Studio Logic Numaorgan2 Manuel utilisateur

Version 1.2

Operation Manual

Manuale di Istruzione IT

NUMA ORGAN 2 by Studiologic® 3

ENGLISH

Operation Manual EN

NUMA ORGAN 2 by Studiologic®

Safety Instructions

Important Safety Instructions

Please read the entire manual. It contains all the information you

need to use this unit.

Please follow the instructions in the manual. The warranty

will be void if unauthorized work is carried out on the instru-

ment. Only accessories specied by the manufacturer should

be used with this unit. Use the unit only as specied in this

manual.

DANGER!

Risk of electric shock.

Do not open the chassis. There are no user serviceable parts inside.

The unit should only be serviced by qualied service sta.

Mains

Before connecting the unit to the main power supply, please check

if the power supply is suitable for the instrument. The unit can be

powered with 100 – 240VAC. The unit is secured by a 250V-500mA F

type fuse. Replace the fuse with one of the same type and value. The

position of the fuse can be found at page 10.

This unit must be earthed.

Do not use a damaged power cord.

Humidity

To reduce the risk of re or electric shock, do not expose the unit

to rain or moisture. Never place containers with liquid on the unit.

Do not use the unit near water, eg swimming pool, bathtub or wet

basement.

If the unit is moved from a cold place to a warm room, condensation

may occur inside.To avoid any damage please allow the unit to reach

the room temperature before switching on.

Installation

Always use a stable rack/stand to place the keyboard on. Please be

aware of its size and weight.

Cleaning / Maintenance

Never use any abrasive detergent, which may damage the

surface. We recommend a slightly moist micro-bre cloth.

Packaging

Please keep all packaging and use it to protect the instrument during

transportation, eg if service is required.

NUMA ORGAN 2 by Studiologic® 5

Table of contents

Safety Instructions

Your new Numa Organ 2

What‘s behind Numa Organ 2

Tone Wheel Organ Models

Acoustic & Electronic Organ Sounds

External Rotary Speaker and amplier

Connection / Back view

Control panel

Volume

How functions are shown in this manual

Operation / Drawbars

Drawbars

How the manual and drawbars are related

Extension with other manuals

Operation

Pitch Wheel

Rotary / Modulation Wheel

Chorus / Vibrato

Split

Split point

Transpose

Edit functions

Percussion

Eects (Reverb, Drive, Key Click, Leakage)

EQ / Volume

Dynamic TOUCH / MIDI

Preset Selection

Preset Store

Sound Selection

Preset Upload & Download

External Rotary Speaker Cabinet

System Update

MIDI

MIDI connection

Keyboard extension

Control the Numa Organ 2 via MIDI

Use the Numa Organ 2 as MIDI masterkeyboard

MIDI parameters recording

Troubleshooting

Declarations

Appendix

MIDI Implementation Chart

Specications / dimensions

NUMA ORGAN 2 by Studiologic®

Your new Numa Organ 2

Thank you very much for choosing the Numa Organ 2. You have obtained a state-of-the-art

instrument made by the renowned manufacturer Studiologic.

Get inspired by the new Numa Organ 2! Its Physical Modelling synthesis is the most authentic

revival of the sound of an electromechanical tone wheel organ. But the Numa Organ 2 is much more. We

recommend you to read the entire manual carefully to take full advantage of all the functions of your new

instrument.

An overview of the features of the Numa Organ 2:

The Numa Organ 2 sound models have been designed to give a

wide variety of sounds, derived from the analysis of the main cha-

racters of some of the most popular organ sounds, allowing to build

combinations using the drawbars and all the available post proces-

sing eects (Vibrato, Chorus, Rotary, Reverb, Drive, Click, Leakage).

The Numa Organ 2 performs as a clone of some Tone Wheel Organs,

and captures some characters of old Acoustic & Electronic-Analo-

gue Organs by keeping the full exibility of using any customized

mixing, editing functions and controls.

(To select and store the Sound Models, please refer to pag. 18)

These 3 dierent models (selected by the G/A/B keys of the Preset

octave) are referred to 3 dierent kind of original instrument’s levels

and tone balance; the sound was slightly (or noticeable) dierent

not only from one model to another but also considering the year

of construction, the age of the circuitry and some subtle changes

in the analogue components of the original vintage instruments.

Model B is considered the most popular reference, with a very ba-

lanced sound, rich bass and clean treble texture, ideal for Jazz Music

and all kind of applications, where the overall balance is needed.

While the C and A models are theoretically identical, excluding the

building period, age and maintenance status, dierences could be

found also in the instruments and this B model is free of too parti-

cular deviations from the original factory set up and original sound

specications.

What‘s behind Numa Organ 2

Tone Wheel Organ Models

Model B

NUMA ORGAN 2 by Studiologic® 7

Tone Wheel Organ Models

Model A

Model C/G

Model A is another popular reference, with the same tone genera-

tor of Model B, but with a built in amplication system and some

changes in the circuitry that could make its sound warmer than

other instruments of the same kind (a built in Reverb was also

available). The balance of the Numa Organ model A is dierent

from the model B and C and it has a natural loudness, less middle

frequencies.

Model C/G, as most of tone wheel big organs, originally shared the

same kind of tone generator; models not very popular are the G se-

ries instruments, also designed with a Classical approach and layout.

The Numa Organ 2 A/B/C Sound Models have been selected to give

alternative timbres to create an innite variety of tone wheel sounds,

further made dierent by the post-processor controls stored in each

Preset. Some other internal parameters are slightly dierent in the

various models, like the Vibrato/Chorus eect and other subtle nu-

ances, giving a total exibility when creating sounds for any kind of

Music.

NUMA ORGAN 2 by Studiologic®

Acoustic & Electronic Organ Sounds

This sound model allows to create sounds with a classical timbre,

thanks to its harmonic spectrum that emulates the typical timbre of

the main Principal-diapason pipes; the option to store all the eects

in each Preset allows to adapt these controls to this sound, that nor-

mally is associated with a noticeable Reverb and zero Drive/Click/

Leakage levels.

Many sounds of vintage Electronic Organs were based on simple

tone generators creating Square waves (with odd harmonics only)

summed and ltered in various ways; this model creates a mellow

square wave with a very typical clarinet-like sound, smoothed to be

summed in any drawbars settings.

This model recreates the typical sound of the most famous vintage

electronic organ, played by leading bands, that was controlled by

drawbars almost like the tone wheel organs (with a dierent setup).

Classic Organ Diapason

Electronic Analog

Organ Model D

Electronic Analog

Organ Model V

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Electronic Organ

Model F

External Rotary Speaker and

amplier

Many electronic organs had tabs (instead of drawbars) with vario-

us sounds on dierent pitches, to be mixed in combinations. This

F model recreates one of their most rich sound, a kind of smooth

“sawtooh synthesized” harmonic spectrum, dierent and comple-

mentary to the other models, that could generate thousands of

combinations with the drawbars and all available eects, including

Rotary, Vibrato & Chorus, and all other controls storable in any Pre-

set.

You can also connect an external Rotary Speaker cabinet to your

Numa Organ 2. Use the buttons of the Numa Organ 2 to switch the

external Rotary Speaker on and o, and control the rotary speed

with the modulation wheel.

Additionally you can use a separate direct out to play the Numa

Organ 2 over other ampliers.

Acoustic & Electronic Organ Sounds

NUMA ORGAN 2 by Studiologic®

Connection / Back view

Use the power cord supplied with the device to connect the Numa

Organ 2 to the power socket. Switch the unit on by using the power

button next to the power socket.

Connect the optional sustain / hold Studiologic pedals VFP1 or

PS100 at the socket labelled Hold.

Connect the optional volume / expression Studiologic pedals FP50

or VP25 at the socket labelled Expression.

Note: If you would like to use other pedals, please refer to the required

specications on page 49.

Connect the audio outputs Left and Right with the inputs of your

mixing desk or amplier, etc.

Use the separate direct out to play the Numa Organ 2 over other

ampliers. The direct output does not oer the Leslie® simulation

sound (direct sound including Chorus and Vibrato).

Plug in your headphone(s) to one of the headphone outputs. You

can use up to two headphones at the same time.

You can plug in external audio devices, such as mp3-players for

playback or MIDI sound modules, at the audio input. The Level

knob near the jack on the back of the Numa Organ 2 is for adjusting

the input level.

For MIDI data transmission via USB, connect the Numa Organ 2 to

your computer with a USB cable. The rst time you switch the Numa

Organ 2 on, it will be recognised by your computer automatically as

a MIDI device and the appropriate driver will be installed by the OS

(class compliant).

This USB port is also dedicated to panel function updates.

The mini USB connector is dedicated to update the rmware of the

Sound Engine and to load new sound models into the insrtument.

Please refer to page 20.

Please refer to page 19.

Power connection

Sustain / Expression pedals

Audio out L/R

Direct out

Headphones

Stereo audio in / Level

USB 1

Mini USB 2

MIDI

Rotary Speaker Cabinet

Fuse

Page 4, 10

USB 1 • Mini USB 2

Page 10

Hold • Expression

Page 10

Audio out L/R

Page 10

Rotary Speaker

Cabinet, Page 19

Stereo audio in • Level

Page 10

Direct-out

Page 10

MIDI In•Out•Thru

Page 20

Headphone out 1/2

Page 10

Mains • Power

Page 4, 10

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