From carl@vanselman.com Fri Oct 03 09:31:43 2003
Subject:Re: Editing on a VR-760

The VR760 has a backlit LCD display comprising of two lines of sixteen numerical or alphabetical figures.

Most of the edit functions within the organ section are for the leslie sim but you can also edit key click on/off, percussion levels soft/normal, percussion time, percussion recharge, leakage, overdrive, percussion Hbar level (the amount the organ volume drops in relative terms against percussion level). On the front panel available at all times are dedicated controls for; tonewheel type (x3), Chorus/Vibrato (C1,C2,C3,V1,V2,V2), Amp model type (x4), Rotor sim (on/off, slow/fast, brake) and organ volume.

Each of the three sections (organ/piano/synth) has its own volume as well as other knobs relevant to that section.

Each section can be used at the same time, e.g. if you want to play piano and 'swell' in organ you can. If you then want to add some strings into the background on top of this - you can. You can't run out of organ notes and I've yet to hear any note stealing in the piano or synth sections although I know there is a 128 note polyphonic limit!
----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Beach
To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 1:50 PM
Subject: [CWSG] Editing on a VR-760

Just curious, does the VR760 have a LED display panel, and can you use it to edit organ sounds (unlike a VK-8)?

Thanks,
Steve B.

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