Orchestral Voices And Organ Styles In Combinations; Operating System Update - Viscount Chorum 10 Dlx Bedienungshandbuch

Chorum 10 Dlx – Chorum S10 – Chorum 10
of the button starts flashing until loading ends. On the USB stick, this package is a .mem file
located in the "organ\memories" folder.
N.B.
- When saving to the internal memory or USB stick, keep in mind that files with the same name
are irreparably overwritten. However, you can create personal folders with other names in the
USB stick, as well as rename your . mem files. When loading into Chorum 10, however, the
.mem files must always be named with numbers from 1 to 12 and must be found in the
'organ\memories' folder.
- When loading from internal memory or USB stick, the combinations are irreparably
overwritten.

6.5 ORCHESTRAL VOICES AND ORGAN STYLES IN COMBINATIONS

Normally, combinations store the on-off status of registers (also orchestral), tremolo, Split and sub-
super octave setting. Chorum 10 also allows to memorize the type of orchestral voice for each
register (that is, for example, the same button in a combination plays the piano and in another the
trumpet) and which organ style must be recalled. To enable these memorizations, follow this
procedure:
Holding down the [SET] button press the [REC] button: all LEDs on the panel flash twice.
1.
2A. Use the [MEMORY] button to enable or disable the memorization of orchestral voices,
according to the rule:
Only the [INT] LED is on: memorizing is disabled (only the register status is stored)
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Both [INT] and [USB] LEDs are on: memorizing of orchestral voices is enabled
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Use the [STYLE] button to enable or disable styles memorization, according to the rule:
2B.
Only the [INT] LED is on: memorizing is disabled
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Both [INT] and [USB] LEDs are on: memorizing is en<abled
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Press the [REC] button to return to normal operation.
3.

6.6 OPERATING SYSTEM UPDATE

Whenever a Chorum 10 operating system update file is released, it will be made available on the
website www.viscountinstruments.com. After downloading the file, copy it to the root folder of a
USB stick and insert the pen into the connector [
the instrument is off.
Keeping the [TRANSPOSER] and [REC] buttons pressed, turn the instrument on: if the USB pen
and the update file are recognized and validated, the led [WERKMEISTER III] and a register of the
Manual I section start to flash alternately to indicate that the update has started, after which they
stop flashing. Reboot the instrument. If the USB stick or update file is not recognized or validated,
the LEDs of the above buttons do not start flashing and the panel remains completely off. In this
case, turn the instrument off using the [POWER] switch, then try another update. If this should
also fail to download the file again and/or use another USB stick, then redo the update.
] on the panel underneath the keyboard when
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