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The organ’s fine settings

Set the tonewheels, key click, percussion, amplifier, rotary cabinet and what the pedals do.

Advanced ›, next to the preset selector, opens the fine settings on two tabs: Tone wheels and Amp & rotary. ‹ Organ goes back to the face.

Tone wheels

GroupControlsWhat they do
TonewheelsModel, LeakageFour tonewheel sets (1 to 4) and the leakage from neighbouring wheels (0 to 10)
ClickPress, Release, ColorThe key click when pressing and releasing, and its colour
PercussionVolume, Decay, CompensationThe level (±20 %) and length of the percussion; Compensation keeps the organ from getting quieter with the percussion on NORMAL
ChorusMix, PresenceThe chorus mix (±20 %) and its brightness
ExpressionSource, LearnWhich control acts as the expression pedal

Amp & rotary

GroupControlsWhat they do
AmplifierModel, Low cutThe two amplifiers (122 or 147) and the low cut (0 turns it off)
EQLow, Mid, HighLows, mids and highs, ±12 dB
MicsDistance, AngleHow far the cabinet mics are and the angle between them (90° or 180°)
RotarySlow, Fast, Speed-up, Slow-downThe two speeds (±20 %) and how long the cabinet takes to speed up and slow down (0.25× to 4×)
Rotary switchMode, Source, LearnWhich control switches SLOW / FAST, and how

The expression pedal

By default the organ reads the expression pedal on CC 11. In Expression › Source you can switch to CC 4, CC 7, Mod wheel or a learned CC: tap Learn (it stays lit on Waiting) and move the pedal. The on-screen expression wheel keeps working with any source.

Switch the rotary cabinet with your foot or a button

  1. On the Amp & rotary tab, in Rotary switch › Source, pick Mod wheel or Sustain, or tap Learn and move the control (the button then shows the CC, such as CC 20).
  2. In Mode, pick Hold (FAST while you hold it) or Toggle (each press switches the speed).

These two sources, the expression one and the rotary one, belong to your device, like MIDI mappings: they apply to every organ in the app and do not change with presets, parts or songs.

The sustain pedal

The sustain pedal holds released keys, at full level, until you lift your foot. If the rotary source is Sustain, the pedal only switches the speed and holds nothing.