Adjusting Your Organ; Making Original Settings; Selecting How The Mx-200 Is Used; Adjusting Equalizer - Rodgers MX-200 Owner's Manual

Adjusting your Organ

After setting up the unit, make the adjustments needed to get
it to function in a manner that is suitable for the organ you
are using.

Making Original Settings

Use the following procedures to adjust the MX-200 to the
conditions in which it is to be used. Be sure to make these
settings correctly in order to fully bring out the great sounds
provided by the MX-200.
First make the global settings that are applied to the entire
MX-200, then adjust the sounds for each part.
■ Selecting How the MX-200 is
Used
The following procedure allows you to call up "preset"
settings. Presets incorporate a complete range of settings in
pre-programmed templates.
1.
Hold down [VOLUME] and press [VALUE] to
enter Edit mode.
The "EDIT" MODE indicator lights.
2.
Turn [TONE CATEGORY] to select "CELESTE
(SETUP MODE)."
The "SETUP" MODE indicator lights.
3.
Turn [PART] to select "1 (SELECT ORGAN
TYPE)."
The preset number ("P01" in the example) appears in the
display.
4.
Turn [VALUE] to select the preset number.
Select the organ type while referring to the following
table.
Preset Number Description of Settings
P01 Settings for Rodgers organs
MUTE is OFF for Channels 1–11, ON
for Channels 12–16.
P02 MUTE for all channels 1–16 is OFF
USr Settings saved with the Write operation
* Settings are written to USr if the
Write operation is performed in Edit
mode.
* For more on the values of the Preset settings, refer to Preset
(P01, P02) Settings (p. 46).
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■ Adjusting Equalizer

This procedure is used to fine-tune the frequency response of
the sounds output by the MX-200 in accordance with your
setup.
These are system-wide adjustments made to the entire MX-
200.
These adjustments affect only the sound generator selected in
DRY SEND in Edit mode. The frequency response of the
reverb or chorus sounds being output are not changed.
1.
Hold down [VOLUME] and press [VALUE] to
enter Edit mode.
The "EDIT" MODE indicator lights.
2.
Turn [TONE CATEGORY] to select "PEDAL (EQ
HIGH GAIN)."
3.
Turn [VALUE] to adjust the high-frequency gain.
You can adjust the level to values within the range from
-15 to 15.
Under standard conditions, this is ordinarily set to "0."
4.
Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for the remaining frequency
ranges.
The reference frequencies for each EQ are shown below.
EQ HIGH GAIN (PEDAL)
EQ MID H GAIN (THEATER)
EQ MID L GAIN (ENSEMBLE)
EQ LOW GAIN (OTHERS)
5.
Press [VOLUME] to exit Edit mode.
After adjusting the EQ, use the Write operation (p. 24) to
write the settings to the User area. The settings are cleared
when you turn off the power unless they have been written
to the User area.
2000 Hz
1000 Hz
400 Hz
200 Hz