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ControlsUsers have the option of controlling daOrgan's dials in either a circular or a linear mannerdepending on the Dial Mode setting on daOrgan's rear panel (see the "Main" section ofthis manual for more information about daOrgan's rear panel).Holding down the ALT key while clicking on a control changes the selected control's valuea minimum step upwards (when clicking in the upper half of the control) or a minimum stepdownwards (when clicking in the lower half of the control).Holding down the CTRL key while clicking on a control sets the control to its default value(e.g. for Volume controls it sets the control's value to -6 dB).All controls can be automated using external MIDI messages. To do this you need to usedaOrgan's ECS (Easy Controller Setup) which is described in the "Main" section of thismanual.A Word About Control Parameter RangesEach daOrgan parameter has a specific range, many of which read 0…200%. You mightbe wondering why the parameter range is not 0…100%. daOrgan's design is based on adetailed analysis of the famous Hammond B3 organ, and for most parameters theadjustable range was simply doubled. As a result, a middle setting (or 100%) on daOrgangives the original parameter's maximum value, while 200% gives the maximum daOrgansetting.LinPlug daOrgan User Guide 8
The Main SectiondaOrgan's Main section is located on the upper left of the user interface. This sectioncontains a range of controls, all of which effect daOrgan's overall sound. Several of thecontrols in this section have a small indicator above them, which shows when the controlis active.Parameter ExplanationVolume: sets the main Volume of the Instrument.Spread: allows you to play 5 organssimultaneously. The leftmost setting is off. As thedial is turned clockwise the 5 organs becomecontinuously detuned with each other producing athicker sound.Drive: determines the degree to which daOrgan'soutput is distorted by the distortion effectprocessor.Click: sets the amount of key click applied toeach note being played. The "click" is a veryshort sound that was produced on classicdrawbar organs when the keys were pressed.Motor: adjusts the amount of motor noise that isadded to the output. On classic tone wheelorgans this sound was always present to somedegree.Range-24db…0dbDisabled, 0…20 cents0…200%0…200%0…200%LinPlug daOrgan User Guide 9
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Page 3 and 4: WelcomeThank you for licensing daOr
Page 5 and 6: OverviewdaOrgan is a monotimbral, 2
Page 7: What's New in daOrgan 2.0The Rotary
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Page 13 and 14: The Vibrato SectionThe Vibrato sect
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Page 17 and 18: The Rotary Speaker SimulationThe Ro
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