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Volume control question
Hi All,
I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and would like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin element Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound produced via the swell pedal.
For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I have very loud ranks playing I would like to set the piano at a high volume.
Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous filter to accomplish this.
Kind Regards,
Dennis
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Re: Volume control question
This is the standard I use for my dispositions:
The swell and choir expression continuous filters use "set 11" as a volume command. Voicing volume controls use "set 7".
If you want to do it the easy way, take the "Chime/Zimbelstern Volume" and copy it. Under "Description" change the name to "KERAULOPHONE VOLUME" (or whatever your new stop is named). Under "Properties" add the reference to the "Keraulophone" rank and make sure the references to the Chimes and Zimbelstern ranks are gone.
Also, make sure there is no "Engaged... set 176 set 7 set 100" command in the "Keraulophone" rank. The "Disengaged set 176 set 7 set 0" command is fine. leave it there. The voicing command continuous filter takes the place of the Engaged command. (If neither are there,
don't worry. Everything will still work!
Paul
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, drwilx <drwbus@...> wrote:
From: drwilx <drwbus@...>
Subject: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:18 PM
Hi All, I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and would like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin element Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound produced via the swell pedal. For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I have very loud ranks playing
I would like to set the piano at a high volume. Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous filter to accomplish this. Kind Regards, Dennis -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Volume-control-question-tp26100527p26100527.htmlSent from the jOrgan - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Come build with us! The BlackBerry(R) Developer Conference in SF, CA is the only developer event you need to attend this year. Jumpstart your developing skills, take BlackBerry mobile applications to market and stay ahead of the curve. Join us from November 9 - 12, 2009. Register now! http://p.sf.net/sfu/devconference_______________________________________________ jOrgan-user mailing list jOrgan-user@...https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jorgan-user
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Re: Volume control question
Paul,
Thank you so much. I am going to try it right away.
Regards,
Dennis
pcstratman wrote:
This is the standard I use for my dispositions:
The swell and choir expression continuous filters use "set 11" as a volume command. Voicing volume controls use "set 7".
If you want to do it the easy way, take the "Chime/Zimbelstern Volume" and copy it. Under "Description" change the name to "KERAULOPHONE VOLUME" (or whatever your new stop is named). Under "Properties" add the reference to the "Keraulophone" rank and make sure the references to the Chimes and Zimbelstern ranks are gone.
Also, make sure there is no "Engaged... set 176 set 7 set 100" command in the "Keraulophone" rank. The "Disengaged set 176 set 7 set 0" command is fine. leave it there. The voicing command continuous filter takes the place of the Engaged command. (If neither are there, don't worry. Everything will still work!
Paul
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, drwilx <drwbus@frontiernet.net> wrote:
From: drwilx <drwbus@frontiernet.net>
Subject: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:18 PM
Hi All,
I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and would
like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin element
Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound
produced via the swell pedal.
For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft
piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I have
very loud ranks playing I would like to set the piano at a high volume.
Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous filter
to accomplish this.
Kind Regards,
Dennis
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Re: Volume control question
Paul,
It works perfectly!!!
Regards,
Dennis
pcstratman wrote:
This is the standard I use for my dispositions:
The swell and choir expression continuous filters use "set 11" as a volume command. Voicing volume controls use "set 7".
If you want to do it the easy way, take the "Chime/Zimbelstern Volume" and copy it. Under "Description" change the name to "KERAULOPHONE VOLUME" (or whatever your new stop is named). Under "Properties" add the reference to the "Keraulophone" rank and make sure the references to the Chimes and Zimbelstern ranks are gone.
Also, make sure there is no "Engaged... set 176 set 7 set 100" command in the "Keraulophone" rank. The "Disengaged set 176 set 7 set 0" command is fine. leave it there. The voicing command continuous filter takes the place of the Engaged command. (If neither are there, don't worry. Everything will still work!
Paul
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, drwilx <drwbus@frontiernet.net> wrote:
From: drwilx <drwbus@frontiernet.net>
Subject: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:18 PM
Hi All,
I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and would
like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin element
Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound
produced via the swell pedal.
For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft
piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I have
very loud ranks playing I would like to set the piano at a high volume.
Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous filter
to accomplish this.
Kind Regards,
Dennis
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Re: Volume control question
Hi Paul,
I had 2 questions for you:
1. I saw this post and started experimenting this evening creating a seperate voicing screen for ACO 4 and other than a re-learning curve which i've overcome mostly i think i am missing something. My question on this subject is how do you "copy" an existing element? Did you mean manually create and fill in data or is there a function i am not getting to work that allows a copy function?
2. (Outside of this topic) - Have you had time to play with Jorgan 3.8 with aco 4.0 and do you happen to know when 3.8 might be finalized? I'm perfectly happy with 3.7 with one exception and that is that i'd like the ability to manipulate the recorder via midi buttons which i understand is new in 3.8. Other than that i wouldn't migrate, i just like certain bells and whistles, lol. I just was wondering if I should wait before i go through the process of customizing my installation if there are going to be issues when i upgrade. I have been following most of the posts on 3.8 but wonder how it affects ACO if at all.?
Thanks,
Al --- On Wed, 10/28/09, Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...> wrote:
From: Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...>
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 3:47 PM
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This is the standard I use for my dispositions:
The swell and choir expression continuous filters use "set 11" as a volume command. Voicing volume controls use "set 7".
If you want to do it the easy way, take the "Chime/Zimbelstern Volume" and copy it. Under "Description" change the name to "KERAULOPHONE VOLUME" (or whatever your new stop is named). Under "Properties" add the reference to the "Keraulophone" rank and make sure the references to the Chimes and Zimbelstern ranks are gone.
Also, make sure there is no "Engaged... set 176 set 7 set 100" command in the "Keraulophone" rank. The "Disengaged set 176 set 7 set 0" command is fine. leave it there. The voicing command continuous filter takes the place of the Engaged command. (If neither are there, don't worry. Everything will still work!
Paul
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, drwilx <drwbus@...> wrote:
From: drwilx <drwbus@...>
Subject: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:18 PM
Hi All, I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and would like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin element Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound produced via the swell pedal. For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I have very loud ranks playing I would like to set the piano at a high volume. Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous filter to accomplish this. Kind Regards, Dennis -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Volume-control-question-tp26100527p26100527.htmlSent from the jOrgan - User mailing list archive at
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Re: Volume control question
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For question 1:
When copying you have to be in the "Elements" window. With the desired element selected, hit Ctrl+C and then Ctrl+V and presto, it's copied.
For question 2:
No I haven't played with jOrgan 3.8 Betas that much. I know everything works and sounds the same. I had some troubles getting the recorder to function. My logic right now is that if jOrgan follows the same pattern, everything will migrate and work pretty much as before. (And I'm hoping for that generic "recorder" element that contains everything needed for record and play... just plop it on the console and it's ready to go fully functional.)
(I've been having too much fun with ACO 4.0 and with harpsichords to worry about 3.8)
Paul
From: Al Schroer <pipes_on_the_horizon@...>
To: jorgan-user@...
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 5:17:17 PM
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
Hi Paul,
I had 2 questions for you:
1. I saw this post and started experimenting this evening creating a seperate voicing screen for ACO 4 and other than a re-learning curve which i've overcome mostly i think i am missing something. My question on this subject is how do you "copy" an existing element? Did you mean manually create and fill in data or is there a function i am not getting to work that allows a copy function?
2. (Outside of this topic) - Have you had time to play with Jorgan 3.8 with aco 4.0 and do you happen to know when 3.8 might be finalized? I'm perfectly happy with 3.7 with one exception and that is that i'd like the ability to manipulate the recorder via midi buttons which i understand is new in 3.8. Other than that i wouldn't migrate, i just like certain bells and whistles, lol. I just was wondering if I should wait before i go through the process of customizing my installation if there are going to be issues when i upgrade. I have been following most of the posts on 3.8 but wonder how it affects ACO if at all.?
Thanks,
Al --- On Wed, 10/28/09, Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...> wrote:
From: Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...>
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 3:47 PM
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This is the standard I use for my dispositions:
The swell and choir expression continuous filters use "set 11" as a volume command. Voicing volume controls use "set 7".
If you want to do it the easy way, take the "Chime/Zimbelstern Volume" and copy it. Under "Description" change the name to "KERAULOPHONE VOLUME" (or whatever your new stop is named). Under "Properties" add the reference to the "Keraulophone" rank and make sure the references to the Chimes and Zimbelstern ranks are gone.
Also, make sure there is no "Engaged... set 176 set 7 set 100" command in the "Keraulophone" rank. The "Disengaged set 176 set 7 set 0" command is fine. leave it there. The voicing command continuous filter takes the place of the Engaged command. (If neither are there, don't worry. Everything will still work!
Paul
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, drwilx <drwbus@...> wrote:
From: drwilx <drwbus@...>
Subject: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:18 PM
Hi All, I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and would like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin element Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound produced via the swell pedal. For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I have very loud ranks playing I would like to set the piano at a high volume. Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous filter to accomplish this. Kind Regards, Dennis -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Volume-control-question-tp26100527p26100527.htmlSent from the jOrgan - User mailing list archive at
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Re: Recorder function in V3.7 v V3.8
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Regarding question 2
With my Christie disposition I have tried V3.8 beta 3. (and the
previous betas) My findings are that the Recorder function is not yet
working. Sven acknowledges this and advises to wait for the next
release (which is promised soon).
The big progression with V3.8 is the separate file for combination
memory. All other aspects are working fine except for the recorder.
My findings are that the recorder in version 3.7 is the most usable at
this stage. All keyboards are recorded and replay properly. My
disposition has problems with recording the console function
(combination and tab changes) due to same named elements. Sven advises
this will be fixed in the next release of V3.8.
Regards
Rick
Pastor Paul C. Stratman wrote:
For question 1:
When copying you have to be in the "Elements" window. With the desired
element selected, hit Ctrl+C and then Ctrl+V and presto, it's copied.
For question 2:
No I haven't played with jOrgan 3.8 Betas that much. I know everything
works and sounds the same. I had some troubles getting the recorder to
function. My logic right now is that if jOrgan follows the same
pattern, everything will migrate and work pretty much as before. (And
I'm hoping for that generic "recorder" element that contains everything
needed for record and play... just plop it on the console and it's
ready to go fully functional.)
(I've been having too much fun with ACO 4.0 and with harpsichords to
worry about 3.8)
Paul
From: Al
Schroer pipes_on_the_horizon@...
To:
jorgan-user@...
Sent: Wednesday,
October 28, 2009 5:17:17 PM
Subject: Re:
[jOrgan-user] Volume control question
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Hi Paul,
I had 2 questions for you:
1. I saw this post and started experimenting this
evening creating a seperate voicing screen for ACO 4 and other than a
re-learning curve which i've overcome mostly i think i am missing
something. My question on this subject is how do you "copy" an
existing element? Did you mean manually create and fill in data or is
there a function i am not getting to work that allows a copy function?
2. (Outside of this topic) - Have you had time to play
with Jorgan 3.8 with aco 4.0 and do you happen to know when 3.8 might
be finalized? I'm perfectly happy with 3.7 with one exception and that
is that i'd like the ability to manipulate the recorder via midi
buttons which i understand is new in 3.8. Other than that i wouldn't
migrate, i just like certain bells and whistles, lol. I just was
wondering if I should wait before i go through the process of
customizing my installation if there are going to be issues when i
upgrade. I have been following most of the posts on 3.8 but wonder how
it affects ACO if at all.?
Thanks,
Al
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, Pastor Paul C. Stratman pcstratman@...
wrote:
From: Pastor Paul C. Stratman pcstratman@...
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 3:47 PM
|
This is the standard I use for my dispositions:
The swell and choir expression continuous filters use "set 11" as a
volume command. Voicing volume controls use "set 7".
If you want to do it the easy way, take the
"Chime/Zimbelstern Volume" and copy it. Under "Description" change the
name to "KERAULOPHONE VOLUME" (or whatever your new stop is named).
Under "Properties" add the reference to the "Keraulophone" rank and
make sure the references to the Chimes and Zimbelstern ranks are gone.
Also, make sure there is no "Engaged... set 176
set 7 set 100" command in the "Keraulophone" rank. The "Disengaged
set 176 set 7 set 0" command is fine. leave it there. The voicing
command continuous filter takes the place of the Engaged command. (If
neither are there, don't worry. Everything will still work!
Paul
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, drwilx drwbus@...
wrote:
From: drwilx drwbus@...
Subject: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:18 PM
Hi All,
I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and
would
like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin
element
Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound
produced via the swell pedal.
For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft
piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I
have
very loud ranks playing I would like to set the piano at a high volume.
Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous
filter
to accomplish this.
Kind Regards,
Dennis
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Re: Volume control question
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Thankyou for the reply and ditto, I too have been having too much fun with ACO 4 and not worrying so much about my sole reason to upgrade to 3.8 for recorder functions.
I think i'll stick with 3.7 and aco 4.0, work on my voicing screen and anxiously await you Harpsichord projects.
As for the copy function, Thank you! This helps alot! Forgive my ignorance but i have been so pre-occupied on the pc automation and pipe integration side that i have not been too in touch with the writing disposition side but, I'm getting into it now and thanks.
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From: Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...>
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 7:36 PM
For question 1:
When copying you have to be in the "Elements" window. With the desired element selected, hit Ctrl+C and then Ctrl+V and presto, it's copied.
For question 2:
No I haven't played with jOrgan 3.8 Betas that much. I know everything works and sounds the same. I had some troubles getting the recorder to function. My logic right now is that if jOrgan follows the same pattern, everything will migrate and work pretty much as before. (And I'm hoping for that generic "recorder" element that contains everything needed for record and play... just plop it on the console and it's ready to go fully functional.)
(I've been having too much fun with ACO 4.0 and with harpsichords to worry about 3.8)
Paul
From: Al Schroer <pipes_on_the_horizon@...>
To: jorgan-user@...
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 5:17:17 PM
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
|
Hi Paul,
I had 2 questions for you:
1. I saw this post and started experimenting this evening creating a seperate voicing screen for ACO 4 and other than a re-learning curve which i've overcome mostly i think i am missing something. My question on this subject is how do you "copy" an existing element? Did you mean manually create and fill in data or is there a function i am not getting to work that allows a copy function?
2. (Outside of this topic) - Have you had time to play with Jorgan 3.8 with aco 4.0 and do you happen to know when 3.8 might be finalized? I'm perfectly happy with 3.7 with one exception and that is that i'd like the ability to manipulate the recorder via midi buttons which i understand is new in 3.8. Other than that i wouldn't migrate, i just like certain bells and whistles, lol. I just was wondering if I should wait before i go through the process of customizing my installation if there are going to be issues when i upgrade. I have been following most of the posts on 3.8 but wonder how it affects ACO if at all.?
Thanks,
Al --- On Wed, 10/28/09, Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...> wrote:
From: Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...>
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 3:47 PM
|
This is the standard I use for my dispositions:
The swell and choir expression continuous filters use "set 11" as a volume command. Voicing volume controls use "set 7".
If you want to do it the easy way, take the "Chime/Zimbelstern Volume" and copy it. Under "Description" change the name to "KERAULOPHONE VOLUME" (or whatever your new stop is named). Under "Properties" add the reference to the "Keraulophone" rank and make sure the references to the Chimes and Zimbelstern ranks are gone.
Also, make sure there is no "Engaged... set 176 set 7 set 100" command in the "Keraulophone" rank. The "Disengaged set 176 set 7 set 0" command is fine. leave it there. The voicing command continuous filter takes the place of the Engaged command. (If neither are there, don't worry. Everything will still work!
Paul
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Subject: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:18 PM
Hi All, I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and would like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin element Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound produced via the swell pedal. For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I have very loud ranks playing I would like to set the piano at a high volume. Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous filter to accomplish this. Kind Regards, Dennis -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Volume-control-question-tp26100527p26100527.htmlSent from the jOrgan - User mailing list archive at
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Re: Volume control question
Hi, Al,
If you click on an element on the list, CNTRL-D copies it, then you can change the bits you need for the new version.
Have fun,
Roy.
--- On Wed, 28/10/09, Al Schroer <pipes_on_the_horizon@...> wrote:
From: Al Schroer <pipes_on_the_horizon@...>
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, 28 October, 2009, 22:17
Hi Paul,
I had 2 questions for you:
1. I saw this post and started experimenting this evening creating a seperate voicing screen for ACO 4 and other than a re-learning curve which i've overcome mostly i think i am missing something. My question on this subject is how do you "copy" an existing element? Did you mean manually create and fill in data or is there a function i am not getting to work that allows a copy function?
2. (Outside of this topic) - Have you had time to play with Jorgan 3.8 with aco 4.0 and do you happen to know when 3.8 might be finalized? I'm perfectly happy with 3.7 with one exception and that is that i'd like the ability to manipulate the recorder via midi buttons which i understand is new in 3.8. Other than that i wouldn't migrate, i just like certain bells and whistles, lol. I just was wondering if I should wait before i go through the process of customizing my installation if there are going to be issues when i upgrade. I have been following most of the posts on 3.8 but wonder how it affects ACO if at all.?
Thanks,
Al --- On Wed, 10/28/09, Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...> wrote:
From: Pastor Paul C. Stratman <pcstratman@...>
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 3:47 PM
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This is the standard I use for my dispositions:
The swell and choir expression continuous filters use "set 11" as a volume command. Voicing volume controls use "set 7".
If you want to do it the easy way, take the "Chime/Zimbelstern Volume" and copy it. Under "Description" change the name to "KERAULOPHONE VOLUME" (or whatever your new stop is named). Under "Properties" add the reference to the "Keraulophone" rank and make sure the references to the Chimes and Zimbelstern ranks are gone.
Also, make sure there is no "Engaged... set 176 set 7 set 100" command in the "Keraulophone" rank. The "Disengaged set 176 set 7 set 0" command is fine. leave it there. The voicing command continuous filter takes the place of the Engaged command. (If neither are there, don't worry. Everything will still work!
Paul
--- On Wed, 10/28/09, drwilx <drwbus@...> wrote:
From: drwilx <drwbus@...>
Subject: [jOrgan-user] Volume control question
To: jorgan-user@...
Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2009, 2:18 PM
Hi All, I have added a couple of stops to Paul's fantastic ACO disposition and would like to control their volume with a virtual slider (using the skin element Paul uses for the Alterables volume) but still control the overall sound produced via the swell pedal. For example if I have very soft ranks playing and I want to add a soft piano, I would like to set the slider at a low volume. Conversely, if I have very loud ranks playing I would like to set the piano at a high volume. Would someone be kind enough to show me how to program a continuous filter to accomplish this. Kind Regards, Dennis -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Volume-control-question-tp26100527p26100527.htmlSent from the jOrgan - User mailing list archive at
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