Hammond SK1 Manual de usuario

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EXTRA VOICE

SECTION

EXTRA VOICE Section 1

EXTRA VOICE Section

ËWhat is an “EXTRA VOICE?”

The Sk-series, in addition to being able to duplicate the sound of a vintage Hammond Organ as well as other organ

sounds, has a voice section which offers digital reproductions of instrumental sounds such as Grand Piano, Electric

Piano, Trumpet, Saxophone, etc. This is called the EXTRA VOICE Section and it is accessible using the EXTRA

VOICE Touch Tabs.

ËEXTRA VOICE Touch Tabs

The EXTRA VOICE Touch Tab group is located to the right side of the Information Center Display.

EXTRA VOICE ALLOCATE Touch Tabs

These allow you to control which division of the instrument will play the Voice you select.

UPPER

This Touch Tab allows the selected Voice to be played from the Upper Manual.

LOWER

This Touch Tab allows the selected Voice to be played from the Lower Manual.

NOTE: On the Sk1, Sk1-73 and Sk1-88, the SPLIT function must be “ON” in order for the Extra Voice to play when

LOW ER is selected. For more information, consult the KEYBOARD SPLIT section of this Guide.

SOLO

This Touch Tab cancels the Drawbars, allowing only the selected Extra Voice to play

from the selected Manual.

EXTRA VOICE Section

EXTRA VOICE VOICE Touch Tabs

The VOICE Touch Tabs allow you to access various categories of voices. The categories represent voices which have

been arranged into groups combining instruments of similar characteristics to make voice selection easier.

A.PIANO

This category contains Acoustic Pianos, Electric Grands, etc.

E.PIANO

This category contains Electric Pianos.

KYBD

This category contains other keyboard instruments such as Harpsichords, Accordions, Clavs, etc.

WIND

This category contains Wind instruments such as Trumpets, Saxes, etc.

OTHER

This category contains Glockenspiel, Vibraphone, Synth sounds, etc.

LIBRARY

This category, in addition to having pre-loaded sounds, can contain custom sounds which you can download

and install using the USB Port. For complete instructions on how to do this, consult the USING THE USB

PORT section of this Guide.

These voices can be used either in combination with the Drawbars or by themselves in Solo mode.

EXTRA VOICE Section 3

ËEXTRA VOICE EDIT Menu

This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to modify the characteristics of the Extra Voices according to your preference.

Accessing the EXTRA VOICE EDIT Menu using the Touch Buttons:

1. From the PLAY Screen, touch the MENU/EXIT Touch Button to see the first screen of the MENU

Mode. You will see “A" displayed in the extreme upper left corner of the Information Center Display.

2. Touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once. The legend, “EXVOICE” in the lower left corner of the

Information Center Display will be blinking.

3. Touch the ENTER Touch Button.

Accessing the EXTRA VOICE EDIT Menu using the Shortcut:

Touch any of the EXTRA VOICE CATEGORY Touch Tabs. The Information Center Display should now

display the selected Extra Voice for the Category you selected. For example, if you touch the A.PIANO

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you used the Shortcut to access the EXTRA VOICE EDIT Menu, the first screen

you will see is actually Page 2 of the EXTRA VOICE EDIT Menu. Therefore, you should touch the PAGE

LEFT Touch Button once to see Page 1 since the Menu pages will be covered in order. For information about

Page 2 of the EXTRA VOICE EDIT Menu, please consult page 5 of this section of the Guide.

You are now in the VOICE EDIT Menu. You may now use the PAGE NAVIGATION Touch Buttons in conjunction

with the VALUE Rotary Control to make various changes to the Voices. These changes are explained staring on the next

page.

EXTRA VOICE Section

EXTRA VOICE EDIT Menu - Page 1

Extra Voice Octave

This Advanced Feature allows you to select the Octave range in which the Extra Voices will play. The data chart below

shows the options you may select.

Octave Options

Description Function

-2 The sound is two octaves below the regular pitch.

-1 The sound is one octave below the regular pitch.

0 The sound is at normal pitch.

+1 The sound is one octave above the regular pitch.

+2 The sound is two octaves above the regular pitch.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the right to raise the Octave.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the left to lower the Octave.

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once. The number underneath the letters “LO”

should now blink.

Extra Voice Zone - Lower Limit

This Advanced Feature allows you to set the lowest note the Extra Voices will play. The data chart below shows the

options you may select for your particular Sk-series instrument.

EXTRA VOICE ZONE - Lower Limit Options

Model Options

Sk1, Sk2 1C ~ 6C

Sk1-73 0F ~ 6F

Sk1-88 0C ~ 8C

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the right to move the Lower Limit farther to the right on the keyboard.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the left to move the Lower Limit farther to the left on the keyboard.

EXTRA VOICE Section 5

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once. The number underneath the letters “RL”

should now blink.

Extra Voice Zone - Upper Limit

This Advanced Feature allows you to set the highest note the Extra Voices will play. The data chart below shows the

options you may select for your particular Sk-series instrument.

EXTRA VOICE ZONE - Lower Limit Options

Model Options

Sk1, Sk2 1C ~ 6C

Sk1-73 0F ~ 6F

Sk1-88 0C ~ 8C

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the right to move the Upper Limit farther to the right.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the left to move the Upper Limit farther to the left.

NOTE: The Upper Limit number can not be lower than the Lower Limit number.

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once.

The next screen will show the Extra Voice Category on the upper line and the specific voice selected on the lower line.

The number of sub-categories within each Category will determine whether the top or the bottom line will blink.

For example, if an Extra Voice category has more than one sub-category, the upper line will blink, as shown below:

The upper line of the screen should now blink. This is due to the fact that the A.PIANO Voice Category has two sub-

categories - “A.Piano” and “A.Piano2.”

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to select the sub-category.

NOTE: If you have loaded additional Extra Voice Libraries, the above also applies. You can use the

VALUE Rotary Knob to select the appropriate Voice Category. However, if you have not loaded any

additional Voice Libraries, the bottom line of the Information Center Display will blink. This is because the

Sk-series firmware only contains one category for the LIBRARY.

NOTE: More inform ation about Voice Libraries will be found in the USING THE USB PORT section of this

Guide.

EXTRA VOICE Section

Extra Voice Category - Voice Selection

This Advanced Feature allows you to select the Extra Voices which will play for each Voice Category.

In this mode, touching any of the VOICE SELECT Touch Tabs will show the different Voice selections in each category

in the Information Center Display.

Touch the appropriate Touch Tab for each Voice Category.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the right to advance forward through the choices.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the left to advance backward through the choices.

NOTE: If the top line of the Information Center Display is blinking, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once

to cause the bottom line to blink. You will then be able to select the Extra Voice for the Category displayed on the

top line.

NOTE: The number of Voices listed will vary from category to category. For a complete listing of built-in Extra

Voices, consult the EXTRA VOICE Instrument List in the APPENDIX.

NOTE: For more information regarding selecting Extra Voices, consult page 10.

EXTRA VOICE EDIT Menu - Page 2

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once. The Information Center Display should now

look like this:

The number underneath the word “VOL” should be blinking.

Extra Voice Volume

This Advanced Feature allows you to adjust the Volume of the Extra Voice section. You can select from “0" (minimum)

to “127" (maximum).

Turn either the VALUE or EXTRA VOICE VOLUME Rotary Control to the right to increase the Volume.

Turn either the VALUE or EXTRA VOICE VOLUME Rotary Control to the left to decrease the Volume.

EXTRA VOICE Section 7

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once. The Information Center Display should now

look like this:

The number underneath the word “VEL” should be blinking.

Extra Voice Velocity

This Advanced Feature allows you to determine how the Extra Voice will respond to key velocity. You can select “OF”

or “off” (standard organ touch - the notes sound at the same volume regardless of a light or heavy key pressure) and “1

~ 4". “1" is the most exaggerated velocity curve while “4" is a gentler curve. “2" and “3" are curves in between.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to make your selection.

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button once. The Information Center Display should now

look like this:

The word underneath the word “EXP” should be blinking.

Extra Voice Expression

This Advanced Feature allows you to determine whether you want to control the volume of the selected Extra Voice with

a connected Expression Pedal. You can select “OF” or “off” (the Extra Voices will not receive expression from an

Expression Pedal) or “ON” (the volume of the Extra Voices will be raised or lowered by movement of a connected

Expression Pedal).

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to make your selection.

EXTRA VOICE Section

Making Voice Selections For Each Category

TRY THIS:

1. Touch the UPPER Touch Tab. The red LED will light.

2. If the A.PIANO (Acoustic Piano LED is not lit, touch the A.PIANO Touch Tab.

The Information Center Display should now look similar to this:

The lower line of the display should now be blinking.

3. Play some notes. You will now hear the sound of an acoustic grand piano.

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