you still see the same message again after the update, or if it changes to [Contact service], you need to contact the technical support by writing an email to service@viscount.it indicating the error message and the number that appears on screen.

  • Page 76: Panic Function

    USB drive connected to the port: the instrument will try to update again. If the same error message appears after the new update, contact the technical support by writing an email to service@viscount.it, including the error message and the number that appears on screen.

  • Page 77: Troubleshooting

    Appendix Troubleshooting The instrument does not switch on. Check that the external power supply is connected to the instrument and the power cable is properly plugged to the socket. Make sure that the power socket is working. The instrument shut down by itself. The Auto Power Off function is active.

  • Page 78: List Of The Organ Models

    Appendix List of the ORGAN models Model Type B3 1938SDM Tonewheels organs C3 1955MM B3 1967MM BC 1936 B3 1956 A100 1961 Baroque Pipe Pipe organs Romantic Pipe Symph Pipe Farf Organ Transistor organs Vx Organ List of the SOUND 1 and SOUND 2 timbres Category Sound Control 1 parameter...
  • Page 79 Appendix Strings Hybrid Strings Chorus Send Chorus Rate Str Ensemble Chorus Send Chorus Rate Octa Strings Chorus Send Chorus Rate Med Ensemble Chorus Send Chorus Rate Dyna Strings Chorus Send Chorus Rate Trio Concert Chorus Send Chorus Rate Pizzicato Chorus Send Chorus Rate Analog Strings Chorus Send...

  • Page 80: List Of The Pedals Models

    Appendix List of the PEDALS models Model Type T.Wheel Bass Pedals section of electromechanical organ Baroque Bass Pedal section of pipe organs Romantic Bass Symph Bass Farf Bass Bass section of transistor organs Vx Bass Organ Bass Synth organ bass Acoustic Bass Acoustic and electric basses Finger Bass...

  • Page 81: Midi Informations

    MIDI Informations MIDI INFORMATIONS What is MIDI The MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) allows instruments of different makes and types to communicate with each other by means of this clearly specified protocol of codes. This makes it possible to create systems of MIDI instruments which offer much better versatility and control than can be achieved with separate instruments.

  • Page 82: Control Change

    MIDI Informations CONTROL CHANGE These are control messages (often associated to trimmers or pedals) used to add expression to the performance, allowing you to set (and control in real time if necessary) voice parameters such as volume (CC n.7) or the position of the swell pedals (CC n.11), etc.
  • Page 83 MIDI Informations List of MIDI messages transmitted and received by the Legend One Message Parameter Value Range Message Parameter Value Range Program CC 58 IFX 2 On/Off ≤63: off, ≥64: on Program selection 1-128 Change CC 60 IFX 2 Category As IFX 1 Category Pitch 0-X (it depends on the...
  • Page 84 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART Viscount Legend One Version: 1.0 73-61 keys stage keyboard Date: 05 Dec. 2024 FUNCTION… TRANSMITTED RECEIVED REMARKS BASIC Default CHANNEL Changed 1÷16 1÷16 MODE Default Mode 3 Mode 3 Messages ******** ******** Altered ******** ******** NOTE 0÷127 0÷127...
  • Page 85 Disposal of old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applìcable throughout the European Union and other European countries with separate collection programs) Dir. 2002/95/CE, 2002/96/CE e 2003/108/CE This syrnbol, found on your product or on its packaging, indicates that this product should not be treated as household waste when you wish to dispose of it.
  • Page 86 Viscount International S.p.A. Via Borgo, 68 / 70 – 47836 Mondaino (RN), ITALY Tel: +39-0541-981700 Fax: +39-0541-981052 Website: www.viscountinstruments.com...

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