Hammond SKX Manuel utilisateur

PATCHES

FAVORITES

Patches&Favorites

PATCHES

YourHammondSKX containsalargenumberofdifferenttypesofsoundsandalargenumberofwaystocustomizeand

tailor those sounds. In addition, many of the different types of sounds can be blended or mixed with each other to

produce many unique tone colors. In the organ world, this mixing, blending and tailoring of sounds is called

Registration. Inthekeyboardandsynthworld,asoundorgroupofsoundsandeffectsiscolloquiallyknownasaPatch..

Thistermderivesfromold-stylesynthesizerswhichused patch cords(originallytelephoneswitchboard-typecords)to

connect the various components to produce specific types of sounds. Although modern technologyhas rendered this

techniqueunnecessary,theterm“Patch”hasremained. Each timeaPatchisselected itwill registeraparticularsetting

of the sounds and controls on the SKX.

ËSelecting a Patch

TRY THIS:

1. Make sure the Information Center Display is in PLAY Mode. If it is not, touch the PLAY Touch

Button once. The Information Center Displayshould now look similar to this:

Notice that the bottom line displays a letter (“U” or “P”), a number and a name. The following

paragraphs explain each portion of the bottomline of the display.

There are two categories of Patches on the SK - Preset and User. The Preset Patches are factory-

programmed and cannot be changed. The User Patches are also factory-programmed; however, you

canmakechangestothemorevenoverwritethementirelyinordertocreateyourowncustomPatches.

In the InformationCenter Display, User Patchesaredesignatedbytheletter“U,”andPreset Patches

are designated bythe letter “P.” Each categorycontains 100 Patches for a total of 200.

Thethree-digitnumber following theletter“U” or“P”refers tothe currentlyselectedPatch Number.

The Patch Name appears to the right of the Patch Number.

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2. From the above display, turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the right. You will see the numbers

increase and the Patch Name change:

If youturn the VALUE RotaryControl to the left, youwillsee the numbersdecrease until “U001” is reached.

In this wayyou can quickly previewor change Patch settings.

ËCreating Your Own Patches

You can programthePatches with your own settings.

TRY THIS:

1 Set up a registration. For this example, use Drawbars, Voices or both together.

2. Touch the RECORD Touch Button. The Information Center Displayshould look similar to this:

3. Now touch the ENTER Touch Button. The lower lineof the Information Center Display will briefly

show:

Recording Patch...

When the above message disappears, the Recording process is complete.

NOTE: As explained on page 1, Preset Patches (those with a “P” in front of the number) cannot be

changed. Therefore, when creating or editing Patches, make sure the Patch number is prefaced bya “U”

for User Patch.

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ËEditing a Patch

AlthoughyoucancreateentirelynewPatchesandstorethem,theremaybeoccasionswhenaPatchalreadycontainsmost

of what you need, and onlyone or two changes (Extra Voice, Reverb amount, etc.) need to be made.

Toedit an already existing Patch and re-save it with newsettings, do the following:

TRY THIS:

1 Fromeither of the PLAY Modes, use the VALUE Rotary Knob to select the User Patch you want to

change.

2. Make whatever changes to the Patch you wish.

3. After you have finished making your changes, Touch the RECORD Touch Button. TheInformation

Center Display should look similar to this:

4. Nowtouchthe ENTER Touch Button. The lower line of the Information Center Display will briefly

show:

Recording Patch...

When the above message disappears, the Patch is updated with your new settings.

NOTE: After Patches have been saved, they can then be stored to a USB Flash Drive. This is covered

in the USING THE USB PORT section.

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ËPATCH Edit Menu

This Advanced Feature Menu allowsyou to customize the characteristics of the Patches.

To access the PATCH Edit Menu, do the following:

1. Fromanyof the PLAY Mode screens, touch the MENU/EXIT Touch Button once. TheInformation

Center Display should now look like this:

The word “DRAWBAR” should nowbe blinking.

2. TouchthePAGERIGHTTouchButtontwice. TheInformationCenterDisplayshouldnowlooklike

this:

The word “PATCH” should now be blinking.

NOTE: You can also turn the VALUE Rotary Knob to the right to scroll through the Menus until

“PATCH” is blinking.

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3. Now touch the ENTER Touch Button. The Information Center Displayshould now look like this:

You are now in the PATCH Edit Menu. You may now use the PAGE NAVIGATION Touch Buttons in

conjunction with the VALUE RotaryControl to make changes to the Patches. Theses changes are explained

starting on the next page.

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If you followed the instructions on the previous page, Page 1 of the PATCH Edit Menu displays. The Patch Name

on the bottom line should now be blinking.

Patch Name

This Advanced Feature allows you to name or re-name your User Patches.

UsethePAGELEFT andPAGERIGHT SelectTouchButtonstomovethecursortoselectthecharactertobe

edited.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the right to scroll forward through the characters.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the left to scroll backward through the characters.

The available characters include: Punctuation Marks (space - . ‘ &), Numeric Characters (0 ~ 9), Upper-case Letters

(“A ~ Z”), and Lower-case Letters (“a ~ z”).

NOTE: If you touchthe PAGELEFT Touch Button when the cursor is allthe way tothe left, as inthe abovefigure,

you maysee amessage suchas “USB is not ready” if no USB FlashDrive is inserted. In thiscase simplytouch the

ENTER Touch Button and the Patch Name screen will reappear.

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE UP Touch Button once. The Information Center Display should now

look like this:

PATCH LOAD Menu Pages

The PATCH LOAD Menu Pages allow you to select which components of the instrument will be saved as part of a

Patch. The next few pages will explain this in detail.

Patch Load - Drawbar Registration

This Advanced Feature allows you to select how the Drawbar Registration will be saved to a Patch. You can select

whether you want to save the Upper (“UPP”) Lower (“LOW”) or Pedal “PED”) Drawbae settings.

Use the PAGE LEFT and PAGERIGHT Touch Buttons to move back and forth among “UPP” “LOW” and “PED.”

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to turn the selected function “ON” or “OFF.”

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From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button until the Information Center Display looks like

this:

PATCH LOAD - Voice Parameters

ThisAdvancedFeatureallowsyoutoselectwhetherDrawbar(“DRAWB”)and/orExtraVoice(“EXV”)parametersare

saved to aPatch.

TheDrawbarparametersincludeorgantypes(“Btype1,”“Farf,”“Pipe,”etc.) aswellasPercussionsettings. TheExtra

Voice parameters include Octave settings, Velocity settings, etc.

Use the PAGE LEFT and PAGE RIGHT Touch Buttons to move back and forth between “DRAWB” and

“EXV.”

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to turn the selected function “ON” or “OFF.”

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT Touch Button until the Information Center Display looks like

this:

PATCH LOAD - Zones

This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether the Internal (“INT”) or External (“EXT”) Zone information will

be saved to a Patch.

Use the PAGE LEFT and PAGE RIGHT Touch Buttons to move back and forth between“INT” and “EXT.”

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to turn the selected function “ON” or “OFF.”

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Fromthe previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT TouchButton once. TheInformation Center Display should now

look like this:

PATCH LOAD - Effects

This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether Effects are saved to a Patch

The data chart belowshows the options you mayselect.

PATCH LOAD EFFECT Options

Description Function

DRB Drawbar Effects controlled by the EFFECTS Rotary Knob and Touch Button

(Tremolo, AutoPan, Wah-Wah, etc.)

ANI Drawbar Animation (Vibrato & Chorus and Leslie)

EXV Extra Voice Effects controlled by the EFFECTS Rotary Knob and Touch Button

(Tremolo, AutoPan, Wah-Wah, etc.)

NOTE: Drawbar and Extra Voice Effects are covered in more detail in the Overall Effects section.

Use the PAGE LEFT and PAGE RIGHT Touch Buttons to move back and forth among the choices.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to turn the selected function “ON” or “OFF.”

From the previous screen, touch the PAGE RIGHT TouchButton once. The Information Center Display should now

look like this:

PATCH LOAD - Reverb

This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether Reverb is saved to a Patch.

Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to turn the selected function “ON” or “OFF.”

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