Your Moog Preset Synthesizer is complete and independent
in itself, but its many voices have been designed to complement and add
to the basic organ. It is monophonic, in that it produces single note
melodies, not chords. However, polyphonic effects (more than one note at
a time) may be achieved by blending synthesizer and organ voices with
careful adjustment of volume levels. It consists of thirteen PRESET
VOICES, which may be used with additional controls.
Each PRESET VOICE may be produced by merely depressing one button and
playing on the upper keyboard of the organ, either alone or in
combination with the organ voices. In combining organ and synthesizer
voices, you may wish to play chords on the upper keyboard. Remember that
the synthesizer voice will be the highest note played and that it should
not be released before the other notes.
The Moog Preset Synthesizer Voices can be used in a Pre-Set mode or a
variable mode. The Moog Preset Synthesizer Voices can |
|
be used in a Pre-Set mode or a variable mode. When
used as a Pre-Set, the attack, decay, vibrato, tremulant, and timbre of
the voices are pre-programmed for you. When the Variable mode is used
the Moog Preset Variable controls described on page 14 and 15 may be
used to modify these voices as you wish. Each voice is indicated herein
as 8' or 16' ... the pitch equivalent to that produced by an organ pipe
8' to 16' in length. This is the pitch level at which the Pre-Set voice
will sound as a Pre-Set. That pitch level may be changed with other
controls, when the voice is used in the Variable mode
Only one Synthesizer PRESET VOICE may be played at a time. If all of the
PRESET VOICE buttons are out, a flute-like sound will be produced. Any
PRESET VOICE, is cancelled when you press any other PRESET VOICE button.
In order to obtain the FLUTE VOICE, partially depress any button and all
buttons will "pop out”. It is suggested that you familiarize yourself
with the sound of each of the PRESET VOICES, then explore the effect of
each of the other controls on those. |
|