XE-1 Owner`s Playing Guide Revised SDE3.wpd

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` HA<O>
Model
OWNER’S PLAYING GUIDE
FOR UNITED KINGDOM:
FOR YOUR SAFETY, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TEXT CAREFULLY
This appliance is supplied with a molded 3 -pin mains plug for your safety and convenience.
A 5 amp fuse is fitted in this plug.
Should the fuse need to be replaced, please ensure that the replacement fuse has a rating of 5 amps and that it is
approved by ASTA or BSI to BSI1362.
Check for the ASTA mark
or the BSI mark
on the body of the fuse.
If the plug contains a removable fuse cover, you must ensure that it is refitted when the fuse is replaced.
If the fuse is lost, the plug must not be used until a replacement cover is obtained.
A replacement fuse cover can be obtained from your local Hammond Dealer.
IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET IN YOUR HOME, THEN THE
FUSE SHOULD BE REMOVED AND THE PLUG CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY.
THERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE CUT-OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO ANY
13 AMP SOCKET.
If a new plug is to be fitted please observe the wiring code as shown below.
If in any doubt, please consult a qualified electrician.
IMPORTANT - The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
Blue:
Brown: Live
Neutral
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this unit may not correspond with the coloured marking
identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows.
The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter
N or coloured BLACK.
The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the
letter L or coloured RED.
Under no circumstances should either of these wires be connected to the earth terminal of the three-pin plug,
marked with the letter E or the Earth Symbol
.
How to replace the fuse. Open the fuse compartment with a screwdriver and replace the fuse and fuse cover.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING - As with any electrical or electronic
equipment, care should be exercised to prevent fire and
shock hazard. The following information is provided to
give guidance in the safe use of your Hammond
Keyboard.
Read all of the instructions before using this product.
Do not use this product near water.
If water gets into the unit, disconnect the power cord plug
from the electrical outlet, and contact the store where the
unit was purchased.
As a precaution, do not place flower vases or other
containers which h old liquids on the top of this unit.
Metal items inside the unit may result in electric shock or
damage. Do not permit metal articles inside the unit.
Be especially careful of this if children are near this unit.
They should be warned never to try to insert anything
inside the unit.
If, nevertheless, some foreign article does get inside,
disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet and
contact the store where the unit was purchased.
IF YOUR INSTRUMENT FAILS TO OPERATE:
1. Be sure your POWER ON/OFF switch is ON, and the
MASTER VOLUME is set to at least the half way point.
2. Be sure that at least one voice is selected ON.
This product should be located so that its position does
not interfere with proper ventilation and should not be
placed near heat sources such as radiators or heat
registers.
Do not permit the ventilation holes to be covered by
curtains or any similar materials.
Allow at least 10cm of clearance between the edge of the
unit and a surface such as a wall to ensure proper
ventilation.
This product should be connected to a power source
only of the type as marked on the product. DC power
cannot be used.
The power-supply cord should be unplugged from the
outlet when left unused for a long period of time. When
disconnecting the power cord, do not pull on the cord,
but grasp it by the plug.
Never touch the power-supply cord with anything wet.
If the power-supply cord is scarred, partially cut or
broken, or has a bad contact, it may cause a fire or
serious electrical shock if used. NEVER use a damaged
power cord for any appliance. Also, the power cord
should never be forcibly bent.
3. Make sure headphones are not plugged in to the
headphone jack.
4. Make certain that the power cord is plugged in and the
“AC” wall receptacle is not faulty.
In the event that the instrument is still inoperable, your
Hammond Dealer is best qualified to provide competent
service.
THIS PRODUCT SHOULD BE SERVICED BY QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL WHEN:
A. The power-supply cord or plug has been damaged.
B. Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled, into
the product.
C. The product has been exposed to rain.
D. The product does not appear to operate normally or
exhibits a marked change in performance.
E. The product has been dropped or damaged.
This product may be capable of producing sound levels
that would cause permanent hearing loss. Do not
operate for a long period of time at a high volume level or
at a level that is uncomfortable. If you experience any
loss or ringing in the ears, you should consult an
audiologist.
Do not attempt to service this product. All servicing
should be referred to qualified service personnel.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: TO AVOID THE HAZARDS OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR OTHER MOISTURE.
IMPORTANT - BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Your Hammond XE-1 is designed to give you the true and authentic
sound of Hammond Harmonic Drawbars, as well as provide you a large
variety of other sounds and features to allow great flexibility in how you
want to play. This Guide is designed to explain the operating features of
your Hammond XE-1 as simply and graphically as possible.
Because we want to make this keyboard, as well as the keyboard itself,
as easy to understand as possible, the explanations in this keyboard are
grouped by subject matter, and not in the order in which they necessarily
appear in the Information Center Display (the screen in the center of the
front panel). For example, all functions pertaining to Drawbars are
grouped together, all Percussion features are treated as a group, and
so on.
Also, each feature is treated as an explanation unto itself, and does not
require you to already have prior working knowledge of some other
feature. The explanations are presented such that, if you follow the
steps outlined, the message you see in the Information Center Display
screen will be identical to that shown in the keyboard at that stage of the
explanation.
Do not be daunted by the number of steps required to perform each
operation. Each step is simple. Simply bear these things in mind:
1.
2.
3.
Read each step carefully.
Don't skip any of the steps.
Don't perform the steps out of sequence.
With these guidelines, you are well on your way to mastering all of
the many sounds and features of your Hammond XE-1.
- Table of Contents INTRODUCTION............................................................................. 1
Basic Hook-Up....................................................................... 1
A.C. Power.................................................................. 1
Audio Connections...................................................... 1
Connecting to an Amplifier................................ 1
Connecting a Leslie Speaker............................. 1
Connecting a Foot Switch ........................................... 2
Connecting an EXP-100 Series Expression Pedal....... 2
Connecting an XPK-100 MIDI Pedalboard .................. 2
Connecting the XLK-1 Additional Keyboard ............... 2
Connecting a Power Supply........................................ 3
Other MIDI Connections.............................................. 3
Connecting an External Sound Source ....................... 3
Connecting a Microphone to the XE-1 ........................ 3
Connecting a Computer to the XE-1 ........................... 3
Connecting a Set of Headphones ............................... 3
BASIC HOOK-UP CALLOUT ................................................. 4
Basic Controls....................................................................... 6
ON / OFF Power Switch............................................... 6
MASTER VOLUME Slider Control .............................. 6
Information Center Display.......................................... 6
Drawbars ..................................................................... 7
Touch Tabs................................................................. 7
Touch Buttons............................................................. 7
Select Touch Buttons ........................................ 7
Touch ON / Touch OFF Touch Buttons.............. 7
Touch and Hold Touch Buttons......................... 8
Additional Controls............................................................... 8
Disk Drive .................................................................... 8
CompactFlash  Card Slot .......................................... 8
Pitch Bend & Modulation Wheels............................... 9
Pitch Bend......................................................... 9
Modulation Wheel ............................................. 9
Important - Read This........................................................... 9
SPLIT ON Touch Tab ................................................. 9
PEDAL TO LOWER Touch Tab .................................. 9
INFORMATION CENTER DISPLAY .............................................. 10
Touch Buttons .................................................................... 10
Numbered Touch Buttons ......................................... 10
PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN Touch Buttons ............. 10
MENU/EXIT, PLAY, DISPLAY HOLD and PART/EDIT
Touch Buttons........................................................... 10
MENU/EXIT ..................................................... 10
PLAY ............................................................... 10
DISPLAY HOLD............................................... 11
PART/EDIT ...................................................... 11
Display Modes .................................................................... 11
PLAY Mode .............................................................. 11
MIXER Mode - ......................................................... 12
Page 1............................................................. 12
Page 2............................................................. 13
Page 3............................................................. 13
Page 4............................................................. 14
MENU Mode ............................................................. 14
Page 1............................................................. 14
Page 2............................................................. 15
Page 3............................................................. 16
Page 4............................................................. 16
“Shortcuts”........................................................................... 17
“Shortcut” Touch Tabs............................................... 17
DISK ................................................................ 18
DEMO.............................................................. 18
MIDI................................................................. 18
CONTROL ....................................................... 18
EASY REC....................................................... 18
SEQ MENU...................................................... 18
DRAWBARS & PERCUSSION....................................................... 19
Manual Drawbars................................................................ 19
Typical Drawbar Registration Patterns....................... 20
Flute family ..................................................... 20
Reed family..................................................... 20
Diapason family............................................... 21
String family.................................................... 21
Pedal Drawbars................................................................... 22
Drawbar ON/OFF Touch Tabs..............................................22
Drawbar SUSTAIN Touch Tabs ...........................................22
DRAWBAR Edit Menu .........................................................23
Page 1.......................................................................23
Keyboard Selection..........................................23
Drawbar Octave Selection ................................24
Page 2.......................................................................24
Keyboard Selection..........................................24
Drawbar Voice Mode ........................................24
Attack - Key Click Volume.................................24
Drawbar Fold Back............................................25
PERCUSSION - Touch-Response Percussion.......................25
SECOND HARMONIC ................................................25
THIRD HARMONIC ....................................................25
FAST DECAY ............................................................25
SOFT .........................................................................25
PERCUSSION Edit Page.....................................................26
Percussion Level........................................................26
Percussion Touch ......................................................26
Percussion Velocity Sensitivity...................................27
Percussion Key Tracking ............................................27
Percussion Drawbar Cancel........................................27
Percussion Drawbar Level ..........................................27
DRAWBAR EFFECTS..........................................................28
VIBRATO & CHORUS ................................................28
ON / OFF ..........................................................28
V1 - (Small Vibrato)................................28
V2 - (Wide Vibrato) .................................28
V3 - (Full Vibrato) ...................................28
Chorus..............................................................28
C1 - (Small Chorus) .................................28
C2 - (Wide Chorus) ..................................28
C3 - (Full Chorus) ....................................28
VIBRATO Edit Page ..................................................29
Vibrato/Chorus Rate .........................................29
LESLIE ......................................................................30
LESLIE Touch Tabs.........................................30
LESLIE ON .............................................30
LESLIE FAST .........................................30
LESLIE Edit Pages....................................................30
Page 1 .............................................................31
Leslie Speed ..........................................31
Leslie Time - Rise & Fall Times..............31
Leslie Brake Time...................................32
Leslie Off Mode ......................................32
Page 2 .............................................................33
Leslie Volume Balance ..........................33
Leslie Microphone Setting......................33
ANGLE ...................................................33
DISTANCE ..............................................33
Using a Leslie Speaker Cabinet .................................34
SUSTAIN ...................................................................34
UPPER DRAWBAR SUSTAIN ...........................34
LOWER DRAWBAR SUSTAIN ..........................34
PEDAL DRAWBAR SUSTAIN ...........................34
OVERDRIVE ..............................................................35
OVERDRIVE Edit Page ....................................35
VOICE SECTION ..........................................................................36
VOICE Touch Tab group.....................................................36
VOICE ON/OFF Touch Tabs................................................37
UPPER 1 ...................................................................37
UPPER 2 ...................................................................37
LOWER 1...................................................................37
LOWER 2...................................................................37
PEDAL.......................................................................37
VOICE SETUP Touch Tabs.................................................37
UPPER 1 ...................................................................37
UPPER 2 ...................................................................37
LOWER 1...................................................................38
LOWER 2...................................................................38
PEDAL.......................................................................38
Using the VOICE SETUP Touch Tabs.................................38
SETUP Touch Tabs ............................................................42
OCTAVE UP ..............................................................42
OCTAVE DOWN ........................................................42
VELOCITY TOUCH....................................................42
HA<O> Model XE-1 Basic Features Guide
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SUSTAIN .................................................................. 42
VOICE EDIT Menu ............................................................. 42
Page 1 ...................................................................... 43
TONE Edit - Cutoff........................................... 43
TONE Edit - Resonance................................... 43
ENVELOPE - Attack......................................... 44
ENVELOPE - Decay......................................... 44
ENVELOPE - Release ...................................... 44
Page 2 ...................................................................... 44
PITCH - Coarse Tune....................................... 44
PITCH - Fine Tune .......................................... 44
PITCH - Detune ............................................... 45
VIBRATO - Rate .............................................. 45
VIBRATO - Depth ............................................ 45
VIBRATO - Delay............................................. 45
CUSTOM VOICE ................................................................ 46
Creating a Custom Voice .......................................... 46
VOICE EFFECTS................................................................ 48
SUSTAIN .................................................................. 48
SUSTAIN Edit Menu ................................................. 48
Page 1 - Sustain Length .................................. 49
Page 2 - Sustain Activate ................................ 49
CHORUS ................................................................... 49
CHORUS Edit Menu.................................................. 49
Chorus Rhythm & Voice Type .......................... 50
Chorus Rhythm & Voice Level ......................... 50
CHORUS MIXER Menu ............................................. 51
KEYBOARD SPLIT ....................................................................... 52
Upper and Lower Manuals on the XE-1 .............................. 52
SPLIT ON Touch Tab......................................................... 52
SPLIT Edit Menu ...................................................... 52
Changing the Split Point using the Touch Buttons ... 53
Changing the Split Point by Key Input...................... 53
SINGLE and DOUBLE Mode .............................................. 53
RHYTHM & EASY PLAY .............................................................. 55
AUTO VARI RHYTHMS & STYLES .................................... 55
Rhythm Categories.................................................... 55
Accessing the Rhythm Styles ........................... 55
RHYTHM CONTROL........................................................... 56
START / STOP ......................................................... 56
TOUCH TEMPO........................................................ 56
TOUCH TEMPO Edit Menu ...................................... 57
Rhythm Start .................................................... 57
Division............................................................ 57
TOUCH START ......................................................... 58
INTRO/ENDING......................................................... 58
FILL IN 1 and FILL IN 2............................................. 58
TEMPO WHEEL CONTROL................................................ 58
AUTOBAND ORCHESTRA .................................................. 58
AUTOBAND 1 Touch Tab ......................................... 58
AUTOBAND 2 Touch Tab ......................................... 58
AUTO BASS Touch Tab ........................................... 59
MEMORY Touch Tab ............................................... 59
AUTOBAND Edit Menu ............................................. 59
Chord Mode..................................................... 60
EASY PLAY SYSTEM Chords - SINGLE Mode 60
Major Chords.......................................... 60
Minor Chords.......................................... 60
Seventh Chords...................................... 60
Diminished Chords................................. 61
Augmented Chords ................................ 61
On Bass ........................................................... 61
Bass Retrigger.................................................. 61
Chord Transform .............................................. 62
STYLE EDIT Menu ................................................... 62
Page 1............................................................. 63
Style Voice ............................................ 63
Page 2............................................................. 63
Style Volume ......................................... 64
Creating a Custom Style ........................................... 64
Saving a Custom Style.............................................. 66
Retrieving a Custom Style......................................... 67
MEMORY Edit Menu ................................................ 67
BUTTON OFF Mode ........................................ 68
BUTTON ON Mode.......................................... 68
RHYTHM VARIATIONS .......................................................69
AUTO VARI Touch Tab .............................................69
AUTO VARI Edit Menu ..............................................69
Page 1 .............................................................70
Mode ......................................................70
AUTO Mode ...........................................70
FILL Mode ..............................................70
Program Repeat .....................................71
Page 2 .............................................................71
Programming an AutoVari Sequence .....71
MARK, COPY and PASTE......................73
JUMP......................................................75
RHYTHM EDIT Menu ................................................75
Page 1 .............................................................76
CLR/LOAD..............................................76
TIME ......................................................77
METR MENU ..........................................77
METRONOME Edit Menu ................................77
Time Signature ......................................77
Upbeat....................................................77
Voice ......................................................78
PATTERN...............................................78
DRUM SET .............................................79
NAME .....................................................79
SAVE......................................................80
Recording a USER RHYTHM ............................80
Page 2 .............................................................81
ERASE ...................................................81
ALL INST ................................................82
QUANTIZE..............................................82
Recalling a USER RHYTHM .............................83
EASY PLAY SYSTEM Touch Tab ......................................84
PRESETS.....................................................................................85
Preset Banks........................................................................85
Preset Bank Selection................................................85
Programming Your Own Presets..........................................86
COMBI. PRESET Edit Menu ...............................................87
Page 1.......................................................................87
Selecting a Preset Bank ...................................87
Renaming a Preset Bank..................................88
Page 2.......................................................................89
Selecting a Preset ............................................89
Renaming a Preset...........................................89
Page 3.......................................................................90
Parameter ON/OFF Option ...............................90
Page 4.......................................................................90
MIDI Program Number Send ............................90
RHYTHM PRESET ..............................................................91
Programming Your Own Rhythm Presets ...................91
RHYTHM PRESET Edit Menu ...................................92
Recall Mode.....................................................92
Rhythm Preset Rename....................................93
EFFECTS......................................................................................94
REVERB..............................................................................94
REVERB Touch Tab..................................................94
REVERB Edit Menu...................................................94
Rhythm & Voice Reverb Type.................94
Rhythm & Voice Reverb Level ................95
Drawbar Reverb Type .............................95
Drawbar Reverb Level.............................95
REVERB MIXER Menu ..............................................95
SES/EQ...............................................................................96
SES/EQ Touch Tab...................................................96
Page 1.......................................................................97
SES Stereo / Mono Select ...............................97
SES Effect Depth .............................................98
Pages 2 and 3 ...........................................................98
EQ Function .....................................................99
EQ Group .........................................................99
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE FEATURES ......................................100
TRANSPOSE ....................................................................100
MANUAL DRUM ................................................................100
MANUAL DRUM Edit Menu .....................................100
Lower ON/OFF................................................101
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Pedal ON/OFF ............................................... 101
Lower Drum Voice ......................................... 101
Pedal Drum Voice ......................................... 101
Volume.......................................................... 101
SOUND EFFECT............................................................... 102
SOUND EFFECT Voice Menu ................................. 102
PROCHORD...................................................................... 102
PROCHORD Edit Menu........................................... 103
Mode ............................................................. 103
PROCHORD Part Selection..................................... 103
PROCHORD Voice Selection .................................. 104
PROCHORD MIXER................................................ 106
CONTROL Edit Menu ....................................................... 107
Page 1 .................................................................... 108
Bend Range .................................................. 108
Page 2 .................................................................... 108
Modulation Wheel ......................................... 108
Page 3 .................................................................... 109
Expression Source ......................................... 109
Page 4 .................................................................... 109
Foot Switch Functions.................................... 109
Page 5 .................................................................... 110
Glide Functions ............................................. 110
Page 6 .................................................................... 110
Damper Functions.......................................... 110
Page 7 .................................................................... 111
Shortcut Time................................................ 111
DISPLAY TIMEOUT ...................................... 111
PAN MIXER Menu ............................................................ 112
VELOCITY MIXER Menu.................................................. 112
MIDI ........................................................................................... 114
A Word About What MIDI Can Do ..................................... 114
MIDI Connections ............................................................. 114
MIDI IN and MIDI OUT ............................................ 114
MIDI THRU.............................................................. 115
Audio and MIDI Connections............................................ 115
Example 1: A synthesizer........................................ 115
Example 2: A sound module................................... 115
Using a Computer............................................................. 116
Connecting to a Macintosh ® computer .................... 116
Connecting to a PC-9800 Series Computer............. 117
Connecting to a PC-Series Computer...................... 118
MIDI Edit Menu ................................................................ 119
MIDI Edit Menu - Page 1 ........................................ 120
MIDI Template .............................................. 120
Local Contro l ................................................. 121
NRPN............................................................. 121
MIDI Note ON/OFF Channel Selection .......... 121
MIDI Control Channel Selection .................... 122
AUTOBAND Rhythm/Bass Part Selection....... 122
AUTOBAND Rhythm/Bass Channel Selection 122
AUTOBAND Accompaniment Part Selection . 122
AUTOBAND Accompaniment Channel Selection
............................................................ 122
EXP. SEND TO.............................................. 123
MIDI Note ON/OFF Channel Selection .......... 123
MIDI Control Channel Selection .................... 123
AUTOBAND Rhythm/Bass Part Selection....... 124
AUTOBAND Rhythm/Bass Channel Selection 124
AUTOBAND Accompaniment Part Selection . 124
............................................................ 124
MIDI CLOCK ON/OFF .................................... 126
MIDI START/STOP ....................................... 126
Memory Dump - Receive ............................... 126
Memory Dump - Send.................................... 127
SEQUENCER Menu.................................................129
EASY REC...............................................................130
Recording a Song using EASY REC...............131
Playing Back a Song ......................................133
MULTI REC .............................................................134
Recording a Song using MULTI REC .............135
16 TRACKS .............................................................138
Recording a Song using 16 TRACKS .............138
DISK DRIVE & CompactFlash  ........................................141
Disk Slot...................................................................141
Access Indicator..............................................141
Eject Button ...................................................141
CompactFlash Card Slot ..........................................141
DISK UTIL Menu .....................................................142
FORMAT .................................................................142
FORMAT Menu .......................................................143
Media Type....................................................143
Format Type...................................................143
SONG & SETUP ......................................................144
Loading a Song from a Disk or Card ...............144
Saving a Song to a Disk or Card .....................146
Deleting a Song from a Disk or Card ...............147
Loading Style Data from a Disk or Card ..........148
SPECIAL NOTE - Style Conversion Utility ......149
Playing the Loaded Styles .............................149
Saving Style Data to a Disk or Card ................149
“Directories” ....................................................151
Creating a Directory ..............................152
Types of Files.................................................153
Combined Rhythm File.........................153
Song File..............................................153
Disk Style File ......................................153
New File ...............................................154
CHAIN PLAY............................................................154
WHOLE CARD .........................................................155
WHOLE CARD Menu ...............................................156
Loading a WHOLE CARD ...............................156
WHOLE CARD Menu ...............................................157
Deleting a WHOLE CARD...............................157
WHOLE CARD Menu ...............................................158
SPECIAL UTILITY FEATURES ...................................................159
DEMO PLAY .....................................................................159
DEMO Touch Tab ...................................................159
Playing the Demo Songs.........................................159
TUNE Edit Menu ...............................................................160
SYSTEM Menu .................................................................161
Page 1.....................................................................161
DEFAULT Mode .............................................161
Page 2.....................................................................162
Manual Mode.................................................162
Pedal Mode ...................................................162
Page 3.....................................................................162
DEMO Touch Tab Mode ................................162
Part On Mode.................................................163
PLAY/MIXER Mode Select.............................163
Page 4.....................................................................163
Software Version ............................................163
INSTRUMENT CARE ..................................................................164
AC Power ..........................................................................164
Cabinet And Bench ...........................................................164
Keys And Buttons ..............................................................164
Moving Your Instrument ....................................................164
IMPORTANT NOTE - BATTERY .......................................165
USING THE SEQUENCER, DISK DRIVE & CompactFlash  ...... 128
SEQUENCER.................................................................... 128
SEQUENCER Touch Tabs ...................................... 129
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Introduction
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INTRODUCTION
♦ Basic Hook-Up
All connections except the Headphone Jack are found on the Accessory Panel on the back of the
XE-1. The Headphone Jack is located on the front of the instrument just below the Disk Drive
Slot. Please refer to the diagram on page 4 to see the various hookups described in this section.
Refer to the numbered bullets before each paragraph and on the diagram.
• A.C. Power
Your Hammond XE-1 is shipped from the factory set for 120 V.A.C. power. To connect the XE-1
to A.C. power:
1.
Locate the A.C. Power Cord that came with your XE-1.
2.
Plug the female end of the Power Cord into the receptacle on the XE-1
marked, “AC IN.”
3.
Plug the other end of the Power Cord into an A.C. power outlet.
Audio Connections
Your XE-1 is equipped with a high-quality built-in sound system. However, it may be desired to
hear the sounds produced by the XE-1 through external sound sources. You can either:
1.
Connect the XE-1 to an amplifier, or;
2.
Connect the XE-1 to a Leslie Speaker cabinet.
‚ Connecting to an Amplifier
1.
Use two audio cables with 1/4" plugs on both ends of each cable.
2.
Connect one end of each of the audio cables to the audio output connectors on the
back of the XE-1.
NOTE: At this point it is assumed that you are using a keyboard or guitar amplifier that has 1/4"
phono plug inputs. We assume this since this is the most common type of connector used on
these types of amplifiers.
3.
Connect the other ends of each cable to the female 1/4" audio input
connectors of your amplifier.
If your amplifier has only a single (1) female 1/4" phono plug audio input, you can connect
one end of one cable to the L/MONO audio output connector on the XE-1, and the other
end to the female 1/4" audio input connector of your amplifier.
ƒ Connecting a Leslie Speaker (11-pin)
If you wish to use a Leslie Speaker with your XE-1, the Leslie Speaker should be connected
before turning the power "ON". To do this:
1.
Locate the Leslie Connector Cable.
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Introduction
2.
Plug the female end of the Connector Cable into the receptacle on the back
lower left corner of the Leslie Speaker.
3.
Plug the male end of the Connector Cable into the 11-pin Leslie socket found
on the Accessory Panel of the XE-1.
Both the Leslie connections are "keyed,” that is, each connection contains a notch which
insures that the pins properly match up.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The 11-pin Leslie socket on your XE-1 allows you to plug directly into
many standard 1-, 2- and 3-channel Leslie Speaker cabinets. Some current models: 303,
723, 914. However, it should be noted that when plugging the XE-1 into a single-channel
Leslie cabinet such as a 122XB, only the Drawbars will sound through the Leslie. For this
reason, we recommend that the XE-1 normally be used with a multi-channel Leslie
Speaker.
IMPORTANT NOTE: To connect the XE-1 to a Leslie Speaker having a different pin
configuration such as an older 6-pin 122 or 147, or a 9-pin cabinet such as the 900 series,
760 or 770 cabinets, you will require an adapter kit and/or Connector Cable. Contact your
Hammond Dealer for more information regarding which adapter kit and/or cable you may
need.
„ Connecting a Foot Switch
You can connect an optional foot switch such as the Hammond model FS-9H foot switch to your
XE-1. Simply plug the foot switch plug into the jack marked "FOOT SW" on the back of the XE-1.
NOTE: In order to insure proper operation of the Foot Switch, be sure to connect it when the XE -1 “OFF.”
… Connecting an EXP-100 Series Expression Pedal
If you wish to use a Hammond EXP-100 Series Expression Pedal, a special DIN-type jack is
provided on the Accessory Panel on the back of the XE-1. Simply insert the plug from the EXP100 into this jack as shown below.
NOTE: ONLY the EXP -100 plug should be inserted into this jack.
† Connecting an XPK-100 MIDI Pedalboard
If you wish to use a Hammond XPK-100 MIDI Pedalboard, use a MIDI cable to connect the MIDI
OUT port from the XPK-100 to the MIDI IN 1 port of the XE-1.
NOTE: For best results, the XPK-100 Control Channel should be set to “16.” Please consult your XPK100 Quick Features Guide for instructions on how to do this.
‡ Connecting the XLK-1 Additional Keyboard
If you wish to use a Hammond XLK-1 keyboard:
1.
Use a MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT port from the XLK-1 to the MIDI IN
1 port of the XE-1.
2.
Connect the DC Power Supply for the XLK-1 from the DC OUT of the XE-1 to
the DC IN jack on the XLK-1.
Introduction
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ˆ Connecting a Power Supply for the XPK-100 or XLK-1
Since the XPK-100 and the XLK-1 require AC power but have no AC Power Switches, using the
DC power receptacle located on the back of the XE-1 allows you to turn one of these “ON” or
“OFF” from the AC Power Swicth of the XE-1.
NOTE: Use ONLY the power supply provided with the XPK-100 or XLK-1 to plug into the receptacle on the
XE-1. If other power supplies with different specifications are used, damage to one of both units could
result.
‰ Connecting both the XPK-100 and XLK-1 to the XE-1
The XPK-100 has inbuilt MIDI Merge circuitry, allowing it to interface with more than one MIDI
keyboard instrument. The recommended connection is shown on page 4.
NOTE: The DCC-2 cable is a special cable which allows you to interconnect several instruments requiring
AC power so that the entire hook-up can be turned “ON” and “OFF” from one AC Power Switch; in this
case, that of the XE -1. To order or purchase DCC-2 cables, contact your Hammond Dealer.
Š Other MIDI Connections
Your XE-1 can interface with a great number of MIDI-compatible devices. See the MIDI section
starting on page 54 for more information about MIDI connections and your Hammond XE-1.
Connecting an External Sound Source
You may connect an external sound source such as a Sound Module to the XE-1. In this way,
both the XE-1 and the external sound source can be heard through the same speaker system. If
you wish to do this:
1.
Locate two audio cables with 1/4" plugs on both ends of each cable.
2.
Connect one end of each of the audio cables to the audio output connectors
on the external sound source.
3.
Connect the other ends of the same audio cables to the jacks marked “LINE
IN” on the back of the XE-1.
Connecting a Microphone to the XE-1
If you plug a microphone into the MICROPHONE IN jack, you can use the XE-1 speakers and
amplifiers as a public-address system. You can control the Microphone Volume and add Echo
effects by means of the two rotary controls located next to the MICROPHONE jacks. An
additional jack marked OUT allows the Microphone signal to be heard through whatever
additional amplification you may be using with your XE-1.
Connecting a Computer to the XE-1
You may use a serial cable to connect a computer to your XE-1. Complete instructions on how to
do this are found staring on page 116 Of this Guide.
Connecting a Set of Headphones
A stereo headphone jack is provided on the left cheekblock so that you may play or practice in
privacy.
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BASIC HOOK-UP CALLOUT
The diagram on these two pages shows in detail how to perform the various connections possible
on your XE-1. The numbers in the diagram refer to paragraph numbers on the preceding pages.
Refer to the indicated paragraph for a written description of how to perform each hook-up.
Introduction
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♦ Basic Controls
The panel controls on the XE-1 include Drawbars, Touch Tabs, Touch Buttons, Tempo Wheel
Control, Master Volume Slider Control and Disk Drive. These controls allow you to make
adjustments and changes on the instrument.
ON / OFF Power Switch
The ON / OFF Power Switch is located to the left of the Keyboard.
When this switch is in the "ON" (pushed in) position, the Information Center
Display as well as some LED's (Light Emitting Diodes) will light up showing
that the instrument is "ON".
MASTER VOLUME Slider Control
The MASTER VOLUME Slider Control is located on the Control Panel to the right
of the PRESET Touch Tab group. With this Slider Control, you can control the total
or maximum volume of the entire XE-1. Slide this control up to increase the
total volume, and down to decrease the total volume.
NOTE: If you have an Expression Pedal connected to the XE -1, it will express up to the amount
determined by the setting of the MASTER VOLUME Slider Control.
Information Center Display
The Information Center Display is located in the upper center of the XE-1.
The Information Center Display has three modes: (1) the PLAY mode, (2) the MIXER Mode, and
(3) the MENU MODE. The PLAY Mode allows you to graphically see the Drawbar settings, the
Voice settings for the other parts, and the Tempo and Transpose settings. The MIXER Mode
allows you to see the Drawbar settings numerically and to set the Volume levels for each of the
different sound-producing divisions or Parts. The MENU Mode allows you to change and edit the
XE-1's software parameters such as Sustain Length, Drawbar Voicing, MIDI parameters and other
advanced functions.
NOTE: The PLAY and MENU Modes are covered in the Information Center Display section of this
Owner’s Guide starting on page 21.
Introduction
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Drawbars
The Drawbars are the heart and soul of the
Hammond Sound. There are two sets of nine
Drawbars, sometimes referred to as Tonebars, for
Upper and Lower Keyboard functions, and two
Drawbars for Pedal tones, located between the
Upper and Lower Keyboard Drawbar sets.
Pulling a Drawbar out (towards you) will increase
the volume from 0 (no sound) to 8 (maximum
volume). Pushing the Drawbar in (away from you)
decreases the volume of that Drawbar.
Please refer to the DRAWBARS & PERCUSSION
section of this Owner’s Playing Guide for a complete explanation of Hammond Drawbars.
Touch Tabs
Touch Tabs have red LED's or lights in them that will light up indicating "ON".
NOTE: The Touch Tabs in the RHYTHMS & STYLES, RHYTHM VARIATIONS, VOICE, VOICE SETUP
and PRESETS Sections do not all turn off, at least one LED in each of these five Sections will always
remain lighted.
Touch Buttons
Touch Buttons are the buttons found in the Information Center Display.
Touch Buttons have three different functions.
1.
Select Touch Buttons will allow you to select among multiple functions such
as selecting a Menu Page.
2.
Touch ON / Touch OFF Touch Buttons turn "ON" or "OFF" specific
functions such as SUSTAIN.
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3.
Touch and Hold Touch Buttons will increase or decrease their function in
incremental steps when they are touched once, or "scroll" through the steps if
touched and held. The new value will be shown in the Information Center
Display.
NOTE: More detail about each of these sections is covered later in this Owner's Playing Guide. Refer to
the Table of Contents for the page numbers.
TEMPO WHEEL CONTROL
To the right of the LCD screen is the TEMPO WHEEL CONTROL.
This large rotary control allows you to control the tempo of the Rhythm.
NOTE: You will also find information about the Tempo Wheel Control
in the RHYTHM & EASY PLAY section of this Guide.
♦ Additional Controls
Disk Drive
The Disk Drive is located on the extreme left of the keyboard. It allows you to:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Record and store Sequences or Songs to Floppy Disks.
Play pre-recorded Sequences or Songs on the XE-1.
Store banks of Presets to Floppy Disks.
Load previously stored Preset Banks into the XE-1.
Load additional Styles and Rhythms into the XE-1.
For more information about the Disk Drive, see USING THE DISK DRIVE, SEQUENCER AND
CompactFlash starting on page 128.
CompactFlash Card Slot
The CompactFlash Card Slot is located on the back of the XE-1 on the right side facing the
keyboard. It allows you to:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Record and store Sequences or Songs to CompactFlash Cards.
Store banks of Presets to CompactFlash Cards.
Load previously stored Preset Banks into the XE-1.
Store groups of Styles and Rhythms to CompactFlash Cards.
Load additional Styles and Rhythms into the XE-1.
For more information about the CompactFlash Card Slot, see USING THE SEQUENCER, DISK
DRIVE & CompactFlash starting on page 128.
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“CompactFlash” and the CompactFlash symbol are registered trademarks of the CompactFlash Association.
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Pitch Bend & Modulation Wheels
These two controls are located on the left end of the keyboard just above the Disk Drive slot.
Pitch Bend
You can adjust the pitch range, plus or minus, up to 12 half steps.
NOTE: Normally, the Pitch Bend Wheel will raise or lower the pitch one whole-step. How to
change the Pitch Bend Range is explained on page 108 of this Guide.
Modulation Wheel
The Modulation Wheel is used to control Vibrato or Tremolo effects for the Voices,
or to send MIDI Controller data to a connected MIDI device.
Moving either control to the front will increase the intensity of the effect.
Moving either control to the rear will decrease the level.
NOTE: You can select whether the Modulation Wheel will modulate the internal voices of the XE -1.
How to do this is explained on page 108 of this Guide.
♦ Important - Read This
Although the XE-1 is a single-keyboard instrument, it can be made to function in a manner similar
to an instrument with two keyboards and a pedal keyboard, such as an organ. This is the reason
for the references to UPPER, LOWER and PEDAL on the instrument.
On an organ, the UPPER Keyboard is usually used for the melody, and is played with the right
hand. The LOWER Keyboard is usually used to provide accompaniment, or harmonic support for
the melody and is played by the left hand. The PEDAL Keyboard, or clavier, is used to play the
bass notes and is most commonly played by the left foot.
On the XE-1, this playing style is replicated by partitioning or “splitting” the single 61-note
keyboard into two parts. The part played by the right hand is referred to as the UPPER
Keyboard, while the part played by the left hand is referred to as the LOWER Keyboard.
The SPLIT ON Touch Tab, located on the right of the control panel, is used to
divide the keyboard into Upper and Lower Keyboards. When the SPLIT ON
Touch Tab is “ON,” (LED lit), and you are in the PLAY Mode of the Information
Center Display, you will see a portion of the keyboard “highlighted,” or displayed
in reverse-video and a designation such as “C3.” This indicates that the keyboard is split, and
that the third “C” key on the keyboard marks the dividing point between the Upper and Lower
Keyboard.
NOTE: "C3" is the default Split point; however, you can relocate the Split point elsewhere on the
keyboard. This is explained in the KEYBOARD SPLIT section of this Guide.
In addition, if you connect a set of MIDI bass pedals, such as the Hammond
XPK-100, you can then make use of the PEDAL division of the XE-1. However,
the PEDAL TO LOWER Touch Tab allows you to play the Pedal Drawbars and
Voices from the Lower Keyboard.
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INFORMATION CENTER DISPLAY
The Touch Tabs, Touch Buttons, Drawbars, etc., used to control the operations necessary for
Registration set-ups, settings for each voice, rhythm tempo, as well as MIDI information. The
Information Center Display allows you to see and regulate these changes.
♦ Touch Buttons
Numbered Touch Buttons
Below the display window itself are 16 gray Touch Buttons marked from 1 through 16. These
buttons have functions that change automatically as different modes and menus are used.
These basic functions are:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Voice and Editing features selection.
Turning something ON or OFF.
Confirmation - Yes, No or OK.
Modification of parameters - increase or decrease.
There are also the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN Touch Buttons to the left, and the
MENU/EXIT, PLAY, DISPLAY HOLD and PART/EDIT Touch Buttons to the right
PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN Touch Buttons
These two Touch Buttons allow you to display successive screens for Advanced Features which
have multiple screens, such as Animation, Voice Edit, etc. Touch the PAGE UP Touch Button to
scroll forward and the PAGE DOWN Touch Button to scroll backward through the screens.
MENU/EXIT, PLAY, DISPLAY HOLD and PART/EDIT Touch Buttons
These 4 Touch Buttons allow you to choose from among the various options for using the
Information Center Display. The following is a very brief explanation of each of these Touch Buttons.
MENU/EXIT - This Touch Button allows you to access the Advanced Feature Menu pages.
PLAY - This Touch Button allows you to place the Information Center Display into the PLAY
display mode.
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DISPLAY HOLD - Normally, the Information Center Display will display one of the PLAY
Mode screens. If you touch the MENU/EXIT Touch Button, this Touch Button allows you to
“freeze” the screen while you are editing Advanced Features. An LED just underneath this
Touch Button will turn “ON” to let you know when DISPLAY HOLD is active.
PART/EDIT - Using this Touch Button will allow you to access certain special features of the
instrument. The use of the PART/EDIT Select Touch Button will be explained in greater
detail as it pertains to the different Menus.
IMPORTANT: It is assumed at this point that you have just turned the XE-1 "ON" and have not touched either
the PLAY or MENU/EXIT Touch Button. If you have, please turn the XE-1 "OFF,” wait 5 seconds and turn it
back "ON.” Also the Drawbars should be "OFF" (pushed "in") so no numbers are showing.
♦ Display Modes
As stated in the INTRODUCTION, there are three Display Modes, PLAY Mode, MIXER Mode and
MENU Mode.
PLAY Mode
Touching the PLAY Touch Button will show the PLAY Mode screen.
A screen similar to this will display after the XE-1 is first turned “ON.” It will show:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Drawbar registrations for Upper Keyboard, Lower Keyboard and Pedal
represented graphically (i.e., by solid bars of different lengths and colors
depending on the position of each Drawbar),
The selected Preset Bank and Number
The name of the selected Preset,
The selected AutoBand Style,
The selected UPPER 1 Voice,
The selected LOWER 2 Voice,
The selected LOWER 1 Voice,
The selected PEDAL Voice,
The Parts that are active, shown by a line from the keyboard to the various
Parts.
The selected Chord root and Chord type,
The current Keyboard Mode,
The current Split Point,
The selected Transpose interval,
The current Rhythm Tempo setting.
NOTE: Immediately below the LCD screen, you will notice printed legends for the various Voice groups
such as UPPER 1, UPPER 2, etc. These will be explained more fully in the MIXER Mode section.
NOTE: More information about the Voice Section is covered under VOICE SECTION starting on page 36.
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MIXER Mode
The MIXER Mode of the Information Center Display allows you to control the volumes of the
different sound-producing divisions of the XE-1 as well as see various other settings.
These are four (4) pages to the MIXER Mode. All four pages show:
1.
2.
4.
4.
5.
6.
Drawbar registrations for Upper Keyboard, Lower Keyboard and Pedal
represented graphically (i.e., by solid bars of different lengths depending on
the position of each Drawbar) and numerically (i.e., the numerical position of
each Drawbar).
A graphic picture showing the current Voice selection for whichever voice
division is displaying.
Volume settings for the current voice or sound divisions.
The current Rhythm Tempo setting.
The currently selected Rhythm.
The currently selected Preset Bank and Name.
The four pages of the MIXER Mode differ from each other in the sound-producing divisions which
are displayed, and which you can control. This is explained starting below.
MIXER Mode - Page 1
From the PLAY Mode, touch the PLAY Select Touch Button once to display the first page of the
MIXER Mode. It will show:
1.
A graphic picture showing the current Voice selection for UPPER 1, UPPER
2, LOWER 1, LOWER 2 and PEDAL.
5.
Volume settings for the following: UPPER 1, UPPER 2, LOWER 2, LOWER
1, A.BASS (Auto Bass), A.BAND (AutoBand) and RHYTHM.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to control the volume of the designated Voice group. The top
row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8) will increase the
volume, while the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
15 and 16) will decrease the volume. For example, use the Number 1 and Number 2 Touch
Buttons to control the volume of the UPPER 1 Voice, the Number 3 and Number 4 Touch Buttons
to control the volume of the UPPER 2 Voice, etc.
NOTE: The Voice designations (UPPER 1, UPPER 2, LOWER 2, etc.) are explained in further detail
under VOICE SECTION starting on page 36.
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MIXER Mode - Page 2
From MIXER Mode Page 1, touch the PART Select Touch Button once to display Page 2 of the
1.
A graphic picture showing the current Voice selection for the individual parts
of PRO CHORD, SOUND EFFECT, MANUAL DRUM and METRONOME.
2.
Volume settings for the following: PRO CHORD Melody and Harmony voices,
SOUND EFFECT, MANUAL DRUM and METRONOME.
Use the top row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8) to
increase the volume of the designated Voice group.
Use the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and
16) to decrease the volume of the designated Voice group.
NOTE: PRO CHORD, SOUND EFFECT and MANUAL DRUM are explained in more detail under
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE FEATURES starting on page 100.
MIXER Mode - Page 3
1.
A graphic picture showing the current Voice selection for Part 1 through 8.
2.
Volume settings for Parts 1 through 8.
increase the volume of the designated Part.
16) to decrease the volume of the designated Part.
NOTE: “PARTS” are used for playing MIDI song files using the Disk Drive or CompactFlash features of
your XE -1. This is explained in more detail starting on page 128.
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MIXER Mode - Page 4
1.
A graphic picture showing the current Voice selection for Parts 9 through 16.
2.
Volume settings for Parts 9 through 16.
increase the volume of the designated Part.
16) to decrease the volume of the designated Part.
NOTE: It is possible to select additional parameters by using the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN Select
Touch Buttons and control them by using the numbered Touch Buttons. This is covered later in this
Guide under SPECIAL ADVANCED FEATURES.
NOTE: It is possible to select whether PLAY Mode or MIXER Mode will be the first to display when the
XE-1 is first turned “ON.” How to do this is covered later in this Guide under SPECIAL UTILITY
FEATURES.
MENU Mode
The MENU Mode has 4 Pages. Each of these screens contains Advanced Features which allow
you to change parameters, load or save data from or to Floppy Disks, turn something “OFF” or
“ON,” etc.
MENU Mode - Page 1
If you touch the MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button once from any of the Play Mode screens, the
Information Center Display should look like this:
Four (4) choices should now appear in the display window.
Touching a numbered Select Touch Button will enter the Information Center Display into an
Advanced Feature selection.
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REVERB - Allows you to set the Reverb Level and select from among different Reverb programs. Touch
either the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
TUNE - Allows you to fine-tune the entire pitch of the XE-1 up or down, and select the tuning temperament
for the Drawbars. Touch either the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced
Feature.
SPLIT - Allows you to set the Split point. Touch either the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to
control this Advanced Feature.
SES/EQ - Allows you to change the characteristics of the Sound Expansion System (SES) and the overall
sound of the XE-1. Touch either the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to control this
Advanced Feature.
MENU Mode - Page 2
From Page 1 of the Menu Mode, touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once. The
Information Center Display should look like this for Page 2 of the Menu Mode:
Seven (7) choices should now appear in the display window.
DRAWBAR - Allows you to modify the characteristics of the Drawbars, and set the amount of Key Click for
Upper and Lower Keyboards and Pedal Keyboard, as well as Normal or Slow Attack for Upper and Lower
Keyboards and Pedal Keyboard. Touch either the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to control
this Advanced Feature.
PERCUSSION - Allows you to change the characteristics of the Percussion. Touch either the Number 3
or Number 4 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
LESLIE/VIB - Allows you to change the characteristics of the built-in digital Leslie, set the Speed of the
Vibrato for Upper and Lower Keyboards and set the amount of Overdrive that you prefer. Touch either the
Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
SUSTAIN - Allows you to set the Sustain Length for Upper and Lower Keyboards and Pedal Keyboard.
Touch either the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
VOICE EDIT - Allows you to program the characteristics of the digital voices. Touch either the Number 11
PROCHORD - Allows you to change the characteristics of the ProChord feature. Touch either the
COMBI PRESET - Allows you to rename the Combination Presets. Touch either the Number 15 or
Number 16 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
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MENU Mode - Page 3
Eight (8) choices should now appear in the display window.
AUTOBAND - Allows you to program the characteristics of the AutoBand. Touch either the Number 1 or
Number 2 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
MEMORY - Allows you to program the characteristics of the MEMORY function. Touch either the Number 3
AUTO VARI - Allows you to program the Auto Vari Rhythms & Styles the way that you prefer. Touch either
the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
TOUCH TEMPO - Allows you to program the TOUCH TEMPO feature in the way that you prefer. Touch
either the Number 7 or Number 8 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
RHYTHM EDIT - Allows you to program the characteristics of the inbuilt Rhythms. Touch either the
STYLE EDIT - Allows you to program the characteristics of the AutoBand Styles. Touch either the Number
11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
MANUAL DRUM - Allows you to program the MANUAL DRUM feature the way that you prefer. Touch either
RHYTHM PRESET - Allows you to program the characteristics of the RHYTHM PRESET. Touch either the
MENU Mode - Page 4
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Five (5) choices should now appear in the display window.
MIDI - Allows you to set the overall MIDI parameters for the instrument, including MIDI Channels information, MIDI Program information and MIDI Controller information, and allows you to perform a MIDI Data
Dump to a MIDI data recorder or to another XE-1. Touch either the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch
Button to control this Advanced Feature.
SEQUENCER - Allows you to program the Sequencer the way that you prefer. Touch either the Number 3
CONTROL - Allows you to set the Upper and Lower limits of the Pitch Wheel for Upper and Lower
Keyboards and Pedal Keyboard, and allows you to set the characteristics for the Modulation Wheel.
Touch either the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
DISK UTILITY - Allows you to perform various operations using the Disk Drive. Touch either the Number
9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to control this Advanced Feature.
SYSTEM - Allows you to change certain characteristics which affect the entire instrument. Touch either
NOTE: When using the Information Center Display to access Advanced Features, you may notice an
arrow and numbers such as “½,” “1/4,” etc., in the upper left-hand corner of the display. This indicates
that the selected Advanced Feature Menu has more than one screen. In this case, the different
selections are accessed by touching the PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN Select Touch Buttons.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button again and Page 1 will reappear.
♦ “Shortcuts”
Sometimes it may be desirable to access an Advanced Feature more quickly than can be done
by using the Touch Buttons on the Information Center Display. Because of this, your Hammond
XE-1 has what are called “Shortcuts” to many Advanced Feature Menus. You can “shortcut” to
an Advanced Feature associated with a particular function by pressing and holding a Touch Tab
controlling that function.
Many, but not all, of the Advanced Features can be accessed via Shortcuts. In addition, a few
Advanced Feature Menus can be accessed only via a Shortcut. The different methods you can
use to access a particular Advanced Feature Menu will be explained in each section before
explaining the Advanced Feature Menu itself.
“Shortcut” Touch Tabs
In order to make playing the XE-1 even easier, there is a group of four Touch Tabs located to the
left of the RHYTHMS & STYLES Touch Tab group which allow you to Shortcut
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immediately into certain Advanced Feature Menus to which you might want instant access during
performance.
DISK
This Touch Tab allows you to perform operations involving the Disk Drive. Simply
touch this Touch Tab, and the DISK Menu will display.
DEMO
This Touch Tab allows you to play the inbuilt Demo Songs, as well as call up
User Rhythms, which are rhythms you have programmed. How to select the
function of this Touch Tab is covered in the SPECIAL UTILITY FEATURES
section of this Guide.
NOTE: How to program User Rhythms is covered in the RHYTHM & EASY PLAY section of this Guide.
MIDI
This Touch Tab allows you to instant access to the MIDI Edit Menu. Simply
touch this Touch Tab, and the MIDI Menu will display.
CONTROL
This Touch Tab allows you to instant access to the CONTROL Edit Menu,
which allows you to set the parameters for the Pitch Bend and Modulation Wheels,
Foot Switches, etc. Simply touch this Touch Tab, and the CONTROL Menu
will display.
EASY REC
This Touch Tab allows you to instant access to the EASY RECORD Menu, which
allows you to record and save your own songs played on the XE-1.
SEQ MENU
This Touch Tab allows you to instant access to the SEQUENCER Menu, which allows
you to select how to record and save your own songs.
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Drawbars & Percussion
DRAWBARS & PERCUSSION
Manual Drawbars
Your Hammond XE-1 has two sets of nine Drawbars, one for each Manual. Drawbars, often
called Tonebars, are the heart and the basis of the renowned Hammond Sound and have been
used since the first Hammond Organ Model A introduced in 1935.
There are approximately 253,000,000 possible sound combinations that can be produced by
these Drawbars. Each Drawbar consists of sine waves of different pitches (which means tone
depth). The illustration below shows how each Drawbar relates to the keyboard when middle "C"
is pressed.
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Each Drawbar is marked with a number followed by a footage mark. For example, the first white
Drawbar is marked "8'". This is pipe organ terminology indicating that the pipe used to produce
the lowest note on the keyboard on a pipe organ is actually eight feet long. The numbers from
"1" to "8" on each Drawbar represent degrees of loudness - number 1 being the softest, and
number 8 being the loudest.
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Typical Drawbar Registration Patterns For The
Four Families Of Organ Sound
Flute family (2 step pattern)
Flute Tones
Accompaniment Flute 8' I
Accompaniment Flute 8' II
Accompaniment Flute 8' III
Chorus of Flutes 16'
Orchestral Flute 8'
Piccolo 2'
Stopped Flute 8'
Tibia 8'
Tibia 4'
Tibia (Theater) 16'
Wooden Open Flute 8'
00
00
00
80
00
00
00
00
00
80
00
8460
3220
8600
8605
3831
0006
5020
7030
0700
8605
8840
000
000
000
002
000
003
000
000
030
004
000
44
00
00
00
00
00
00
01
00
02
00
7000
6070
3682
5777
7654
0172
4764
8777
6788
7788
4720
000
540
210
530
321
786
210
530
650
640
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Reed family (triangle pattern)
Reed Tones
Bassoon 16'
Clarinet 8'
English Horn 8'
Flugel Horn 8'
French Horn
Kinura 8'
Oboe 8"
Trombone 8'
Trumpet 8'
Tuba Sonora 8'
Vox Humana 8'
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Diapason family (check mark pattern)
Diapason Tones
Accompaniment Diapason 8'
Chorus Diapason 8'
Diapason 8'
Echo Diapason 8'
Harmonic Diapason 16'
Horn Diapason 8'
Open Diapason 8'
Solo Diapason
Wood Diapason 8'
00
00
00
00
85
00
00
00
01
01
00
8874
8686
7785
4434
8524
8877
0606
8887
8866
8855
7754
210
310
321
210
100
760
045
480
430
331
321
String family (bow pattern)
String Tones
Cello 8'
Dulciana 8'
Gamba 8' I
Gemshorn 8'
Orchestral String 8'
Salicional 8'
Solo Viola 8'
Solo Violin 8'
Viola da Gamba 8'
Violina 4'
Violone 16
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
26
3564
7770
3484
4741
1464
2453
2474
3654
2465
0103
3431
534
000
443
321
321
321
341
324
432
064
000
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♦ Pedal Drawbars
The two brown Drawbars located between the Drawbars for the Upper and Lower Keyboards
control the sounds produced by the Pedal Keyboard. The first Pedal Drawbar produces a tone
at 16' pitch for a deep foundation bass, while the second Pedal Drawbar produces a tone at 8'
pitch, or one octave higher.
♦ Drawbar ON/OFF Touch Tabs
This group of Touch Tabs located to the right of the Information Center Display allows you to turn
the Drawbars “ON” or “OFF” for each Keyboard.
To turn the Drawbars “ON” for each Keyboard, simply touch the Drawbar ON/OFF Touch Tab
corresponding to the Keyboard on which you want to hear Drawbars. The red LED will light
indicating that Drawbars are active for that keyboard.
♦ Drawbar SUSTAIN Touch Tabs
When these Touch Tabs are “ON” (LED lit), a lingering effect is added to the Drawbar tones.
NOTE: Sustain is covered in more depth in the EFFECTS section of this Guide starting on page 34.
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A DRAWBAR Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to make various changes to the characteristics of the
Drawbars.
Accessing the DRAWBAR Edit Menu Using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
Touch the MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button to see the first screen of the
MENU Mode. You will see “1/4" displayed in the extreme upper left corner of
the Information Center Display. This indicates that the MENU Mode has 4
Pages and that Page 1 is displaying.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once. Page 2 of the MENU Mode
will now display. You will now see “2/4" in the upper left corner of the
Information Center Display.
3.
Touch either the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Buttons. The word,
“DRAWBARS” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the DRAWBAR Edit Menu Using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold any of the three DRAWBAR ON/OFF Touch Tabs. After approximately 1
second, the words, “DRAWBARS” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the first page of the DRAWBAR Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered
Select Touch Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the Drawbars. These
changes are explained below.
DRAWBAR Edit Menu - Page 1
Keyboard Selection
Use either the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the Keyboard
choices. You can select “UPPER” “LOWER” or “PEDAL.”. The current choice will be
“highlighted”, or displayed in reverse-video (green lettering against a black background).
Use either the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the Keyboard
choices.
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Drawbar Octave Selection
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the octave in which the Drawbars will sound for each
keyboard. You can select “-2" (up to two octaves down) through +2" (up to two octaves up).
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Buttons to scroll up through the selections.
Use the Number 13 Select Touch Buttons to scroll down through the selections.
DRAWBAR Edit Menu - Page 2
Keyboard Selection
Use the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the Keyboard choices.
You can select “UPPER” , “LOWER” or “PEDAL.” The current choice will be “highlighted,” or
displayed in reverse-video (green lettering against a black background).
Use the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the Keyboard
choices.
Drawbar Voice Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to change the overall sound of the Drawbars. You can select:
(1) "B-type,” which reproduces the sound of the B-3 tone-wheel generator, (2) "Mellow,” which
produces a very pure sine-wave tone quality, or (3) "Brite,” which adds extra frequencies to the
higher-pitched Drawbar tones for a very brilliant sound. The current choice will be “highlighted,”
or displayed in reverse-video (green lettering against a black background).
Use either the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Buttons to scroll up through the selections.
Use either the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Buttons to scroll down through the
selections.
Attack - Key Click Volume
Each time a key was depressed on a tone-wheel Hammond Organ, a key-pop or click was
produced. This Advanced Feature, you can change the type of attack or the personality of the
key click. You may select “SLOW ATK,” “NO CLK,” “SOFT CLK,” “NORM CLK” or “MAX CLK”.
The default setting is “NORM CLK” The current choice will be “highlighted,” or displayed in
reverse-video (green lettering against a black background).
Use either the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the selections.
Use either the Number 13 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the
selections.
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Drawbar Fold Back
On tone-wheel Hammond Organs such as the B-3, the lower and higher-pitched Drawbars
“folded back,” or repeated the notes of other keys. This Advanced Feature allows you to set the
upper and lower frequency limits of the Drawbars.
Use the Number 7 or Number 15 Select Touch Buttons to set the lower frequency limit.
Use the Number 8 or Number 16 Select Touch Buttons to set the upper frequency limit.
♦ PERCUSSION - Touch-Response Percussion
The PERCUSSION controls consist of four separate Touch Tabs, located immediately to the right
of the Drawbars, which control harmonic Percussion tones playable from the Upper Keyboard.
NOTE: To hear the tones produced by the Percussion Voice Touch Tabs, the keys of the Upper
Keyboard normally must be played in a detached (non-Legato) manner. If you play a single note and then
hold it down while playing other keys, the Percussion voice will not play again until you release all keys
and again play detached notes.
SECOND HARMONIC
The tone for this harmonic is the same as the sound derived from the 4' Drawbar.
Combining this 2nd harmonic to the Drawbars will produce bright and clear sounds.
THIRD HARMONIC
This harmonic tone is the same one produced by the 2 2/3' Drawbar.
Combining this 3rd harmonic to the Drawbars will produce powerful and
heavy sounds.
FAST DECAY
When this Touch Tab is in its normal state (LED not lighted), the Percussion tone
will decay (die away) slowly like a chime. When FAST DECAY is "ON"
(LED lighted), the Percussion effect will decay rapidly like a xylophone or glockenspiel.
SOFT
This control regulates the volume of the Percussion tone. When it is in its normal
state (LED not lighted), the Percussion effect will be very prominent compared
to the tones produced by the Upper Keyboard Drawbars. When this Touch Tab is "ON" (LED
lighted) the Percussion effect is lower in volume or much less prominent.
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A PERCUSSION Edit Page
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to make various changes to the characteristics of
the Percussion.
Accessing the PERCUSSION Edit Page Using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
From the PLAY Screen, touch the gray MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button to
see the first screen of the MENU Mode. You will see “1/4" displayed in the
extreme upper left corner of the Information Center Display. This indicates
that the MENU Mode has 4 Pages and that Page 1 is displaying.
2.
3.
“PERCUSSION” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the PERCUSSION Edit Page Using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold any of the four PERCUSSION Touch Tabs. After approximately 1 second,
the word, “PERCUSSION” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the PERCUSSION Edit Page. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the Percussion. These changes are
explained below.
Percussion Level
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the overall volume level of the Percussion tones. This
will allow you to balance the amount of "normal" and "soft" Percussion sound (the choices
provided by the Touch Tabs) with the sound produced by the Drawbars.
Use the Number 1 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the numbers.
Use the Number 9 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the numbers.
Percussion Touch
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This Advanced Feature allows you to turn "ON" or "OFF" the Percussion Touch-Response.
When turned “ON” Percussion tones will sound only if you play the keys in a detached manner
(non-legato). Any degree of detachment is sufficient. This replicates the Touch-Response
Percussion function on the original models B-3, C-3, RT-3 or A-100. When turned “OFF,” each
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key will sound when played regardless of whether other keys are being held. This replicates the
Percussion function on the X-66, Concorde and later model Hammond Organs.
Use the Number 2 Select Touch Button to turn Percussion Touch "ON".
Use the Number 10 Select Touch Button to turn Percussion Touch "OFF".
Percussion Velocity Sensitivity
When turned “ON,” the volume of the Percussion tone is controlled by how fast keys are played.
The faster keys are played, the louder the Percussion sounds. The more slowly keys are played,
the softer the Percussion sounds. When turned “OFF,” each key will sound at the same volume
level when played.
Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to turn Percussion Velocity "ON".
Use the Number 11 Select Touch Button to turn Percussion Velocity "OFF".
Percussion Key Tracking
On the original Hammond Organs with Touch-Response Percussion Control, such as the B-3, C3, RT-3 and A-100, the Percussion sounds would taper off slightly at higher frequencies. This
Advanced Feature is designed to replicate this characteristic of the Percussion.
Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to turn Percussion Key Tracking "ON".
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to turn Percussion Key Tracking "OFF".
Percussion Drawbar Cancel
When Percussion Drawbar Cancel is turned “ON,” the 8th harmonic Drawbar will be canceled
when Percussion is "ON". This replicates the original Hammond Organs with Touch-Response
Percussion Control, such as the B-3, C-3, RT-3 and A-100 series. When this feature is turned
“OFF,” the 8th harmonic Drawbar (1') will continue to sound while Percussion is "ON". This
replicates later Hammond Organs with Percussion.
Use the Number 6 Select Touch Button to turn Percussion Drawbar Cancel "ON".
Use the Number 14 Select Touch Button to turn Percussion Drawbar Cancel "OFF".
Percussion Drawbar Level
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the Drawbar Level when Percussion is “ON” at normal
volume (SOFT Touch Tab “OFF”). When “-3db” is chosen, the Drawbars will be reduced by 3db (-3 decibels) in loudness when Percussion is "ON" at normal volume. This replicates the
original Hammond Organs with Touch-Response Percussion Control. When “0db” is chosen, the
volume of the Drawbars will stay at the same level, or "0db,” when Percussion is "ON" at normal
volume.
Use the Number 7 Select Touch Button to select “0db”.
Use the Number 15 Select Touch Button to select “-3db”.
NOTE: A "decibel" is a unit of measurement for the loudness of sound waves.
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♦ DRAWBAR EFFECTS
You can add Vibrato/Chorus, Leslie, Sustain and Overdrive to the Drawbar sounds of your
XE-1. In the following section, each effect is explained in detail.
VIBRATO & CHORUS
Your Hammond XE-1 has five Touch Tabs which control the degrees of Vibrato and Chorus for
the Drawbars.
Vibrato/Chorus ON / OFF
To turn the Vibrato or Chorus effect "ON,” touch the appropriate Touch Tab "ON" (LED lit).
V1 - (Small Vibrato) - This produces the vibrato equivalent of most orchestral solo instruments.
V2 - (Wide Vibrato) - This is the standard depth vibrato to produce the effect of a theater organ.
V3 - (Full Vibrato) - By pressing both the V1/C1 and the V2/C2 Touch Tabs at the same time, you
turn "ON" Vibrato 3. Vibrato 3 gives the fullest amount of vibrato, adding much warmth and
enhancing your music.
Chorus
When the CHORUS Touch Tab is used, half of the tone is heard without Vibrato, and half
contains the vibrato amount selected by the first two Touch Tabs.
C1 - (Small Chorus) - This produces the light chorus effect.
C2 - (Wide Chorus) - This is the standard depth of the chorus effect.
C3 - (Full Chorus) - By pressing both the V1/C1 and the V2/C2 Touch Tabs at the same time
along with the CHORUS Touch Tab, you get the fullest amount of Chorus, adding warmth that
enhances your Drawbar settings.
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A VIBRATO Edit Page (LESLIE/VIBRATO Menu)
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select the Vibrato/Chorus Rate that you prefer.
Accessing the VIBRATO Edit Page using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
From any of the PLAY Mode Pages, touch the gray MENU/EXIT Select Touch
Button to see the first screen of the MENU Mode. You will see “1/4" displayed
in the extreme upper left corner of the Information Center Display. This
indicates that the MENU Mode has 4 Pages and that Page 1 is displaying.
2.
3.
Touch either the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Buttons. The words,
“LESLIE/VIB,” will now display at the top of the screen. This menu has 3
pages, so you will see “1/3" in the upper left corner of the Information Center
Display.
4.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button two times. You will now see “3/3"
in the upper left corner of the Information Center Display and the words,
“VIB/OD,” on the left side of the display.
Accessing the VIBRATO Edit Page using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold any of the three Vibrato/Chorus Touch Tabs. After approximately 1
second, you will see “4/4" in the upper left corner of the Information Center Display and the
words, “VIB/OD,” on the left side of the display.
You are now in the VIBRATO Edit Page.
Vibrato/Chorus Rate
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the rate of the Vibrato/Chorus.
Use the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Button to increase the rate.
Use the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Buttons to decrease the rate.
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LESLIE ®
Your Hammond XE-1 has a built-in digital Leslie effect that replicates the sound of a twin-rotor
Leslie Speaker cabinet. In addition, the XE-1 can also be used with a variety of different Leslie
Speaker cabinets. There is a full explanation of how to use the XE-1 with a Leslie Speaker
cabinet starting on page 34. The following paragraphs explain how the internal digital Leslie of
your Hammond XE-1 works.
LESLIE Touch Tabs
These two Touch Tabs allow you to control either the internal digital Leslie or the rotors of a
connected Leslie Speaker cabinet.
LESLIE ON
When this Touch Tab is "OFF" (LED not lit), the Drawbars will sound through the normal
stationary channels of the organ. Touching the LESLIE ON Touch Tab "ON" (LED lit) will change
the sounds produced by the Drawbars from the main speaker channel to the internal Leslie
channel. The speed of the internal electronic Leslie depends upon the position of the LESLIE
FAST Touch Tab.
LESLIE FAST
When this Touch Tab is "OFF" (LED not lit), the Leslie effect is that of an acoustic Leslie Speaker
Cabinet with the rotors turning slowly (Chorale). Touching the LESLIE FAST Touch Tab "ON"
(LED lit) will cause the Leslie effect to speed up and rotate fast (Tremolo) to produce a rich, full
sound.
NOTE:
The LESLIE FAST Touch Tab will function only if the LESLIE ON Touch Tab is "ON" (LED lit).
A LESLIE Edit Pages (LESLIE/VIBRATO Menu)
These Advanced Feature Menu Pages allow you to make various changes to the characteristics
of the inbuilt digital Leslie.
Accessing the LESLIE Edit Pages using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
that the MENU Mode has 4 pages and that page 1 is displaying.
2.
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3.
Display.
Accessing the LESLIE Edit Pages using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold either of the two Leslie Touch Tabs. After approximately 1 second, the
words, “LESLIE/VIB,” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the LESLIE Edit Pages. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to make various changes to the digital Leslie.
LESLIE Edit Page 1
Leslie Speed
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the speed settings for the digital Leslie Slow & Fast
Speeds that you prefer. You can adjust the speeds for the Horn Rotor (high frequencies) and
Bass Rotor (low frequencies) separately.
Use the Number 1 or Number 9 Select Touch Button to select HORN or BASS.
Use the Number 2 Select Touch Button to increase the number setting for the Slow
Speed.
Use the Number 10 Select Touch Buttons to decrease the number setting.
Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to increase the number setting for the FAST
Speed.
Use the Number 11 Select Touch Buttons to decrease the number setting.
NOTE: This Advanced Feature DOES NOT affect a connected external Leslie Speaker cabinet.
Leslie Time - Rise & Fall Times
Because the animation produced by a Leslie Speaker Cabinet is created mechanically, a certain
time is required for the rotors to come up to the Tremolo (fast) speed from either a dead stop or
from the Chorale (slow) speed as well as to slow down from Tremolo to Chorale. These are
referred to as the Rise & Fall Times. Although each Leslie Speaker is carefully calibrated at the
factory, several factors such as motor age and placement of the belts on the pulleys can affect
time required for the rotors to speed up and slow down. This Advanced Feature allows you to
select the settings for the Rise & Fall Times of the digital Leslie that you prefer. You can adjust
the settings for the Horn Rotor (high frequencies) and Bass Rotor (low frequencies) separately.
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Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to increase the Rise Time.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Buttons to decrease the Rise Time.
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Button to increase the Fall Time.
Use the Number 13 Select Touch Buttons to decrease the Fall Time.
NOTE:
This Advanced Feature DOES NOT affect a connected external Leslie Speaker cabinet.
NOTE: The setting of "0" for the Slow and Fast Speeds enables you to prevent a rotor from turning when
the Leslie is switched back and forth from "SLOW" to "FAST". For example, if you want only the Horn
Rotor to respond to SLOW/FAST speed selection, set both the Slow and Fast Speeds for the Bass Rotor
to "0". With this setting, only the Horn Rotor will run either SLOW or FAST and the Bass Rotor will
remain stationary.
Leslie Brake Time
Many Leslie Speakers, in addition to having one or more speeds, also allow the rotors to stop
completely or “brake”. The time required for the rotors to stop turning is referred to as the Brake
Time. Although Leslies are carefully calibrated at the factory, several factors such as motor age
and placement of the belts on the pulleys can affect the speeds of the rotors, as well as time
required for the rotors to slow down to a dead stop. This Advanced Feature allows you to
change the Brake Times for the “rotors” of the inbuilt digital Leslie. You may select Brake Time
settings for the Horn and Bass Rotors separately.
Use the Number 6 Select Touch Button to increase the Brake Time.
Use the Number 14 Select Touch Button to decrease the Brake Time.
Leslie Off Mode
This Advanced Feature affects how the Drawbar tones and the inbuilt digital Leslie simulation
perform when both Leslie Touch Tabs are “OFF” (LEDs not lit). When “THROUGH” Mode is
selected, the sound quality changes to simulate the effect of the Drawbar tones speaking through
the Stationary channel of a multi-channel Leslie Speaker such as models 723, 750 or 914.
When”BRAKE” Mode is selected,, the digital Leslie effect is "stopped" and the sound quality
remains unchanged. This simulates the effect produced by a single-channel Leslie Speaker
which has the capability of stopping the rotors, such as a model 122XB.
Use the Number 7 or Number 8 Select Touch Button to select THROUGH Mode.
Use the Number 15 or Number 16 Select Touch Button to select BRAKE Mode.
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LESLIE Edit Page 2
From Page 1, touch the PAGE UP Touch Button. You will now see the Leslie Volume Balance &
Microphone Setting Menu Page.
Leslie Volume Balance
This Advanced Feature allows you to adjust the balance between the Horn and Bass Rotors of
the digital Leslie.
Use the Number 2 Select Touch Button to increase the volume of the Bass Rotor.
Use the Number 10 Select Touch Button to decrease the volume of the Bass Rotor.
Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to increase the volume of the Horn Rotor.
Use the Number 11 Select Touch Button to decrease the volume of the Horn Rotor.
NOTE:
This Advanced Feature DOES NOT affect a connected external Leslie Speaker cabinet.
Leslie Microphone Setting
When a Leslie Speaker cabinet or combination of cabinets is used in a large facility such as an
auditorium or outdoor arena, the Leslie(s) are frequently "miked" to insure that the sound carries
adequately. Sound technicians have discovered that the placement of the microphones greatly
affects the character of the sound heard by the audience from the Leslie Speaker(s). This
Advanced Feature allows you to simulate various microphone settings using the built-in digital
Leslie effect. The two settings you can adjust are “ANGLE” and “DISTANCE”.
The ANGLE setting recreates the effect of two microphones - one for the Horn rotor and one for
the Bass rotor. "0" setting is monaural, or both microphones placed in the center. Each higher
number has the effect of moving the microphones further apart from each other.
Use the Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to increase the number setting.
Use the Number 12 or Number 13 Select Touch Button to decrease the number setting.
The DISTANCE setting recreates the effect of setting the microphones at different distances from
a Leslie Speaker cabinet, since distance has an effect on how the Leslie Speaker reproduces
through a sound system.
Use the Number 6 or Number 7 Select Touch Button to increase the number setting.
Use the Number 14 or Number 15 Select Touch Button to decrease the number setting.
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NOTE: Both the ANGLE and DISTANCE settings are subtle effects and may require careful listening to
detect the differences among the various settings.
Using a Leslie Speaker Cabinet
Your Hammond XE-1 is designed to directly interface with a Leslie Speaker Cabinet. A Leslie
Speaker cabinet, in addition to amplifying the basic sound, also uses mechanical rotors which
turn at different speeds to add different animation effects. The data chart below shows the
options available.
LESLIE ROTOR SPEED OPTIONS
Description
SLOW (Chorale)
OFF
FAST (Tremolo)
Function
Rotors will turn slowly, producing an effect suitable for use with hymns,
classical style music and some slower songs.
Rotors do not turn. Animation can be provided by using Vibrato and Chorus.
Rotors will speed up and rotate fast to produce a rich full sound.
NOTE: The above table shows the options which can be selected for either a single- or multi-channel
Leslie Speaker cabinet using an 11-pin interface.
SUSTAIN
The SUSTAIN controls, located to the right of the Information Center Display, are used with the
Drawbars to produce a lingering tone when keys are released. It is suited for producing sounds
like harps, chimes or bells.
The Sustain controls are divided into three control groups - Upper, Lower and Pedal.
UPPER DRAWBAR SUSTAIN
When this Touch Tab is “ON” (LED lit), Sustain is added to the Upper Manual
Drawbar tones.
LOWER DRAWBAR SUSTAIN
When this Touch Tab is “ON” (LED lit), Sustain is added to the Lower Manual
Drawbar tones.
PEDAL DRAWBAR SUSTAIN
When this Touch Tab is “ON” (LED lit), Sustain is added to the Pedal tones.
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OVERDRIVE
Overdrive adds the fuzzy, raspy, "dirty" sound created by the vacuum tubes of a tube-style
Leslie Speaker when its volume is pushed past its sound limit.
A OVERDRIVE Edit Page
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to adjust the amount of Overdrive that you prefer.
Accessing the OVERDRIVE Edit Page using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
2.
3.
Display.
4.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button two times. You will now see “3/3"
in the upper left corner of the Information Center Display and the words,
“VIB/OD,” on the left side of the display.
Accessing the OVERDRIVE Edit Page using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold any of the three Vibrato/Chorus Touch Tabs. After approximately 1
second, you will see “4/4" in the upper left corner of the Information Center Display and the
words, “VIB/OD,” on the left side of the display.
You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the screen to change the amount of
Overdrive.
Use the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the numbers.
You can select a value from “0” (no Overdrive) to “15" (maximum Overdrive).
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Use the Number 13 or Number 14 Select Touch Buttons to scroll down through the
numbers.
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Voice Section
VOICE SECTION
Your XE-1 contains high-quality digital voices which are accessible using the VOICE Touch Tabs.
♦ VOICE Touch Tab group
The VOICE Touch Tab group is located to the right side of the Information Center Display.
These voices can be used Solo or in combination with the Drawbars.
To activate one of the voices, simply touch the single Touch Tab of the voice that you wish to
use.
NOTE: The two VOICE Touch Tabs marked CUSTOM 1 and CUSTOM 2 can be reprogrammed to recall
Custom Voices which you create using the CUSTOM VOICE Menu. How to do this is covered starting on
page 46 of this Guide.
The VOICE Touch Tab names represent categories of voices. This means that the voices have
been arranged into groups combining instruments of similar characteristics, such as PIANO,
ACCORDION, etc., to make voice selection easier.
Touching any of the VOICE SELECT Touch Tabs will show the different Voice selections in each
category in the Information Center Display.
NOTE: The number of Voices listed will vary from category to category.
Notice that in the extreme upper left corner of the Information Center, you will see a message
such as, “1/4,” “1/3" or “1/2". This is to let you know that there is more than one page for that
Voice Category. Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button to see the next Page. Use the Page
UP and PAGE DOWN Select Touch Buttons to move back and forth between or among Pages.
Use the PAGE UP Select Touch Button to scroll up through the Voice Pages.
Use the PAGE DOWN Select Touch Button to scroll down through the Voice Pages.
NOTE: The message, “1/1,” indicates only one page for that particular Voice category. In the case of
Voice categories having only one Page, touching the PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN Touch Buttons will have
no effect.
Use any of the numbered Touch Buttons to make your Voice selection. The currently
selected voice will be “highlighted,” or shown in reverse-video (green lettering against a
black background).
NOTE: Voice selection is best done utilizing the VOICE SETUP Touch Tabs. This is so that you are
changing the Voice for the correct Part or division. For more information, please consult the VOICE
SETUP Touch Tabs section of this Guide starting on page 37.
HA<O> Model XE-1 Owner’s Playing Guide
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♦ VOICE ON/OFF Touch Tabs
These allow you to control which division of the instrument will play the Voice you select.
UPPER 1
This Touch Tab allows the selected Voice to be played from the Upper Manual.
UPPER 2
This Touch Tab allows a second selected Voice to be played from the
Upper Manual.
LOWER 1
This Touch Tab allows the selected Voice to be played from the Lower Manual
(left of split).
LOWER 2
This Touch Tab allows a second selected Voice to be played from the
Lower Manual.
PEDAL
This Touch Tab allows the selected Voice to be played from the Pedals.
NOTE: Normally, the VOICE ON/OFF and DRAWBAR ON/OFF Touch Tabs will cancel each other in
order to allow quick registration changes. However, in some cases it may be desirable to add the two
groups together. This can be done via the PART ON MODE Advanced Feature, which is explained on
page 163.
♦ VOICE SETUP Touch Tabs
These allow you to control which division of the instrument you want to select Voices for.
UPPER 1
This Touch Tab allows a Voice to be selected for the Upper Manual.
UPPER 2
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This Touch Tab allows a second Voice to be selected for the Upper Manual.
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LOWER 1
This Touch Tab allows a Voice to be selected for the Lower Manual (left of split).
LOWER 2
This Touch Tab allows a second Voice to be selected for the Lower Manual.
PEDAL
This Touch Tab allows a Voice to be selected for the Lower Manual.
♦ Using the VOICE SETUP Touch Tabs
You can use the VOICE SETUP Touch Tabs to assign Voices to the different divisions, and use
the VOICE ON/OFF Touch Tabs to turn “ON” the Voices that you want. In this way, you can
assign a Voice to one division while playing from another.
TRY THIS:
1.
Turn the XE-1 “ON.”
2.
Touch the DISPLAY HOLD Touch Button on the right of the Information Center
Display. The red LED will light “ON.” This is so that the screen will continue to
display the current screen while you are doing this exercise.
3.
If the UPPER 1 Touch Tab in the VOICE SETUP Touch Tab group is not “ON,”
(red LED lit), touch it to turn it on.
4.
If the UPPER 1 Touch Tab in the VOICE ON/OFF Touch Tab group is not
“ON,” (red LED lit), touch it to turn it on.
With this registration, any changes to the sound using the VOICE Touch Tabs will be made
to the UPPER 1 section, since that is the section selected by the VOICE SETUP Touch
Tabs. Since the UPPER 1 Touch Tab in the VOICE ON/OFF section is also selected, you
will be able to hear changes instantly just by playing keys on the keyboard.
NOTE: For this example, make sure the SPLIT ON Touch Tab is “OFF” (LED not lit).
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Voice Section
5.
Touch and hold the VIBRA/MALLET Touch Tab in the VOICE Section for
approximately 2 seconds:
This will call up the Vibra&Mallet screen. The Information Center Display should now look
similar to this:
Notice that one Voice Name is “highlighted,” or displayed in reverse-video (green lettering
against a black background). This is the voice that will play from the manual. You will also
see “UPPER 1” displayed in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. This lets you know
that you are currently setting the UPPER 1 Voice.
6.
The voices on the screen are arranged in a pattern corresponding to that of
the numbered Touch Buttons. For example, suppose you want to select Glok
X-66 as the voice that will play when the VIBRA/MALLET Touch Tab is turned
“ON.” To select Glok X-66 as your UPPER 1 Voice, touch the Number 10
Select Touch Button. The box containing the words, “Glok X-66” will change
to a black background and the words, “Glok X-66” will change to green
lettering.
7.
Play some notes on the manual and you will hear the new voice.
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8.
Notice that the Information Center Display shows, “1/2" in the upper left-hand
corner. This indicates that this particular screen has more than one page. To
see the second page of the VIBRA/MALLET Voice Menu, touch the PAGE
UP Select Touch Button once.
You will now see “2/2" shown in the upper left-hand corner of the Information Center
Display, and a different list of Voice names. Notice, however, that none of them are
selected. This is because the Voice selected to play from the VIBRA/MALLET group is on
the first page.
9.
To select a Voice from this page, touch the numbered Touch Button which
corresponds to the voice you want. Suppose, for example, you want to select
Dulcimer. You would touch the number 1 Touch Button.
By noticing the pattern in which the Voices are arranged relative to the numbered Touch
Buttons, you can select any Voice from the Voice Menus for each group.
If you want to change the volume of the selected Voice,
Use the Number 8 Touch Button to increase the volume.
Use the Number 16 Touch Button to decrease the volume.
As you adjust the volume using these Touch Buttons, you will see the graph bar in the
Information Center Display lengthen or shorten, and the number just above the bar
increase or decrease in value.
10. Now, suppose you want to select a voice for UPPER 2. You can do so while
playing or listening to the UPPER 1 Voice. Touch the UPPER 2 Select Touch
Button in the VOICE SETUP Touch Tab group.
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11. Now touch the VIBRA/MALLET Touch Tab in the VOICE Section. The
Information Center Display should now look similar to this:
Notice that the Information Center Display now shows “UPPER 2.” This indicates that you
may now select the Voice for the UPPER 2 division.
12. For this example, select Steel Drum by touching the Number 10 Select Touch
Button:
You have now selected Steel Drum for the UPPER 2 division. However, if you play notes
on the manual, you will still hear the voice you selected for the UPPER 1 division.
13. To hear the voice you just selected for UPPER 2, touch the UPPER 2 Touch
Tab in the VOICE ON/OFF group.
Notice that the UPPER 1 Touch Tab turns “OFF” while the UPPER 2 Touch Tab turns “ON.”
This is done on purpose so you can make tone changes quickly.
14. Now play some notes on the manual, and you will hear the UPPER 2 Voice.
NOTE: If you want to play two or more Voice groups together, you can do so by touching the
ON/OFF Touch Tabs together of the groups you want to hear. However, you CANNOT use the
UPPER 2 and LOWER 2 divisions together. If you touch either of these two, if the other is “ON” it
will cancel.
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♦ SETUP Touch Tabs
Located to the right of the VOICE SELECT Touch Tabs are 4 Touch Tabs. These allow you to
control several options such as Octave selection, and turning Sustain and Velocity "ON" or
"OFF".
OCTAVE UP
This Touch Tab causes the selected Voice to play higher in pitch. Touching it once
will cause the selected Voice to play one octave higher and the red LED will glow
continuously. Touching it two times will cause the selected Voice to play two octaves higher and
the red LED will flash “ON” and “OFF” repeatedly.
OCTAVE DOWN
This Touch Tab causes the selected Voice to play lower in pitch. Touching it once
will cause the selected Voice to play one octave lower and the red LED will glow
continuously. Touching it two times will cause the selected Voice to play two octaves lower and
the red LED will flash “ON” and “OFF” repeatedly.
VELOCITY TOUCH
This Touch Tab causes the selected Voice to play with Velocity sensitivity.
NOTE: You can control the level of Velocity Touch added by the VELOCITY TOUCH Touch Tab. How to
do this is covered in the SPECIAL ADVANCED FEATURES section of this Guide under, “Velocity
Touch.”.
SUSTAIN
This Touch Tab adds a lingering effect to the selected Voice.
NOTE: You can control the amount of Sustain added to the Voices by the SUSTAIN Touch Tab. How to
do this is covered in the EFFECTS Section of this Guide under, “Sustain.”
A VOICE EDIT Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to modify the characteristics of the voices in the Voice
Section according to your preference.
Accessing the VOICE EDIT Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
that the MENU Mode has 4 Pages and that Page 1 is displaying.
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2.
3.
“VOICE EDIT,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the VOICE EDIT Menu using the Shortcut:
1.
Touch any of the VOICE Touch Tabs. The Information Center Display should
now display the menu of Voices for that group.
2.
Touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button once. The words, “VOICE EDIT,” will
now display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the VOICE EDIT Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to make various changes to the Voices. These changes are explained below.
VOICE EDIT Menu - Page 1
On the right portion of the display, you will see the currently selected voice and the division it will
play from.
TONE Edit - Cutoff
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the overall brightness of the selected voice.
TONE Edit - Resonance
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the “formant” of the selected voice. A higher number
means that the sound will have an audible “peak”. A lower number means a mellower, more
nondescript sound.
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ENVELOPE - Attack
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the rate at which the tone starts after you press a note.
Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to make the Attack slower.
Use the Number 11 Select Touch Button to make the Attack faster.
ENVELOPE - Decay
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the rate at which the sound decays, or fades away,
while a note is pressed and held.
Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to make the Decay slower.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to make the Decay faster.
ENVELOPE - Release
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the rate at which the sound fades away after a note is
released.
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Button to increase the Release time.
Use the Number 13 Select Touch Button to decrease the Release time.
VOICE EDIT Menu - Page 2
From Page 1 of the VOICE EDIT Menu, touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once to display
Page 2.
You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the screen to add various effects to
the selected voice. These changes are explained below.
PITCH - Coarse Tune
This Advanced Feature allows you to raise or lower the pitch of the selected voice.
Use the Number 1 Select Touch Button to raise the pitch of the selected voice.
Use the Number 9 Select Touch Button to lower the pitch of the selected voice.
PITCH - Fine Tune
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This Advanced Feature allows you to raise or lower the pitch of the selected voice by small
amounts.
Use the Number 2 Select Touch Button to raise the pitch of the selected voice.
Use the Number 10 Select Touch Button to lower the pitch of the selected voice.
PITCH - Detune
Some of the Voices consist of “stereo samples,” or two digital channels per note. This Advanced
Feature allows you to detune the second channel to produce Chorusing or “out-of-tune” effects.
Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to raise the pitch of the second channel.
Use the Number 11 Select Touch Button to lower the pitch of the second channel.
VIBRATO - Rate
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the rate of the Vibrato for the selected voice.
Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to increase the Vibrato rate.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to decrease the Vibrato rate.
VIBRATO - Depth
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the depth or intensity of the Vibrato.
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Button to increase the depth.
Use the Number 13 Select Touch Button to decrease the depth.
VIBRATO - Delay
This Advanced Feature allows you to set the delay time of the Vibrato.
Use the Number 6 Select Touch Button to increase the delay time.
Use the Number 14 Select Touch Button to decrease the delay time.
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♦ CUSTOM VOICE
The CUSTOM VOICE feature of your XE-1 allows you to create your own Custom Voices by using
the parameters described on the previous pages to edit the voices in the voice library. After you
have made your edits, you can save the result as a Custom Voice.
Creating a Custom Voice
TRY THIS:
1.
Select a voice you want to edit from among the different groups.
2.
Touch the MENU/EXIT Touch Button. The Information Center Display should
look like this:
3.
Touch the PAGE UP Touch Button once. The Information Center Display
should now look like this:
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4.
Touch either the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button. The
Information Center Display should now look like this:
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5.
You have now selected the VOICE EDIT Menu. Make whatever changes you
want to the Voice you have selected using the parameters on Page 1 and
Page 2 of the VOICE EDIT Menu.
6.
At this point, it is suggested you give your edited Voice a new name. To do
this, touch either the Number 7 or Number 15 (RENAME) Select Touch
Button. The Information Center Display will now look like this:
7.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to rename the Custom Voice. The current
name will display in a box in the left part of the screen called “OLD NAME,”
while the new name will display in a box in the right part of the screen called
“NEW NAME.” The way the letters are displayed in the screen determines
which numbered Touch Button you would use to make your choice. For
example, use the Number 1 Touch Button to enter the characters, “1ABC,” use
the Number 2 Touch Button to enter the characters, “2DEF,” etc.
Use the Number 11 Select Touch Button to enter a space.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to select upper- or lower-case letters.
The letter boxes in the Information Center Display will show which type has been
selected - “1ABC,” or “1abc,” for example.
Use the Number 13 Select Touch Button to delete a character.
Use the Number 14 and Number 15 Select Touch Buttons to scroll backward and
forward through the characters.
Use the Number 16 Select Touch Buttons to enter characters after you have
selected them using the other numbered Touch Buttons.
8.
After you have entered your name (up to 8 characters), touch the ENT
(Number 16 Select Touch Button). A box, “Saving Name. Please wait,” will
show in the Information Center Display for approximately 1 second. When this
box disappears, your new Voice name is saved. The VOICE EDIT Menu will
now reappear.
9.
To save your Custom Voice, touch the Number 16 Select Touch Button. The
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10. Touch one of the numbered Touch Buttons to select the location to which you
want to save your Custom Voice. The boxes on the screen are arranged in a
pattern corresponding to that of the numbered Touch Buttons similar to the
VOICE SELECT Pages described earlier. For this example, touch the
Number 1 Select Touch Button. You will now see a screen similar to this:
11. If you DO NOT wish to overwrite any of the Custom Voices, touch either the
Number 3 or Number 11 Select Touch Button. The VOICE EDIT Menu will
reappear and your Custom Voice will not be saved. If you want to save your
Custom Voice, touch either the Number 4 or Number 12 Select Touch Button.
A box, “Please wait,” will show in the Information Center Display for
approximately 1 second. When this box disappears, your Custom Voice is
saved.
♦ VOICE EFFECTS
You can add Sustain and Chorus to the Voices of your XE-1. In the following section, each
effect is explained in detail.
SUSTAIN
This Touch Tab, located in the SETUP Touch Tab group in the VOICES section,
adds a lingering effect to the selected Voice.
A SUSTAIN Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to control the characteristics of Sustain for Upper
Manual, Lower Manual and Pedals.
Accessing the SUSTAIN Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
Touch the gray MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button to see the various Menu
choices.
2.
“SUSTAIN,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the SUSTAIN Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the SUSTAIN Touch Tab in the SETUP group. After approximately 1
second, the word, “SUSTAIN,” will display at the top of the screen.
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You are now in the SUSTAIN Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to make various changes to the Sustain. These changes are explained below.
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SUSTAIN Edit Menu Page 1 - Sustain Length
This Menu Page allows you to select the amount of Sustain that will be added when you touch
any of the Sustain Touch Tabs “ON”. You may select different settings for Upper Manul, Lower
Manual and Pedal.
SUSTAIN Edit Menu Page 2 - Sustain Activate
From Page 1, touch the PAGE UP Touch Button. You will now see the Sustain Activate page.
This Menu Page allows you to select the particular Voices to which you want to add Sustain.
turn Sustain “ON” for the selected Voice.
Use the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
and 16) to turn Sustain “OFF” for the selected Voice.
CHORUS
The Chorus effect produces rich sound expansion with natural depth by dividing the Orchestral
Voice into two subtly different pitches through two different channels, as if you were playing two
instruments simultaneously. (This effect is called "acoustic mix".)
A CHORUS Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to adjust the type and amount of Chorus that you
prefer.
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Accessing the CHORUS Edit Page using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
From any of the PLAY Mode pages, touch the gray MENU/EXIT Select Touch
2.
Touch either the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button. The word,
“REVERB,” will now display at the top of the screen. This menu has 2 pages,
so you will see “1/2" in the upper left corner of the Information Center Display.
3.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once. You will now see “2/2" in the
upper left corner of the Information Center Display and the word, “CHORUS,”
on the left side of the display.
Accessing the CHORUS Edit Page using the Shortcut:
1.
Touch and hold the REVERB Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, you
will see “1/2 REVERB" in the upper left corner of the Information Center
Display and the word, “REVERB,” at the top of the screen.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once. You will now see “2/2" in the
upper left corner of the Information Center Display and the word, “CHORUS,”
on the left side of the display.
You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the screen to change the type and
amount of Chorus.
Chorus Rhythm & Voice Type
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the type of Chorus that you prefer for the Rhythms
and Voices.
Use the Number 2 or Number 3 Select Touch Buttons to scroll up through the choices.
Use the Number 10 or Number 11 Select Touch Buttons to scroll down through the
choices.
Chorus Rhythm & Voice Level
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the amount of Chorus that you prefer for the
Rhythms and Voices.
Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to increase the amount of Chorus.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to decrease the amount of Chorus.
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A CHORUS MIXER Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select the amount of Chorus you want for the
individual Parts of the different Voice Sections of the instrument.
NOTE: This Advanced Feature Menu has no Shortcut. It is accessible only via the PLAY and PART
Touch Buttons.
Accessing the CHORUS MIXER Menu:
1.
Touch the PLAY Select Touch Button repeatedly until Page 1 of the MIXER
Mode displays. Refer to the INFORMATION CENTER DISPLAY section of
this Guide for more information about MIXER Mode.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button three times. Page 1 of the CHORUS
MIXER Menu will now display.
You are now in the CHORUS MIXER Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to control the Chorus of different divisions. These changes are
explained below.
CHORUS MIXER Menu - Page 1
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to control the Chorus of the designated Voice group. The top
amount, while the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
15 and 16) will decrease the amount. For example, use the Number 1 and Number 9 Touch
Buttons to control the Chorus of the UPPER 1 Voice, the Number 2 and Number 10 Touch
Buttons to control the Chorus of the UPPER 2 Voice, etc.
Use the PART Select Touch Button to select different divisions for which you can control the
Chorus. Touching the PART Select Touch Button once from Page 1 will advance you to Page 2.
Touching it again will show Page 3, and touching it again will show Page 4. Touching the PART
Touch Button while Page 4 is displaying will cause Page 1 to display again.
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KEYBOARD SPLIT
Although the XE-1 has a single keyboard, the keyboard can be Split so that one sound can be
played on one part of the keyboard and a different sound can be played on another part of the
keyboard.
♦ Upper and Lower Manuals on the XE-1
When the keyboard is split, the effect is that of a conventional two-keyboard organ on which the
Upper Manual would be played by the right hand and the Lower Manual would be played by the
left hand. Therefore, when Split is “ON,” the area to the right of the Split Point is referred to on
the XE-1 as the Upper Manual and is abbreviated, “UM.” The area to the left of the Split Point is
designated as the Lower Manual and bears the abbreviation, “LM.” You will notice both of these
abbreviations in the Information Center Display. This is important to keep in mind because if you
are making any changes to parameters affecting the Lower Manual, such as Drawbar
Registration, you will not hear any change unless Split is “ON.”
♦ SPLIT ON Touch Tab
Touch this Touch Tab “ON” (LED lit) to activate the Split Point. Touch it “OFF”
(LED not lit) to play the XE-1 as a single-keyboard instrument.
A SPLIT Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the Split Point.
NOTE: The SPLIT ON Touch Tab must be “ON” (red LED lit) in order to hear the effect of this feature.
Accessing the SPLIT Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
2.
“SPLIT,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the SPLIT Edit Page using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the SPLIT ON Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, you will see the
word, “SPLIT,” at the top of the screen.
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Keyboard Split
You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the screen to change the Split
point.
Changing the Split Point using the Touch Buttons:
Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to move the Split Point up. The upper limit is “6C”
(the highest note on the keyboard).
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to move the Split Point down. The lower limit is
“1C” (the lowest note on the keyboard).
Changing the Split Point by Key Input:
TRY THIS:
3.
Touch and hold either the Number 5 or Number 13 Select Touch Button.
Notice that the “KEY” box is now highlighted.
4.
Touch the note on the keyboard that represents the Split Point you wish. The
note you touch will become the top note of the Lower Manual. All notes to the
right of the note you touch will be assigned to the Upper Manual.
♦ SINGLE and DOUBLE Mode
Normally, the XE-1 operates in what is called, “SINGLE Mode,” meaning a single 61-note
keyboard, as shown below:
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However, if you are using a second keyboard, such as the Hammond XLK-1, the SPLIT Touch
Button will function as shown below:
Notice that the XLK-1, or whatever you are using as a Lower Manual, now receives the split when
the SPLIT Touch Tab is “ON.” In this way, you can have “three-manual” operation - a melody
registration on the XE-1 manual, a separate melody setting for the top portion of the Lower
Manual (provided by the Lower Drawbars and the LOWER 1 and LOWER 2 Touch Tabs) and the
AUTOBAND providing accompanimental support from the lower portion of the Lower Manual.
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RHYTHM & EASY PLAY
♦ AUTO VARI RHYTHMS & STYLES
Hammond’s AUTO VARI is an exciting feature which complements a wide variety of musical styles
and adds realism and fun to your playing. All of the sounds and rhythms are created from digital
sound sources, thereby giving authenticity to the rhythm patterns.
There are 100 AUTO VARI Rhythms & Styles arranged in 16 rhythm categories controlled by two
rows of eight Touch Tabs.
To activate one of the 16 Rhythm categories, simply touch the single Touch Tab of the rhythm
that you wish to use.
NOTE: One of these Touch Tabs is always “ON” (red LED lit).
If you press another basic pattern after starting the Rhythm, first the remaining section of the
previous basic pattern will be played, and then the newly selected pattern will play.
Rhythm Categories
Each of the 16 Rhythm Touch Tabs controls several different Rhythms & Styles. These Rhythms
& Styles represent different types of music within a general musical classification such as
Country, Traditional, etc. You can use the Information Center Display to choose the specific
rhythm you want within each category.
Accessing the Rhythm Styles
1.
Touch and hold the Touch Tab which represents the rhythm category you want
(SWING, LATINS, etc.). The Information Center Display will show the selected
category at the top of the screen. Below the Rhythm Category name, the
Information Center Display will show a number of different rhythm names. For
example, if you touch and hold the WALTZ Touch Tab, you would see 8 rhythm
styles listed:
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2.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to choose which rhythm you want. The
rhythms on the screen are arranged in a pattern corresponding to that of the
numbered Touch Buttons. For example, in the WALTZ category, “TRADIT.
WALTZ” is listed in the upper left corner of the display, so you would use the
upper left Touch Buttons (Number 1 or Number 2) to select that rhythm. The
rhythm, “ORGAN WALTZ” is in the upper right corner, so you would use the
Number 7 or Number 8 Touch Buttons to select ORGAN WALTZ. The same
principle applies to all other rhythm selections.
NOTE: The number of rhythms listed will vary from category to category.
In the extreme upper left corner of the Information Center, you will see a message such as, “1/4,”
“1/3" or “1/2". This is to let you know that there is more than one page for that Rhythm Category.
Use the Page UP and PAGE DOWN Select Touch Buttons to move back and forth between or
among Pages.
Use the PAGE UP Select Touch Button to scroll up through the Rhythm Pages.
Use the PAGE DOWN Select Touch Button to scroll down through the Rhythm Pages.
NOTE: The message, “1/1,” indicates only one page for that particular Rhythm category. In the case of
Rhythm categories having only one Page, touching the PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN Touch Buttons will
have no effect.
♦ RHYTHM CONTROL
The RHYTHM CONTROL Touch Tab group allows you to control the AUTO VARI Rhythms.
START / STOP
Touch to Start the rhythm and the LED will light, touch again to Stop a rhythm.
TOUCH TEMPO
You may select your own Rhythm Tempo by touching this Touch Tab four (4) times
at the desired tempo, counting “1, 2, 3, 4.” The rhythm will then be programmed to that tempo,
not the tempo set by the Tempo Wheel Control. However, you may still use the Tempo Wheel
Control to further adjust the rhythm tempo if you wish. When the Information Center Display is
in PLAY or MIXER Mode, the Rhythm Tempo will be shown in the upper right corner and is
displayed in “beats per minute”.
NOTE: When the Rhythm is sounding, you may adjust the Tempo by touching the TOUCH TEMPO
Touch Tab only two times.
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A TOUCH TEMPO Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature allows you to set how you want the TOUCH TEMPO feature to work
Accessing the TOUCH TEMPO Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch
Button:
1.
Touch the gray MENU Select Touch Button to see the first screen of the
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button two times. Page 3 of the MENU
Mode will now display. You will now see “3/4" in the upper left corner of the
3.
“TOUCH TEMPO” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the TOUCH TEMPO Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the TOUCH TEMPO Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the words,
“TOUCH TEMPO” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the TOUCH TEMPO Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the TOUCH TEMPO feature. These
Rhythm Start
This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether you want the selected Rhythm to start
playing as soon as you have finished entering the Tempo by touching the TOUCH TEMPO button
four times. When this feature is “ON,” the Rhythm will start at the Tempo you set. When this
feature is “OFF,” the Tempo will be set but the Rhythm will not start until turned “ON” by the
STOP/START or TOUCH START features.
Use the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Button to select “ON.”
Use the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button to select “OFF.”
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This Advanced Feature allows you to select what note value the TOUCH TEMPO feature will give
to the button presses made while programming the Tempo. You can select “
” (eighth notes)
or “
” (quarter notes).
Use the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to select Eighth Notes.
Use the Number 13 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to select Quarter Notes.
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TOUCH START
When this Touch Button is selected, the Start / Stop Touch Tab is also turned "ON"
(both LED's will light), and the rhythm starts automatically on beat 1 as soon as
any key is pressed on the Lower Manual. The rhythm will continue to sound until
turned “OFF”.
INTRO/ENDING
The INTRO/ENDING Touch Tab adds an introduction before the actual
Rhythm Pattern starts. You may also add an Ending to complete a song
by simply touching the INTRO/ENDING Touch Tab while the Rhythm Pattern is playing.
FILL IN 1 and FILL IN 2
These Touch Tabs are located immediately above the Stop / Start Touch Tab.
The Rhythm Patterns basically play two- or four-measure patterns repeatedly,
but the Fill In 1 and Fill In 2 Touch Tabs produce different one-bar patterns to
add variety and the realism of a professional drummer to the rhythm patterns. Use the Fill Ins
at your own discretion and according to your own musical tastes.
♦ TEMPO WHEEL CONTROL
To the right of the LCD screen is the TEMPO WHEEL CONTROL. This large
rotary control allows you to easily control the tempo of the selected Rhythm.
The total range of the Rhythm Tempo is from 40 to 300 bpm (beats per
minute).
When the Information Center Display in either of the PLAY Modes, the
Rhythm Tempo will be shown in the upper right corner and is displayed in
`beats per minute'.
♦ AUTOBAND ORCHESTRA
The AUTOBAND ORCHESTRA feature provides professionally scored instrumental
accompaniments along with the rhythm pattern. AUTOBAND Orchesatra works with both Easy
Play System (EPS) or your own Multi-Finger Chords played on the Lower Manual.
AUTOBAND 1 Touch Tab
This Touch Tab provides an appropriate musical accompaniment for the selected
rhythm pattern.
AUTOBAND 2 Touch Tab
This Touch Tab provides an alternate musical accompaniment for the selected
rhythm pattern.
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Using the AUTOBAND 1 and AUTOBAND 2 Touch Tabs together will provide the maximum
musical accompaniment. The parts are written to complement each other.
You may also use other Voice Groups and the Lower Drawbars for sustained chord effects along
with the AUTOBAND feature.
AUTO BASS Touch Tab
This feature enables bass notes automatically. However, it may be turned off,
allowing the player to play the Pedals along with the AUTOBAND accompaniments.
MEMORY Touch Tab
When Memory is selected the sounds produced on the Lower Manual will be
sustained. This makes your chord changes sound smoother when you move
from one chord to the next. If Memory is not "ON,” when an EPS or Multi-Fingered
Chord is released, the sounds stop until you play the next chord.
A AUTOBAND Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select how the AUTOBAND will perform.
Accessing the AUTO BAND Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
3.
4.
Touch either the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button. The words,
“AUTO BAND,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the AUTO BAND Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold either the AUTO BAND 1 or AUTO BAND 2 Touch Tab. After
approximately 1 second, the words, “AUTO BAND” will display at the top of the screen.
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You are now in the AUTO BAND Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the AUTO BAND feature. These changes
are explained below.
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Chord Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how chords are played when AUTOBAND is “ON.”
You can select “SINGLE” (EASY PLAY SYSTEM chords which require the fewest number of
keys), “FINGERED” (3 or more notes for each chord) or “PIANIST” (you can play AUTOBAND
chord changes the entire length of the keyboard using 3 or more notes).
NOTE: This feature, as well as the ON BASS Advanced Feature described below, works with Lower
Manual chords keyed using both AUTOBAND and EASY PLAY SYSTEM. However, the EASY PLAY
SYSTEM Touch Tab is designed to allow you to play EASY PLAY SYSTEM chords using the Lower
Manual Drawbars and Voices, and DOES NOT affect the AUTOBAND section. For this reason, both
EASY PLAY SYSTEM and the EASY PLAY SYSTEM Touch Tab are described in more detail starting on
page 84.
Use the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the choices.
Use the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the choices.
EASY PLAY SYSTEM Chords - SINGLE Mode
Major Chords
To play a Major chord, play the key that is the name of the chord you are playing.
EXAMPLE: C Major chord: Play a "C" key on the Lower Manual.
Minor Chords
Minor Chords are formed by touching and holding two keys. To play a “C” Minor Chord, first
touch and hold the key that is the NAME of the chord. Second, determine the note which is a
minor third above the key you are holding by counting three (3) keys to the right not including the
key you are holding. For a C Minor Chord, this note is "Eβ":
1. C
2. Eβ
Seventh Chords
Forming a Seventh Chord requires touching and holding two keys. To play a "C" Seventh Chord,
play the key that is the NAME of the chord. To determine the second key, count two (2) keys to
the left of the first key (Bβ if you are playing a C Seventh Chord). Do not include the first key in
your count.
1. C
2. Bβ
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Diminished Chords
Forming a Diminished Chord requires touching and holding two keys. To play a "C" Diminished
Chord, play the key that is the NAME of the chord. To determine the second key, count six (6)
keys either to the left or the right of the first key (Gβ if you are playing a C Diminished Chord). Do
not include the first key in your count.
1. C
2. Gβ
Augmented Chords
Forming an Augmented Chord requires touching and holding three keys. To play a "C"
Augmented Chord, play the key that is the NAME of the chord. Next, count three (3) keys to the
right of the key that is the name of the chord. Finally, count three (3) notes to the right of the key
you just added. Remember, do not include the note that is the name of the chord when counting.
For a C Augmented Chord, these three notes are:
1. C
2. E
3. G#
NOTE: The examples given are for the five basic chord types common to all harmony. To see a complete
list of all chords recognized by the EASY PLAY SYSTEM, consult the APPENDIX located at the back of
this Guide.
On Bass
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how you want the AUTO BASS to work while a Style
is active. You can select “ON” (the AUTO BASS will play the lowest note of the chord you are
playing in time with the Style) or “OFF” (the AUTO BASS will play the scored bass line for the
selected Style).
Use the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Button to turn this feature “ON.”
Use the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button turn this feature “OFF.”
NOTE: If you have a MIDI Pedalboard, such as the Hammond XPK-100, connected to the XE -1, the
ON BASS Advanced Feature will be in the “ON” position regardless of the setting in this page of the
Advanced Feature Menu.
Bass Retrigger
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how you want the AUTO BASS to respond when you
change chords between beats. You can select “ON” (the AUTO BASS will interpolate the root
note of the chord you change to) or “OFF” (the AUTO BASS will not insert the root note of your
new chord, but will continue to play the scoed bass line for the selected Style).
Use the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to turn this feature “ON.”
Use the Number 13 or Number 14 Select Touch Button turn this feature “OFF.”
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Chord Transform
Many of the Styles, particularly the Jazz and Big Band-type Styles, are written using major 6th’s
7th, 9ths and other complex chord voicings appropriate to that particular musical genre. However,
you may wish on occassion to hear these Styles played using more basic chords - only “C” “E”
and “G” for a C Major chord, for example. This Advanced Feature allows you to select how you
want to hear these Styles. You can select “NORMAL” (the Styles will play as they are scored) or
“SIMPLE” (the Styles will play using only basic chord types).
Use the Number 7 or Number 8 Select Touch Button to select NORMAL.
Use the Number 15 or Number 16 Select Touch Button to select SIMPLE.
NOTE: This Advanced Feature DOES NOT affect all styles - only those which are written using complex
harmony, such as the Jazz and Big Band and certain of the Contemporary and Latin Styles.
A STYLE EDIT Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to program the characteristics of the Styles to your
liking.
Accessing the STYLE EDIT Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button two timees. Page 3 of the MENU
3.
“STYLE EDIT” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the STYLE EDIT Menu using the Shortcut:
1.
Touch any of the RHYTHMS & STYLES Touch Tabs. The Information Center
Display should now display the menu of Rhythms and Styles for that group.
2.
Touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button once. The words, “STYLE EDIT,” will
now display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the STYLE EDIT Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to make various changes to the Styles. These changes are explained starting
on the next page.
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STYLE EDIT Menu - Page 1
Style Voice
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to control the volume of the individual parts of
each AUTOBAND Orchestra Style. The selected Style will be displyed in the box on the extreme
right of the screen.
Use the Number 1 and Number 9 Select Touch Buttons to select the portion of the Style
you want to edit. You can select “I” (Intro), Main Style “A” “B” “C” “D,” “F1" (Fill 1), “F2" (Fill
2), and “E” (Ending).
Use the Number 2 or Number 10 Select Touch Buttons to select ACC1 (Accompaniment
track 1).
track 2).
track 3).
Use the Number 5 or Number 13 Select Touch Buttons to select ACC4) (Accompaniment
track 4).
Use the Number 6 or Number 14 Select Touch Buttons to select BASS (the Bass track).
Now, use the VOICE Touch Tabs to select the Voice for each Part. As you select different
Voices, you will see the icon above each track change in accordance with which Voice group is
selected - a piano for Piano voices, the tuning pegs of a guitar for Guitar voices, etc. The actual
voice name will be shown in a small box in the center of the screen. The currently selected part
will be highlighted.
STYLE EDIT Menu - Page 2
From Page 1 of the STYLE EDIT Menu, touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once to
display Page 2.
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Style Volume
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to control the volume of the individual parts of
each AUTOBAND Orchestra Style. The selected Style will be displayed in the box on the extreme
right of the screen.
Use the Number 1 and Number 9 Select Touch Buttons to select the portion of the Style
you want to edit. You can select “I” (Intro), Main Style “A” “B” “C” “D,” “F1" (Fill 1), “F2" (Fill
2), and “E” (Ending).
Use the Number 2 and Number 10 Select Touch Buttons to raise or lower the volume of
ACC1 (Accompaniment track 1).
the BASS track.
The voice name of each track will be shown in a small box in the center of the screen. The
currently selected track will be highlighted.
Creating a Custom Style
TRY THIS:
1.
Select a Style you want to edit using the RHYTHMS & STYLES Touch Tabs.
2.
Touch the MENU/EXIT Touch Button. The Information Center Display should
look like this:
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3.
Touch the PAGE UP Touch Button two times. The Information Center Display
4.
Touch either the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button. The
Information Center Display should now look like this:
5.
You have now selected the STYLE EDIT Menu. Make whatever changes you
want to the Style you have selected using the parameters on Page 1 and
Page 2 of the STYLE EDIT Menu.
6.
At this point, it is suggested you give your edited Style a new name. To do
this, touch either the Number 7 or Number 15 (RENAME) Select Touch
Button. The Information Center Display will now look like this:
7.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to rename the Custom Style. The current
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8.
(Number 16 Select Touch Button). A box, “Saving Name. Please wait,” will
show in the Information Center Display for approximately 1 second. When this
box disappears, your new Style name is saved. The STYLE EDIT Menu will
now reappear.
Saving a Custom Style
To save your Custom Style:
1.
From the STYLE EDIT Menu, touch the Number 16 Select Touch Button. The
2.
Use the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN Touch Buttons to select whether you
want to save your Custom Style under Page 1 (“C.STYLE1") or Page 2
(“C.STYLE 2"). If you select C.STYLE 1, you will be able to retrieve your
Custom Style by select the RHUMBA/DISK STYLE 1 Rhythm Touch Button.
If you select C.STYLE 2, you will be able to retrieve your Custom Style by
select the TANGO/DISK STYLE 2 Rhythm Touch Button.
3.
Touch one of the numbered Touch Buttons to select the location to which you
want to save your Custom Style. The boxes on the screen are arranged in a
pattern corresponding to that of the numbered Touch Buttons similar to the
STYLE SELECT Pages described earlier. For this example, touch the
Number 1 Select Touch Button. You will now see a screen similar to this:
4.
If you DO NOT wish to overwrite any of the Custom Styles, touch either the
Number 3 or Number 11 Select Touch Button. The STYLE EDIT Menu will
reappear and your Custom Style will not be saved. If you want to save your
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Custom Style, touch either the Number 4 or Number 12 Select Touch Button.
A box, “Please wait,” will show in the Information Center Display for
approximately 1 second. When this box disappears, your Custom Style is
saved. Your new Style name will display in the location where you saved it.
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Retrieving a Custom Style
If you want to retrieve a Custom Style you have previously saved, do the following:
1.
Touch and hold either the RHUMBA/DISK STYLE 1 or the TANGO/DISK
STYLE 2 Rhythm Touch Button, depending on where you saved your Custom
Style.
The Information Center Display will look similar to this:
2.
Touch the numbered Touch Button which represents the Custom Style you
want to select. The selected Style Name will now be highlighted.
You are now ready to play using your Custom Style. Use the AUTOBAND ORCHESTRA,
RHYTHM VARIATIONS and RHYTHM CONTROL Touch Tabs just as you would with any of
the other Rhythms and Styles.
A MEMORY Edit Menu
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This Advanced Feature allows you to program how you want the MEMORY Touch Tab to work.
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Accessing the MEMORY Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
2.
3.
“MEMORY” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the MEMORY Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the MEMORY Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the word,
“MEMORY” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the MEMORY Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to make various changes to the MEMORY function. These changes are
explained starting below.
BUTTON OFF Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether or not AUTO BASS will continue to be
memorized or “latched” when the MEMORY Touch Tab is “OFF.” This is useful when you want to
bring the left-hand accompaniment in or out while the bass line continues to play.
Use the Number 2 Select Touch Button to turn Auto Bass Memory “ON.”
Use the Number 10 Select Touch Button to turn Auto Bass Memory “OFF.”
BUTTON ON Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to select which portions of the Lower Manual (left of split)
accompaniment, as well as PROCHORD patterns, are “latched” by the MEMORY Touch Tab.
You can select “CHORD” (the AUTOBAND accompaniment), “LOWER” (Lower Drawbars &
Voices) or “PROCHORD” (the PROCHORD harmony arrangements) separately.
Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to turn CHORD Memory ”ON.”
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to turn CHORD Memory ”OFF.”
Use the Number 6 Select Touch Button to turn LOWER Memory ”ON.”
Use the Number 14 Select Touch Button to turn LOWER Memory ”OFF.”
Use the Number 8 Select Touch Button to turn PROCHORD Memory ”ON.”
Use the Number 16 Select Touch Button to turn PROCHORD Memory ”OFF.”
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♦ RHYTHM VARIATIONS
There are five Touch Tabs which look like this:
Each AUTO VARI Rhythm Variation is a different variation to the basic Rhythm pattern while
remaining consistent with the basic rhythm style, the “A” pattern being the simplest version of the
rhythm and gradually increasing in complexity to the “D” pattern, which is the most elaborate. To
hear any of the AUTO VARI Variations, simply touch the Touch Button associated with the
variation you want to hear.
When you select among various AUTO VARI rhythm variations, you will hear the rhythm pattern
change. If any of the AUTOBAND Touch Buttons are “ON,” you may also hear the musical
arrangement change. Each change will represent whatever is most appropriate for each rhythm.
Some changes may be subtle, while others may be more dramatic.
AUTO VARI Touch Tab
When this Touch Tab is “ON” (red LED lit), it works in conjunction with the
selected rhythm to continuously change the rhythm variation. The LED of each
AUTO VARI Variation Touch Button (“A,” “B,” “C” or “D”) will light to show which one is sounding.
Only one variation will play at a time. Also, the Information Center Display will display the
measure number that is currently playing (“M=1,” “M=6,” etc.)
A AUTO VARI Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to program the AUTO VARI Rhythms to your liking.
Accessing the AUTO VARI Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
2.
3.
“AUTO VARI” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the AUTO VARI Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the AUTO VARI Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the words,
“AUTO VARI” will display at the top of the screen.
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You are now in the AUTO VARI Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the AUTO VARI Rhythms & Styles. These
AUTO VARI Edit Menu - Page 1
Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the way the AUTO VARI feature works with the
rhythm. You can select, “AUTO” (the variations will always move from left to right from “A”
through “D”), “FILL” (you can have the variations move either to the right or to the left depending
on which Fill Touch Tab is used) or “PROG” meaning that you can program your own AUTO VARI
Variations. The current choice will be highlighted.
Use the Number 1 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the selections.
Use the Number 9 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the selections.
AUTO Mode
This Advanced Feature Mode allows you to select the number of measures each variation will
play. You can select “2" “4" “8" “12" or “16" measures.
Use the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the selections.
Use the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the
selections.
FILL Mode
This Advanced Feature Mode allows you to select how the FILL 1 and FILL 2 Touch Tabs work.
You may select “VARI 4,” which will cause the next variation to the right to play, “VARI 3,” which
will cause the next variation to the left to play, or “STILL,” which will cause the currently Variation
to play when the FILL completes.
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the selections for FILL 1.
Use the Number 13 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the selections for FILL 1.
Use the Number 6 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the selections for FILL 2.
Use the Number 14 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the selections for FILL 2.
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Program Repeat
This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether you want a programmed Auto-Vari
sequence to play and and stop, or repeat. You can select “ON” (the programmed sequence will
play through, then repeat and keep repeating until you stop the Rhythm) or “OFF” (the
programmed sequence will play through once, after which the Rhythm will stop.
Use either the Number 7 or Number 8 Select Touch Button to turn this feature ON.
Use either the Number 15 or Number 16 Select Touch Button to turn this feature OFF.
AUTO VARI Edit Menu - Page 2
From Page 1 of the AUTO VARI Edit Menu, touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once to
display Page 2.
From this page, you may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the screen as well
as the Rhythm Touch Tabs to program your own AutoVari sequences.
Programming an AutoVari Sequence
TRY THIS:
1.
Use either the MENU/EXIT Touch Button or the Shortcut to display the AUTO
VARI Edit Menu, then touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once to
display Page 2:
Notice that the Information Center contains several commands such as “COPY” “JUMP” etc.
You can use these commands to assist you in programming your Auto-Vari Sequence.
They will all be explained in subsequent paragraphs; however, the command, “INS” (INSert)
should now be highlighted, meaning that it is selected.
Notice also the numbers on the left of the screen. These indicate Measure numbers. Use
the top row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5) to scroll up
through the Measure numbers, and the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons
(Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13) to scroll down through the Measure numbers. Normally,
when starting to program an Auto-Vari Sequence, the highlighter (long black bar) should
be set for Measure 1.
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2.
From the above screen, touch one of the Rhythm Touch Buttons; for example,
COUNTRY. The Information Center Display should now look similar to this:
3.
For this example, select the BLUEGRASS Style by touching the Number 7 or
Number 8 Select Touch Button:
You have now selected the Style you will use to start programming your Auto-Vari
Sequence.
4.
To return to Page 2 of the AUTO VARI Edit Menu, touch the MENU/EXIT
Touch Button.
5.
You can use the “A” “B” “C” and “D” Touch Tabs in the RHYTHM VARIATIONS
section, as well as the FILL IN 1 and FILL IN 2 Touch Tabs to program Auto
Vari Sequences.
Now touch the “A” Touch Tab once. The Information Center Display will now show
the following:
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Notice that the Information Center Display now shows the Rhythm Name (“Bluegrass”)
along with the Variation letter “A.” You have now inserted BLUEGRASS Variation “A” to
Measure 1 of your Auto-Vari Sequence.
6.
Now, suppose you wanted to insert Variation “B” of the BLUEGRASS to
Measure 2. Touch the “B” Touch Tab once. The Information Center Display
will now show the following:
=
Notice that the highlighter automatically selects the next Measure after you have
programmed the previous one.
You can also insert a FILL IN as part of an Auto-Vari Sequence. To do this, touch either of
the FILL IN Touch Tabs.
7.
For this example, move the highlighter using the numbered Touch Buttons until
it is over Measure 2.
8.
Now touch FILL IN 1. The
should now look like this.
=
You have now inserted FILL IN 1 at measure 2 and your previously inserted maesure has
been moved down to Measure 3.
NOTE: An Auto-Vari Sequence may consist of up to 256 measures. In addition, INTROS and
ENDINGS may not be used in an Auto-Vari Sequence.
MARK, COPY and PASTE
In order to make it easier to program Auto-Vari Sequences, several additional features are also
included. The following short example illustrates the MARK, COPY and PASTE features since
these are normally used in conjunction with each other.
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TRY THIS:
1.
Program an Auto-Vari Sequence of several measures using the method
described above. The following example is: Measures 1 and 2 using one
rhythm and 4 additional measures using another.
2.
For this example, suppose you want to copy measures 2 through 4 to
measures 7 through 9. To do this, move the highlighter to measure 2 and
touch the Number 8 (MARK) Select Touch Button.
3.
Now move the highlighter down to measure 4. Then touch the Number 6
(COPY) Select Touch Button.
4.
You have now selected measures 2 through 4. Now move the highlighter
down to measure 7.
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Notice that a new box, “PSTE” (Paste) has now appeared in the screen. Touch the
Number 14 (PSTE) Select Touch Button. The Information Center Display should now look
similar to this:
You have now “pasted” measures 2 through 4 to measures 7 through 9.
JUMP
Since an Auto-Vari Sequence can contain up to 256 measures, it is possible that you may forget
where you have placed various Marks in the course of programming. Use the Number 7 (JUMP)
Select Touch Button to find where you have placed Marks. Each time you touch the Number 7
Touch Button, the screen will jump to the next Mark.
A RHYTHM EDIT Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to create your own Rhythm patterns.
NOTE: This Advanced Feature Menu has no Shortcut. It is accessible only via the MENU/EXIT Touch
Buttons.
Accessing the RHYTHM EDIT Menu:
1.
Touch the gray MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button to see the first screen of the
4.
5.
Touch the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button. The words,
“RHYTHM EDIT” will now display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the RHYTHM EDIT Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to record your own User Rhythms.
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RHYTHM EDIT Menu - Page 1
After first entering the RHYTHM EDIT Menu, Page 1 is the first to display. Using the numbered
Touch Buttons and the keyboard, you can record your own Rhythm patterns.
CLR/LOAD
While you are recording a Rhythm, this Advanced Feature allows you to erase part or all of a
Rhythm you have recorded or copy one pattern to another - for example, you can record a 2measure pattern into Variation “A” and copy it to Variation “B.”
Use the Number 1 Select Touch Button to select CLR. The Information Center Display will
look similar to this:
You can select either “PATTERN” (only the selected pattern will be erased) or “ALL” (the
entire Rhythm you recorded will be erased). Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to
select CANC or the Number 11 Select Touch Button to select OK.
Use the Number 9 Select Touch Button to select LOAD. The Information Center Display
will look similar to this:
The legends, “TEMP-A,” “TEMP-B,” etc., refer to the components of the Rhythm you are
recording. You can select one of these to LOAD, or you can select an entire User Rhythm
to edit.
NOTE: If there are no User Rhythms currently loaded, selecting USER RHY will have no effect.
Use the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to scroll up, and the Number 9 or
Number 10 Select Touch Button to scroll down. Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to
select CANC or the Number 11 Select Touch Button to select OK.
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If you select “OK” after having selected one of the TEMP patterns, the pattern you selected
will be copied to the pattern chosen by the PATTERN Advanced Feature, which is
explained on page 78.
TIME
This displays the currently selected time signature. To change it, touch the Number 10 Select
Touch Button to enter the METRONOME Edit Menu.
METR MENU
This Advanced Feature Shortcut allows you to access the METRONOME Edit Menu. Touch the
Number 10 Select Touch Button to use this Shortcut.
METRONOME Edit Menu
When you record a Rhythm on the XE-1, a Metronome will count off each beat. This Advanced
Feature allows you to change the characteristics of the Metronome to your preference.
NOTE: The METRONOME Edit Menu is accessible only via Shortcut. It is accessible from several
Advanced Feature Menu Pages; however, it will be explained here since it is an integral part of Rhythm
recording. When the Metronome is referred to later on in this Guide, you will be referred back to this page
number for the explanations of the various Metronome functions.
Time Signature
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the Time Signature for your Song. This setting will
also determine where the downbeat will sound when the Metronome is playing. You can select
“2/4" “3/4" “4/4" or “5/4.”
Use the Number 2 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the choices.
Use the Number 10 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the choices.
Upbeat
This Advanced Feature allows you to “sub-divide” the beat using the Metronome in order to make
it easier to record songs with precise rhythm. You can select “OFF” “Eighth Notes” or “Eighth
Note Triplets.”
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The chart below shows graphically how the Metronome will sound for each selection.
OFF
Eighth Notes
Eighth Note Triplets
Voice
The Metronome plays using rhythm voices from the Drum Kits. This Advanced Feature allows
you to select the rhythm voices the Metronome will play. You can select “Metronome ” (a bell on
beat 1 of every measure folloed by a click on the upbeats), “Agogo” (high and low Agogo Bells
on down- and upbeats respectively) or “Woodblock” (high and low Wood Blocks on down- and
upbeats respectively)
RHYTHM EDIT Menu - Page 1 (cont.)
PATTERN
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the portion of the Rhythm to want to write. You can
select, “I” (Intro) “A” “B” “C” “D” (Variations A through D), “1" (FILL IN 1) “2" (FILL IN 2) and “E”
(Ending).
You can also select the number of measures you want each portion to be. You can select “1" “2"
“4" or “8"
NOTE: FIL IN 1 and FILL IN 2 are fixed at 1 measure.
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DRUM SET
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the Drum Kit you want to use. You can select from
10 different drum kits.
choices.
NOTE: For a complete list of the Drum Kits and the drum voices they contain, consult the
APPENDIX located at the back of this Guide.
NAME
This Advanced Feature allows you to name your Rhythm.
1.
Touch the Number 15 Select Touch Button to enter the NAME IN Menu. The
Information Center Display will now look similar to this:
2.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to rename the Rhythm. The current name
will display in a box in the left part of the screen called “OLD NAME,” while the
new name will display in a box in the right part of the screen called “NEW
NAME.” The way the letters are displayed in the screen determines which
numbered Touch Button you would use to make your choice. For example,
use the Number 1 Touch Button to enter the characters, “1ABC,” use the
Number 2 Touch Button to enter the characters, “2DEF,” etc.
Use the Number 14 and Number 15 Select Touch Button to scroll backward and
3.
(Number 16 Select Touch Button). A box will show in the Information Center
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Display, “Saving Name. Please wait.” When this box disappears and the
screen returns to normal, your new Preset name is saved.
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SAVE
This Advanced Feature allows you to save your new Rhythm. After you have recorded your
Rhythm, touch the Number 16 Select Touch Button. The Information Center Display will look
similar to this:
Touch one of the numbered Touch Buttons to select the location to which you want to save
your Rhythm. The boxes on the screen are arranged in a pattern corresponding to that of
the numbered Touch Buttons similar to the RHYTHMS & STYLES. If you are about to
overwrite a Rhythm already in memory, you will see a screen similar to this:
If you DO NOT wish to overwrite any of the Rhythms, touch either the Number 3 or Number
11 Select Touch Button. The RHYTHM EDIT Menu will reappear and your Rhythm will not
be saved. If you want to save your Rhythm, touch either the Number 4 or Number 12
Select Touch Button. A box, “Please wait,” will show in the Information Center Display for
approximately 1 second. When this box disappears, your Rhythm is saved.
Recording a USER RHYTHM
TRY THIS:
1.
Touch the MENU/EXIT Touch Button to enter the MENU Mode.
2.
Touch the PAGE DOWN Touch Button two times. Page 3 of the MENU
Mode will now display.
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3.
Touch the Number 9 or Number 10 Touch Button. The RHYTHM EDIT Menu
will now display:
4.
Select a pattern to record - for example, “A.” Use the Number 3 and Number
11 Select Touch Buttons to make your choice.
5.
Select the number of measures you want to record - for example, “2.” Use the
Number 4 and Number 12 Select Touch Buttons to make your choice.
6.
Select a Drum Set - for example, “STAND 1.” Use the Number 5, 6, 13 and
14 Select Touch Buttons to make your choice.
7.
Now touch the large START/STOP Touch Tab to begin recording. You will
hear the Metronome counting off each beat. The Information Center Display
will now look like this:
You will now see the RHYTHM EDIT Menu - Page 2, which is only accessible while you are
recording.
8.
If the Rhythm Tempo is too fast or too slow, use the Tempo Wheel Control to
adjust it to your liking.
9.
Now, record a Rhythm pattern by playing keys on the manual. As soon as you
finish playing, the Rhythm you recorded will play back.
While you are recording, there are numerous ways to edit your Rhythm pattern.
ERASE
If you make a mistake while recording, you can erase the mistake or erase all of the entries
made using a particular instrument. Simply touch and hold the Number 2 or Number 3
Select Touch Button while the recording is playing, and press and hold the key which
represents the drum voice you want to erase.
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ALL INST
If instead of erasing individual instruments you want to erase the entire pattern and start
over;
Touch and hold the Number 2 or Number 3 Select Touch Button
Touch and hold the Number 10 or Number 11 Touch Button at the same time.
Continue to hold both Touch Buttons for the full length of the recording. The entire pattern
will be erased.
QUANTIZE
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how you want to “quantize,” or round off, the
pattern you record. This is useful if you should happen to touch a note slightly behind or
slightly ahead of the beat. You can select Quarter Notes, Quarter Note Triplets, Eighth
Notes, Eighth Note Triplets, Sixteenth Notes, Sixteenth Note Triplets, 32nd Notes or 32nd
Note Triplets.
Metronome Volume
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Button to increase the volume of the Metronome.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Buttons to decrease the volume of the Metronome.
Rhythm Volume
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Button to increase the volume of the Rhythm.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Buttons to decrease the volume of the Rhythm.
After you have finished recording your Rhythm, touch the large START/STOP Touch Tab. The
Information Center Display will display the following for approximately 1 second:
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After the above message stops displaying, Page 1 of the RHYTHM EDIT Menu will return:
You can now Name or Save your new Rhythm using the procedures described on the previous
pages.
Recalling a USER RHYTHM
After you have saved a User Rhythm, you can recall it by doing the following:
1.
The DEMO Touch Tab can either play Demo Songs, or allow you to recall your
User Rhythm patterns. Set the DEMO Touch Tab for USER RHYTHM Mode
by first touching the MENU EXIT Touch Button to enter the MENU Mode.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN Touch Button to select Page 4 of the
MENU Mode.
3.
Touch the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button to select SYSTEM.
4.
Touch the PAGE UP Touch Button repeatedly until the Information Center
Display shows the following:
You are now in the SYSTEM Edit Menu. On the left side of the screen you will see, “DEMO
BUTTON.” This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether you want to use the DEMO
Touch Tab to play the inbuilt Demo Songs, or to play User Rhythms you have created
using the RHYTHM EDIT Advanced Feature.
Use the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to select USER RHYTHM.
5.
After doing the above, touch the PLAY Touch Button to return to PLAY Mode.
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6.
Now touch the DEMO Touch Tab. The Information Cenyter Display should
now look similar to this:
You will now see your User Rhythms with the names you gave them, at the locations where
you saved them. Use the numbered Touch Buttons to select the User Rhythm you want to
use.
NOTE: If no User Rhythm has been saved to a particular location, the box representing that
location will display *EMPTY*. All boxes will display *EMPTY* if there are no User Rhythms.
♦ EASY PLAY SYSTEM Touch Tab
Touching the EASY PLAY SYSTEM Touch Tab produces the sound of multi-fingered
chords using a minimum number of fingers on the Lower Manual. Play one note on
the Lower Manual using Drawbars and/or Voices after selecting the EASY PLAY
SYSTEM Touch Tab to hear this effect.
NOTE: The EASY PLAY SYSTEM Touch Tab affects ONLY the Drawbars and Voices selected for the
Lower Manual. The chording for the AUTOBAND feature is controlled separately, from the AUTOBAND
Edit Menu, which is described on page 59.
NOTE: To see a complete list of all chords recognized by the EASY PLAY SYSTEM, consult the
APPENDIX located at the back of this Guide.
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PRESETS
The PRESET Touch Tabs (10 numbered tabs plus RECORD, BANK and CANCEL) located to the
right of the Drawbars affect Drawbars and Voices for Upper and Lower Manuals and Pedals.
The CANCEL Touch Tab will cancel any Preset. Each time a Preset is activated it will register a
particular setting of the controls on the XE-1.
The PRESET Touch Tabs are used one at a time. Touching a PRESET Touch Tab while
another is active cancels the previous combination and selects the new one.
When the Information Center Display is in the PLAY Mode and a Preset is activated, the Drawbar
settings will change together with the names and volume settings of the Voices shown in the
The Drawbar settings, Leslie, Vibrato, Percussion, Sustain and Volumes can be changed as you
wish. However, if you touch another PRESET Touch Tab or the CANCEL Touch Tab, the
settings you have changed will not be remembered. However, if you first Save the changes you
have made, your changes will be remembered the next time you select that Preset.
NOTE: In addition to Drawbar and Touch Tab selection, you can include such things as Pan & Velocity
settings. For a complete listing of Preset Parameters, consult the APPENDIX located at the back of this
Guide.
♦ Preset Banks
Each set of 10 combinations or Presets is called a Preset Bank. Your XE-1 contains 10 built-in
Preset Banks, each containing 10 preset combinations, and each representing a different kind of
music - Easy Listening, Jazz, Contemporary, Drawbars, Pop Organ, Classical Organ, etc.
Preset Bank Selection
You may select any of the different Preset Banks to be activated from the PRESET Touch Tabs.
TRY THIS:
7.
Touch and hold the BANK Touch Tab in the PRESETS section.
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8.
While continuing to hold the BANK Touch Tab, touch any of the numbered
Touch Tabs in the PRESET section; for example, number 1.
You have now selected Preset Bank 1. Touching and holding the BANK Touch Tab and
selecting any of the numbered Touch Tabs will select the Preset Bank represented by the
number you touched.
9.
Now try touching any of the numbered PRESET Touch Tabs and playing keys
on the manual. You will the Presets in the bank you selected.
♦ Programming Your Own Presets
You can program the Presets with your own settings.
TRY THIS:
1
Set up a registration. For this example, use Drawbars, Voices or both together.
2.
With your right hand, Touch and Hold the REC Touch Tab.
3.
Continue to hold the REC Touch Tab with your right hand. With your left hand,
Touch one of the PRESET Touch Tabs; for example, number 1.
The LED of the Preset that you touched will flash several times, indicating that the
information is being stored. Once the LED stops flashing, the Recording process is
complete.
After combinations have been saved to the PRESET Touch Tabs, they can then be stored to a 3
1
/2" Floppy Disk or a CompactFlash Card. This is covered in the USING THE SEQUENCER,
DISK DRIVE & CompactFlash section of this Guide.
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A COMBI. PRESET Edit Menu
There are two types of Presets on the XE-1 - Combination Presets and Rhythm Presets. The
Combination Presets are the presets which are accessed using the ten numbered PRESET
Touch Tabs. In the Information Center Display, the name “Combination Preset,” is abbreviated
as, “COMBI. PRESET.” This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to change the characteristics of
the Combination Presets.
Accessing the COMBI. PRESET Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch
Button:
1.
2.
3.
“COMBI. PRESET” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the COMBI. PRESET Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the BANK Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the words, “COMBI.
PRESET” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the COMBI. PRESET Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the Combination Presets. These changes
are explained below.
COMBI. PRESET Edit Menu - Page 1
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select or rename Preset Banks.
Selecting a Preset Bank
Simply use the numbered Touch Buttons to scroll up or down the Bank listings shown in the
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Renaming a Preset Bank
1.
Touch the Number 16 Touch Button. The Information Center Display will now
2.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to rename the Preset Bank. The current
3.
Display, “Saving Name. Please wait.”
When this box disappears and the screen returns to normal, your new Preset name is
saved.
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Presets
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select or rename individual Presets within a
selected Bank.
Selecting a Preset
Simply use the numbered Touch Buttons to scroll up or down the Preset Name listings shown in
the Information Center Display.
Renaming a Preset
1.
2.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to rename the Preset. The current name will
display in a box in the left part of the screen called “OLD NAME,” while the
Presets
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Presets
3.
saved.
Parameter ON/OFF Option
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select what will be remembered or selected as
part of a Preset. You can have a Preset memorize Drawbar settings for Upper, Lower and
Pedal, Rhythm Tempo, Rhythm selection, AUTOBAND (ACCOMP) selection, Keyboard Split and
Reverb settings.
When a setting is “ON,” touching a Preset will change its parameters. When a setting is “OFF,”
the chosen parameter(s) will remain the same whether or not a Preset is selected.
turn a function “ON” so that a Preset will remember it.
and 16) to turn a function “OFF” so that selecting Presets will not change it.
MIDI Program Number Send
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A Preset can also transmit MIDI Program Number data to a connected MIDI instrument. This
Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select the Program Number for both Upper, Lower
and Pedals. These messages - Bank select and Program change - are sent from KEYBOARD
channels (see MIDI Menu for details).
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Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the Part settings. The
selected Part will be highlighted.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the Part settings.
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the Program Numbers. You
can select from “1" through “128.”
Use the Number 13 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the Program Numbers.
Use the Number 6 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the numbers for the Most
Significant Bit (MSB) of the Bank number.
Use the Number 14 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the numbers for the MSB
of the Bank number.
Use the Number 7 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the numbers for the Least
Significant Bit (LSB) of the Bank number.
Use the Number 15 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the numbers for the LSB
of the Bank number.
♦ RHYTHM PRESET
The RHYTHM PRESET feature allows you to choose a pre-programmed
registration for each Rhythm. To use this feature, simply touch the
RHYTHM PRESET Touch Tab “ON”. The red LED will light.
When the RHYTHM PRESET Touch Tab is “ON,” each time you select a different Rhythm, you will
hear the voices change. In this way, you can have an appropriate setting for playing your
melodies along with the Rhythms and/or Styles.
Programming Your Own Rhythm Presets
You can program your own settings into each Rhythm. To do this:
1.
Select the Rhythm you want and touch the RHYTHM PRESET Touch Tab so
that the red LED lights.
2.
Set up the XE-1 with whatever Voices or Drawbar registrations you wish.
3.
After you are finished registering your XE-1, touch and hold the REC Touch Tab in
the PRESETS Touch Tab group.
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2.
While holding the REC Touch Tab, touch the RHYTHM PRESET Touch Tab.
5.
Release both Touch Tabs you are holding. The red LED of the RHYTHM
PRESET Touch Tab will flash several times. When it is finished flashing, your
new Rhythm Preset setting has been saved.
A RHYTHM PRESET Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select how the RHYTHM PRESET feature functions,
as well as to rename a Rhythm Preset.
Accessing the RHYTHM PRESET Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch
Button:
1.
2.
3.
“RHYTHM PRESET” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the RHYTHM PRESET Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the RHYTHM PRESET Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the
words, “RHYTHM PRESET” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the RHYTHM PRESET Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the RHYTHM PRESET function. These
changes are explained starting below.
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Recall Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how you want the RHYTHM PRESET to function.
You can select either “STYLE CHANGED (the RHYTHM PRESET will change each time a new
Rhythm/Style is selected) or “R.P.SELECTED (the RHYTHM PRESET will only change if the
RHYTHM PRESET Touch Tab is selected - changing Rhythms will not change the RHYTHM
PRESET registration).
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Use the Number 3, Number 4, Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to select STYLE
CHANGED.
Use the Number 11, Number 12, Number 13 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to select
R.P.SELECTED.
Rhythm Preset Rename
You can rename a Rhythm Preset. To do this:
1.
2.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to rename the Preset. The current name will
display in a box to the left called “OLD NAME,” while the new name will
display in a box to the right called “NEW NAME.” The way the letters are
displayed in the screen determines which numbered Touch Button you would
use to make your choice. For example, use the Number 1 Touch Button to
enter the characters, “1ABC,” use the Number 2 Touch Button to enter the
characters, “2DEF,” etc.
3.
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Presets
saved.
Effects
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EFFECTS
Your XE-1 has the effects of Reverb and SES/EQ which will enhance the overall sound of your
XE-1.
♦ REVERB
Using REVERB adds the beautiful concert hall effect to all voices when you are playing and
counteracts the "deadening" effect of the carpets, drapes and the furniture in your home.
REVERB Touch Tab
Touching this Touch Tab “ON” (red LED lit) will turn on the Reverb effect.
The amount and type of REVERB are determined by the settings in the REVERB Edit Menu,
which is explained below.
A REVERB Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select how the REVERB performs.
Accessing the REVERB Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
Touch the gray MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button to display Page 1 of the
MENU Mode.
2.
Touch the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button. The word, “REVERB,”
will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the REVERB Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold The REVERB Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the word,
“REVERB,” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the REVERB Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to change the Reverb.
REVERB Edit Menu - Page 1
Rhythm & Voice Reverb Type
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Effects
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the type of Reverb that you prefer for the Rhythms
and Voices.
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selections.
Rhythm & Voice Reverb Level
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the amount of Reverb that you prefer for the
Rhythms and Voices.
Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to increase the amount of Reverb.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to scroll decrease the amount of Reverb.
Drawbar Reverb Type
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the type of Reverb that you prefer for the Drawbars.
selections.
Drawbar Reverb Level
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the amount of Reverb that you prefer for the
Drawbars.
Use the Number 7 Select Touch Button to increase the amount of Reverb.
Use the Number 15 Select Touch Button to decrease the amount of Reverb.
A REVERB MIXER Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select the amount of Reverb you want for the
individual Parts of the different Voice Sections of the instrument.
Touch Buttons.
Accessing the REVERB MIXER Menu:
1.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button three times. Page 1 of the REVERB
MIXER Menu will now display.
You are now in the REVERB MIXER Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to control the Reverb of different divisions. These changes are
explained starting on the next page.
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REVERB MIXER Menu (Page 1)
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to control the Reverb of the designated Voice group. The top
amount, while the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
15 and 16) will decrease the amount. For example, use the Number 1 and Number 2 Touch
Buttons to control the Reverb of the UPPER 1 Voice, the Number 3 and Number 4 Touch Buttons
to control the Reverb of the UPPER 2 Voice, etc.
Use the PART Select Touch Button to select different divisions for which you can control the
Reverb. Touching the PART Select Touch Button once from Page 1 will advance you to Page 2.
♦ SES/EQ
SES (Sound Expansion System) and EQ (EQualization) allow you to tailor the specific acoustic
characteristics of the XE-1 to create the type of sound you want.
SES/EQ Touch Tab
This Touch Tab allows you to turn the SES effect “ON” or “OFF,” and to “shortcut” to
the SES/EQ Edit Menu, which is explained starting below.
A SES/EQ Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to se the type of sound that will be added by the
SES/EQ Touch Tab.
Accessing the SES/EQ Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
3.
Touch the gray MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button to see the various Menu
choices.
4.
Touch the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button. The word,
“SES/EQ,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the SES/EQ Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the SES/EQ Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the word,
“SES/EQ,” will display at the top of the screen.
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You are now in the SES/EQ Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to make various changes to the SES/EQ. These changes are explained
starting on the next page.
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SES/EQ Edit Menu - Page 1
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to control the type and amount of Sound
Expansion for Rhythms/Voices and Drawbars separately. This allows you to, for example, select
Sound Expansion for the Rhythms and Voices but not for the Drawbars, or vice versa. In this
way, you can control the acoustic characteristics of each sound division to your preference.
SES Stereo / Mono Select
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the type of Sound Expansion that will be added to
the Rhythms and Voices when the SES/EQ Touch Tab is “ON” (red LED lit). You can select
“STEREO” ( an expanded “3D” effect) or “MONO” (an expansion to the sound which is monaural,
or single-channel). In addition, you can select STEREO or MONO for the Rhythms/Voices and
Drawbars separately.
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Use the Number 2 or Number 3 Select Touch Button to select STEREO for the Rhythms
and Voices.
Use the Number 10 or Number 11 Select Touch Button to select MONO for the Rhythms
and Voices.
Use the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to select STEREO for the Drawbars.
Use the Number 13 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to select MONO for the Drawbars.
SES Effect Depth
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the amount of Sound Expansion that you prefer.
Use the Number 4 Select Touch Button to increase the amount for the Rhythms and
Voices.
Use the Number 12 Select Touch Button to decrease the amount for the Rhythms and
Voices.
Use the Number 7 Select Touch Button to increase the amount for the Drawbars.
Use the Number 15 Select Touch Button to decre ase the amount for the Drawbars.
Before going on to Page 2 of the SES/EQ Menu, it is helpful to know something about
“Equalization.”
What Is “Equalization?
“Equalization” is a term used by sound engineers to describe changes or alterations they make to
the character of sound. For example, if a piano is being “miked,” (its sound output being picked
up by a microphone) and the tone needs to sound brighter or to have more bass, a sound
engineer can increase or decrease the level of individual “frequency bands,” as they are called,
to achieve just the desired effect. The “BASS” and “TREBLE” tone controls on a home stereo
amplifier can be said to be a very elementary type of equalization. However, a true equalizer
allows you control over more area of the frequency range than just “highs” and “lows.” The
Equalizer portion of the SES/EQ feature of your Hammond XE-1 has this capability. The
Equalizer section is controlled from Pages 2 and 3 of the SES/EQ Menu, which is explained
starting below.
SES/EQ Edit Menu - Pages 2 and 3
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These Advanced Feature Menu Pages allow you to control the Equalization. Page 2 controls the
Rhythms and Voices, while Page 3 controls the Drawbars. Use the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN
Buttons to move between these Pages.
EQ Function
In the middle of the screen, you will see four adjustments marked “LOW” “LO-MID” “MID-HI” and
“HIGH.” These can be made to adjust the FREQuency (the center or base frequency of that
particular frequency band.) Or the GAIN (the level or amount of emphasis you want to give that
particular frequency band).
Use the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to select FREQ.
Use the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to select GAIN.
When “FREQ” is selected, the four adjustments in the center of the screen will control the center
frequency of the “LOW” “LO-MID” “MID-HI” and “HIGH” frequency bands.
Use the Number 3, 4, 5, or 6 Select Touch Button to increase each Frequency.
Use the Number 11, 12, 13, or 14 Select Touch Buttons to decrease each Frequency.
When “GAIN” is selected, the four adjustments in the center of the screen will control the level of
the “LOW” “LO-MID” “MID-HI” and “HIGH” frequency bands.
Use the Number 3, 4, 5, or 6 Select Touch Button to increase the levels.
Use the Number 11, 12, 13, or 14 Select Touch Buttons to decrease the levels.
EQ Group
This Advanced Feature allows you to use Page 2 of the SES/EQ Edit Menu to control the EQ
settings for both Rhythms/Voices and Drawbars. When this feature is “OFF,” which is its normal
setting, Page 3 works normally to allow you to control the EQ settings for the Drawbars. When
this feature is “ON,” touching the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the adjustments on
Page 3 will have no effect. Page 2 will then control the EQ for all divisions.
Use the Number 7 Select Touch Button to turn EQ Group “ON.”
Use the Number 15 Select Touch Button to turn EQ Group “OFF.”
EQ ON/OFF
Pages 2 and 3 of the SES/EQ Edit Menu also have ON/OFF settings for the EQ. These allow you
to turn EQ “ON” or “OFF” separately for Rhythms/Voices and Drawbars.
Use the Number 8 Select Touch Button to turn EQ “ON.”
Use the Number 16 Select Touch Button to turn EQ “OFF.”
NOTE: When EQ Group is “ON,” the ON/OFF setting for the EQ is controlled only by Page 2.
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♦ TRANSPOSE (Key Select)
Using these Touch Tabs, located immediately to the left of the Drawbars, you can
shift the musical key of the entire instrument. This is useful if you have a piece of
music written in one key but which needs to sound in another key; for example, a
song written and played in C Major, could sound in G Major. TRANSPOSE will step
either up or down six (6) semitones from the center position. The TRANSPOSE
feature consists of two separate Touch Tabs. The upper one is for ascending
transposition and the lower one is for descending transposition.
If you touch the descending Touch Tab once, the LED will light, lowering the pitch (tune) or the
entire instrument a semitone (half tone). At the same time, if the Information Center Display is in
the PLAY Mode, the upper left-hand corner shows "Xp=-1". Each time that you touch the
TRANSPOSE Down Touch Tab, the display will change showing each step down.
If you touch the TRANSPOSE Up Touch Button once, from the center point (no LED lighted), then
the display will show "Xp=+1".
♦ MANUAL DRUM
This feature allows you to play the drum sounds, or the rhythm yourself, in real time
on the Lower Manual or Pedals. You can even use the MANUAL DRUM feature
while rhythms are in use; the basic rhythm pattern will play while your playing will be
heard on top. To use this feature, simply touch the MANUAL DRUM Touch Tab. The red LED
will light.
A MANUAL DRUM Edit Menu
MANUAL DRUM feature of the XE-1.
Accessing the MANUAL DRUM Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch
Button:
1.
From any of the PLAY Mode Pages, touch the MENU/EXIT Select Touch
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2.
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3.
“MANUAL DRUM,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the MANUAL DRUM Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the MANUAL DRUM Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the words,
“MANUAL DRUM EDIT,” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the MANUAL DRUM Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the MANUAL DRUM feature. These
Lower ON/OFF
Use the Number 1 Select Touch Button to turn MANUAL DRUM “ON” for the Lower Manual.
Use the Number 9 Select Touch Button to turn MANUAL DRUM “OFF” for the Lower
Manual.
Pedal ON/OFF
Use the Number 2 Select Touch Button to turn MANUAL DRUM “ON” for the Pedals.
Use the Number 10 Select Touch Button to turn MANUAL DRUM “OFF” for the Pedals.
Lower Drum Voice
Use the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the choices for
the Lower Manual.
Use the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the choices
for the Lower Manual.
Pedal Drum Voice
Use the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the choices for
the Pedals.
Use the Number 13 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the choices
for the Pedals.
Volume
Use the Number 8 Select Touch Button to increase the volume of the MANUAL DRUM.
Use the Number 16 Select Touch Button to decrease the volume of the MANUAL DRUM.
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♦ SOUND EFFECT
This feature allows you to add sound effects to your playing. To use this feature,
simply touch the SOUND EFFECT Touch Tab. The red LED will light.
NOTE: Some of the Sound Effects are continuous, such as Seashore, Rain, etc. , while others, such as
Dog Bark, Scratch, etc., are momentary. If a continuous Sound Effect is selected, the LED of the
SOUND EFFECT Touch Tab will turn “ON” and light continuously until you touch it again to turn it “OFF.”
If a momentary Sound Effect is selected, the LED of the SOUND EFFECT Touch Tab will turn “ON,” then
“OFF” as soon as the Sound Effect completes.
A SOUND EFFECT Voice Menu
This Voice Menu allows you to select the sound produced by the SOUND EFFECT Touch Tab.
NOTE: This Advanced Feature Menu is only accessible via Shortcut.
Accessing the SOUND EFFECT Voice Menu:
1.
Touch and hold the SOUND EFFECT Touch Tab. After approximately 1
second, the words, “SOUND EFFECT” will display at the top of the screen.
The currently selected voice will be highlighted.
The Sound Effect Voice Menu has 4 Pages. You may use the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN
Touch Buttons to select which Page you want.
Use the PAGE UP Select Touch Button to scroll up through the Voice Pages.
Use the PAGE DOWN Select Touch Button to scroll down through the Voice Pages.
The voices on the screen are arranged in a pattern corresponding to that of the numbered
Touch Buttons. Use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the screen to select the
SOUND EFFECT that you prefer. When you make your selection, the voice you choose
will be highlighted.
♦ PROCHORD
When selected, PROCHORD will add a professionally arranged harmony to single note
melodies played on the Upper Manual. The harmonization of the Upper Manual
melody is determined by which one-finger chord or multi-fingered chord is played on the Lower
Manual.
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A PROCHORD Edit Menu
PROCHORD feature of the instrument.
Accessing the PROCHORD Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
1.
2.
“PROCHORD ,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the PROCHORD Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and hold the PROCHORD Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, the word,
“PROCHORD,” will display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the PROCHORD Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to make various changes to the PROCHORD. These changes are
explained below.
Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the PROCHORD pattern that will play when the
PROCHORD Touch Tab is selected.
Use the Number 3, Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the
selections.
Use the Number 11, Number 12 or Number 13 Select Touch Button to scroll down through
the selections.
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As explained previously, there are five Touch Tabs in a group marked VOICE ON/OFF. Normally,
these Touch Tabs turn Voices from the VOICE Section “ON” or “OFF.” However, when
PROCHORD is selected, you can use these same Touch Tabs to turn “ON” or “OFF” the
individual parts of a PROCHORD harmony arrangement.
Notice the legends above each Touch Tab, “MELODY,” HARMONY 1,” etc. These refer to the
portions of the PROCHORD harmony affected by each Touch Tab - for example, turning the
HARMONY 1 Touch Tab “OFF” will silence the first note of the PROCHORD harmony, turning the
HARMONY 2 Touch Tab “OFF” will silence the second note of the PROCHORD harmony, etc.
These Touch Tabs will work in different ways depending on how many parts a PROCHORD
arrangement has - for example, since the Duet pattern has only two voices, MELODY and
HARMONY 1. HARMONY 2 and HARMONY 3 are masked voices. To appear HARMONY 2 and
HARMONY 3, turn on the Touch Tabs. PROCHORD patterns having all four components, each of
the Touch Tabs will control a specific part of the pattern, and the change will be audible
whenever a Touch Tabs is turned “ON” or “OFF”.
NOTE: This feature will work on all the PROCHORD patterns except Open and Closed.
PROCHORD Voice Selection
You can use the VOICE SETUP Touch Tabs to assign Voices to the different parts of a
PROCHORD pattern.
TRY THIS:
1.
Turn all Touch Tabs “OFF.”
NOTE: Remember that one Touch Tab in the RHYTHMS & STYLES, RHYTHM VARIATIONS,
VOICE, VOICE SETUP and PRESETS Sections will always remain “ON.”
2.
Touch and Hold the PROCHORD Touch Tab. The PROCHORD Edit Menu
will now appear:
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3.
Use the Number 11, Number 12 or Number 13 Select Touch Tabs to scroll
down the Mode choices until BLOCK 1 is selected:
4.
If the UPPER 1, UPPER 2 and LOWER 2 Touch Tabs in the VOICE ON/OFF
Touch Tab group are not “ON” (red LED lit), touch them to turn them “ON.”.
5.
If the UPPER 2 Touch Tab in the VOICE SETUP Touch Tab group is not “ON,”
(red LED lit), touch it to turn it on.
With the above Touch Tabs “ON,” any changes to the sound using the VOICE Touch Tabs
will be made to the HARMONY 1 section.
6.
For this example, also turn the SPLIT ON Touch Tab “ON” (LED lit).
10. Hold a chord with your left hand on the Lower Manual (left of split) and play
some notes on the Upper Manual. You will hear the BLOCK 1 PROCHORD
pattern. For this pattern, the MELODY Voice is played by Vibes, the
HARMONY 1 Voice is Grand Piano and HARMONY 2 is a Jazz Guitar.
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11. Since the UPPER 2 Touch Tab is “ON,” the PIANO Touch Tab in the VOICE
Touch Tab group should now be “ON.” Touch the ACCORDION Touch Tab in
the VOICE Touch Tab group.
12. Now hold a chord with your left hand on the Lower Manual (left of split) and
play some notes on the Upper Manual. You will hear the BLOCK 1
PROCHORD pattern as before, only now the HARMONY 1 Voice is an
Accordion.
A PROCHORD MIXER
As explained elsewhere in this Guide, there are three Modes for the Information Center Display PLAY Mode, MIXER Mode and MENU Mode. Page 2 of the MIXER Mode allows you to control the
Volume of the different parts of each PROCHORD arrangement (except Open and Closed).
TRY THIS:
1.
Touch the PLAY Touch Button repeatedly until the Information Center Display
shows the following:
2.
Touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button once. The Information Center Display
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Notice the legends, “MELODY” “HARM1" “HARM2” and “HARM3.” These refer to the
different parts of PROCHORD patterns. You can now use the numbered Touch Buttons to
control the volume of each of these parts.
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Use the Number 1, 2, 3, or 4 Select Touch Button to increase the Volume of the selected
Voice.
Use the Number 9, 10, 11 or 12 Select Touch Button to decrease the Volume of the
selected Voice.
NOTE: You can also use the PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN Touch Buttons to control the PAN,
VELOCITY, REVERB and CHORUS of the PROCHORD Melody and Harmony Voices.
A CONTROL Edit Menu
As explained in the INTRODUCTION, the Pitch Bend and Modulation Wheels on your XE-1 allow
you to transmit MIDI Controller information to a connected MIDI device. This Advanced Feature
Menu allows you to select the parameters for the Control Center that you preferusing the
MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
Accessing the CONTROL Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Touch Button three times. Page 4 of the MENU Mode
3.
“CONTROL,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the CONTROL Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch the CONTROL Touch Tab. The word, “CONTROL,” will display at the top of the
screen.
You are now in the CONTROL Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to. These changes are explained below.
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CONTROL Edit Menu - Page 1
Bend Range
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to set the range of the Pitch Bend Wheel for
Upper and Lower Manuals and Pedals. You can select from “0" ( no Pitch Bend) to “12" (twelve
half-steps or a full octave).
increase the Pitch Bend range for the selected Voice.
and 16) to decrease the Pitch Bend range for the selected Voice.
Modulation Wheel
From Page 1 of the CONTROL Edit Menu, touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button to display
Page 2. This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select whether the Modulation Wheel
will add modulation to each Voice group.
Use the Number 1, Number 2, Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to turn
Modulation “ON” (moving the Modulation Wheel adds modulation) for UPPER 1, UPPER 2,
LOWER 2 or LOWER 1 respectively.
Use the Number 9, Number 10, Number 12 or Number 13 Select Touch Button to turn the
Modulation Wheel “OFF” (moving the Modulation Wheel has no effect) for UPPER 1,
UPPER 2, LOWER 2 or LOWER 1 respectively.
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Expression Source
Page 3. This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to choose how the volume of the XE-1 will
be controlled. You can select “EXP.PEDAL” (the XE-1 volume will be controlled by an Expression
Pedal plugged into the EXP PEDAL jack), “MIDI IN” (the XE-1 volume will be controlled by an
externa; MIDI device transmitting Volume or Expression data) or “SEQUENCER” (the XE-1 volume
will be controlled by Volume or Expression data as part of a Song or Sequence played by the XE1's internal Sequencer).
Page 4. This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select different functions for Foot
Switches.
Foot Switch Functions
choices for Foot Switch 1, which is the side switch on a Hammond EXP-100F Expression
Pedal.
the choices for Foot Switch 1.
choices for Foot Switch 2, which is a foot switch plugged into the FOOT SW. jack on the
Accessory Panel of the XE-1.
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the choices for Foot Switch 2.
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Glide Functions
Page 5. This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select the characteristics of the Glide
function.
The word, “Glide,” is a term used to designate the ability to bend the pitch using a Foot Switch,
either on the side of an Expression Pedal, or a separate Foot Switch. It is called “Glide” in order
to differentiate it from “Pitch Bend,” which is bending the pitch by means of a wheel control.
NOTE: You will hear the effects of these settings ONLY if you have GLIDE selected as a Foot Switch
function.
Use the Number 2, Number 3, Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to turn Glide
“ON” separately for UPPER 1, UPPER 2, LOWER 2 and LOWER 1.
Use the Number 9, Number 10, Number 11 or Number 13 Select Touch Button to turn Glide
“OFF” separately for UPPER 1, UPPER 2, LOWER 2 and LOWER 1.
Damper Functions
Page 6. This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select which playing divisions the
Damper will be applied to when DAMPER is selected in the Foot Switch Function Menu (Page 4)
NOTE: You will hear the effects of these settings ONLY if you have DAMPER selected as a Foot Switch
function.
turn the Damper function “ON” for the selected Voice.
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and 16) to turn the Damper function “OFF” for the selected Voice.
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Page 7. This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to program the characteristics of the
Shortcut Time
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how long a Touch Tab must be held before the
Advanced Feature Menu Page controlled by that Touch Tab appears. You can select from “0" to
“2" seconds or “NEVER” (the Shortcut feature is disabled).
Use the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to decrease the time.
Use the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to increase the time, or to select
NEVER.
DISPLAY TIMEOUT
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how long the Information Center Display will continue
to display an Advanced Feature Menu Page before reverting to PLAY or MIXER Modes. You can
select “4," “8,” or “16" seconds or “NEVER” (a Menu will continue to display until another page is
selected). You can select the time for Advanced Feature Menu Pages or Voice & Style displays
separately.
Use the Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to decrease the time for the Menu
Pages.
Use the Number 12 or Number 13 Select Touch Button to increase the time or to select
NEVER for the Menu Pages.
Use the Number 6 or Number 7 Select Touch Button to decrease the time for the Voice &
Style Pages.
Use the Number 14 or Number 15 Select Touch Button to increase the time or to select
NEVER for the Voice & Style pages.
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A PAN MIXER Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select which part of the instrument’s speaker system
the voices will come from. In this way, you can add “stereo” or directional effects to your music.
Touch Buttons.
Accessing the PAN MIXER Menu:
1.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button once. Page 1 of the PAN Edit Menu will
now display.
You are now in the PAN MIXER Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to control the directionality of the Voices. These changes are
explained below.
PAN MIXER Menu (Page 1)
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to control the direction of the designated Voice group.
The top row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8) will
move the sound to the right, while the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons
(Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16) will move the sound to the left. For example,
use the Number 1 and Number 2 Touch Buttons to control the direction of the UPPER 1
Voice, the Number 3 and Number 4 Touch Buttons to control the direction of the UPPER 2
Voice, etc.
under VOICE SECTION.
Use the PART Select Touch Button to select different divisions for which you can adjust the Pan.
Touching the PART Select Touch Button once from Page 1 will advance you to Page 2.
A VELOCITY MIXER Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select whether or not you want Note Velocity for the
different Voice Sections of the instrument, and allows you to select the Velocity Curve for each
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section. You can choose from six (6) different curves which are graphically shown in the
Information Center Display, as well as “OFF”.
Accessing the VELOCITY MIXER Menu using the PLAY and PART Touch
Buttons:
1.
2.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button two times. Page 1 of the VELOCITY Edit
Menu will now display.
Accessing the VELOCITY MIXER Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch and Hold the VELOCITY TOUCH Touch Tab. After approximately 1 second, Page 1
of the VELOCITY Edit Menu will now display.
You are now in the VELOCITY MIXER Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch
Buttons below the screen to control the Velocity of different divisions. These changes are
explained below.
VELOCITY MIXER Menu (Page 1)
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to control the Velocity of the designated Voice group. The top
volume, while the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons (Numbers 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
15 and 16) will decrease the volume. For example, use the Number 1 and Number 2 Touch
Buttons to control the Velocity of the UPPER 1 Voice, the Number 3 and Number 4 Touch Buttons
to control the Velocity of the UPPER 2 Voice, etc.
Use the PART Select Touch Button to select different divisions to which you can add Velocity.
Touching the PART Select Touch Button once from Page 1 will advance you to Page 2.
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MIDI
♦ A Word About What MIDI Can Do
The letters MIDI stand for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. MIDI is an international standard
for allowing electronic musical instruments equipped with MIDI capability to exchange
performance information. For example, a synthesizer can be used to communicate with a drum
machine, an electronic piano can interface with a computer, and so forth. Additionally, since MIDI
is an international standard recognized and implemented by all musical instrument manufacturers
worldwide, instruments made by different manufacturers can communicate with each other via
MIDI.
♦ MIDI Connections
MIDI IN and MIDI OUT
In order to allow communication to take place, all MIDI-equipped instruments have at least two
MIDI jacks - MIDI IN and MIDI OUT. MIDI IN is for receiving MIDI data from another instrument,
while MIDI
OUT is for
sending
MIDI data out to
another
instrument.
In the example above, the keyboard(s) of the sending or transmitting instrument (MIDI OUT) are
being used to control the sound generators of the receiving instrument (MIDI IN). When a key is
played on the sending instrument, the corresponding note will play on the receiving instrument as
though the appropriate key had been pressed on the receiving instruments's keyboard. When
the key is released on the sending instrument, the tone being played by the receiving instrument
will stop. (This is called "Note On / Note Off" data.) The sending instrument is referred to as the
master, while the receiving instrument is called the slave. This is the most basic MIDI hookup.
The above is an example of two-way communication between two MIDI-equipped devices. In this
example, the keyboard(s) of either instrument can be used to control the sound generators of the
other.
NOTE: When connecting MIDI IN and MIDI OUT in the manner shown above, use the MIDI IN 2 port of the
XE-1 to avoid “MIDI Looping,” or notes being played twice.
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MIDI
MIDI THRU
Many MIDI instruments also have an additional MIDI connection called MIDI THRU. MIDI THRU
allows more than one instrument to be controlled by the same transmitting instrument - in other
words, the data being sent from MIDI OUT goes to the MIDI IN, where it can be passed on to
another instrument via MIDI THRU. The picture shown below shows how this is done.
In the above example, the MIDI data goes from the master instrument (MIDI OUT) to the slave
instrument (MIDI IN), which receives the data and passes it along to a third instrument via the
MIDI THRU connection.
NOTE: If you reverse the MIDI IN and MIDI OUT connections, you can play the other instrument from the
synthesizer just as easily.
♦ Audio and MIDI Connections
Example 1: A synthesizer sounding through the XE-1
If you connect the audio output from the synthesizer to the INPUT jack(s) of the XE-1, you will be
able to hear the synthesizer through the XE-1 speaker system.
Example 2: A sound module
Note that the LINE OUT or AUDIO OUT signal connection is made to an external amplifier. The
LINE OUT audio connection from the module, of course, could also be connected to the LINE IN
of the XE-1.
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♦ Using a Computer
If you wish to use a personal computer, there are several methods to do so, depending on what
type of computer you have. The following paragraphs will explain these in detail.
Connecting to a Macintosh® computer
7.
Make sure the power to the XE-1 is “OFF,” and set the selector switch on the
back of the XE-1 to “Mac.”
8.
Connect one end of a Computer Cable to the MODEM port on the back of the
computer.
9.
Connect the other end of the Computer Cable to the Serial Interface (marked,
“Serial I/F”) on the back of the XE-1.
Using MIDI software
To use MIDI sequencing software to play your XE-1 from your computer with the interface
pictured above, do the following:
Designate the MODEM Port as the Serial port.
Set the Interface Type(MIDI Inter face Clock) as 1 MHz.
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Connecting to a PC-9800 Series Computer
1.
back of the XE-1 to “PC-1.”
2.
Connect one end of an SRC-1 Computer Cable to the RS-232C port on the
back of the computer.
3.
Using MIDI software
With the above hookup, you will be able to use MIDI sequencing software to play your XE-1 from
your computer, or record sequences on your computer played from your XE-1.
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Connecting to a PC-Series Computer
1.
back of the XE-1 to “PC-2.”
2.
Connect one end of a Serial Computer Cable to the Serial port on the back of
the computer.
3.
Using MIDI software
With the above hookup, you will be able to use MIDI sequencing software to play your XE-1 from
your computer, or record sequences on your computer played from your XE-1.
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Connecting a Computer through a Sound Card
If your computer is equipped with a Sound Card, you can use the MIDI IN 2 port of your XE-1 to
connect to your computer. Most sound cards currently available do not have MIDI ports;
however, the “joystick” port may be used for MIDI connections by means of a special MIDI
interface cable which is readily available at most music shops specializing in MIDI equipment.
1.
back of the XE-1 to “MIDI-2.”
2.
Connect one end of the MIDI interface cable to the joystick port of your Sound
Card. The interface will look similar to this:
3.
The other end of the cable will be divided into two MIDI plugs. Connect the
plug marked “MIDI OUT” to the MIDI IN 2 port of your XE-1. Connect the plug
marked “MIDI IN” to the MIDI OUT port of your XE-1.
NOTE: MIDI hardware interfaces which utilize the serial or parallel ports of your computer are also
available. Please consult your dealer for more information about MIDI computer interfaces.
A MIDI Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to set the overall MIDI parameters for the instrument.
Accessing the MIDI Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
3.
Touch the MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button to see the first page of the MENU
Mode. You will see “1/3" displayed in the extreme upper left corner of the
Information Center Display. This indicates that the MENU Mode has 3 Pages
and that Page 1 is displaying.
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5.
6.
Touch the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button. The words, “MIDI
EDIT,” will now display at the top of the screen.
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Accessing the MIDI Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch the MIDI Touch Tab. The word, “MIDI,” will display at the top of
the screen.
You are now in the MIDI Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below
the screen to change the MIDI performance of your XE-1. This is explained below.
MIDI Edit Menu - Page 1
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to define the MIDI “template” or overall setting for
the entire XE-1, as well as turn MIDI NRPN and Local Control “ON” or “OFF.”
MIDI Template
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the overall setting or “template” to which you would
like to make changes to the MIDI characteristics. These are described as follows:
“SINGLE” - Using the XE-1 alone as a keyboard instrument, connected to an external
module.
“DOUBLE” - Using the XE-1 as a double manual instrument with a Hammond XLK-1 or other
keyboard instrument, connected to an external module.
“SEQ.EASY1 Using the XE-1 in SINGLE Mode with a computer in EASY REC Mode.
“SEQ.EASY2" - Using the XE-1 in DOUBLE Mode with a computer in EASY REC Mode.
“SEQ.MULTI” Using the XE-1 in SINGLE Mode connected to a computer in MULTI REC
Mode.
“SEQ.16TR” Using the XE-1 in SINGLE Mode, connected to a computer in 16
TRACKS Mode.
“VOCAL" Using the XE-1 with a vocal harmonizer.
You can see the illustration at beside of MIDI Templates list, this arrows the way to hook-up of
MIDI cable and connectors(see Appendix for details of Modes).
The keyboard at center means XE-1's internal keyboard, eighth note means XE-1's internal tone
generator, “OUT”, “IN1" means connectors of rear panel.
To make your choice of MIDI Templates, touch the Number 6 or Number 14 (RECALL) Select
Touch Buttons.
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MIDI Local Control
This Advanced Feature allows you to turn Local Control "ON" or "OFF.” When Local Control is
"ON,” the XE-1 will play both its internal sounds and the sounds from a connected MIDI device.
When Local Control is "OFF,” the XE-1 will play only the sounds from a connected MIDI device
and the XE-1's internal sounds are silenced.
Use the Number 7 Select Touch Button to turn Local Control “ON”.
Use the Number 15 Select Touch Button to turn Local Control “OFF”.
MIDI NRPN
This Advanced Feature allows you to turn "ON" or "OFF" NRPN. "NRPN,” or Non-Registered
Parameter Number, is an expanded control change message, each function of which is
implemented differently by different manufacturers. The Hammond XE-1 uses NRPN to allow you
to control such parameters as Percussion 2nd and 3rd Harmonic ON/OFF, Vibrato or Chorus
ON/OFF, Leslie ON/OFF and Leslie Slow/Fast.
NOTE: Most of the Touch Tabs on the XE -1 have NRPN Controller numbers assigned to them. To see a
complete list of all NRPN codes transmitted and recognized by the XE -1, consult the APPENDIX located
at the back of this Guide.
NOTE: When this Advanced Feature is “ON,” the XE -1 will both transmit and receive NRPN codes.
Use the Number 8 Select Touch Button to turn NRPN “ON”.
Use the Number 16 Select Touch Button to turn NRPN “OFF”.
From Page 1 of the MIDI Edit Menu, touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button to display Page 2.
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select which MIDI Channels the Upper and
Lower Manuals and the Pedals will transmit on, and to select the MIDI Channels on which
Controller information will be sent.
MIDI Note ON/OFF Channel Selection
Use the Number 1, Number 2, Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Buttons to select the
Voice group. The buttons in the top row will scroll up through the choices, while the
buttons in the bottom row will scroll down.
Use the Number 3, Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Buttons to scroll up through the
choices for MIDI Channels for Upper, Lower and Pedals. You can select from “1" through
“16" as well as “OFF.”
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Use the Number 11, Number 12 or Number 13 Select Touch Buttons to scroll down
through the choices for MIDI Channels.
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MIDI Control Channel Selection
Use the Number 6, Number 7, Number 14 and Number 15 Select Touch Buttons to select
the MIDI Controller. The buttons in the top row will scroll up through the choices, while the
Use the Number 8 and Number 16 Select Touch Buttons to select the MIDI Channel for the
selected Controller. The Number 8 Touch Button will scroll up through the choices while
the Number 16 Touch Button will scroll down. You can select from “1" through “16" as well
as “OFF.”
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select which MIDI Channels the AUTOBAND will
transmit on, as well as select the MIDI Channel to which Expression data will be sent.
AUTOBAND Rhythm/Bass Part Selection
Use the Number 1 and Number 9 Select Touch Buttons to select the Rhythm or Bass Part.
You can select “DRUM” “PERC” or “BASS.” The Number 1 Touch Button will scroll up
through the choices, while the Number 9 Touch Button will scroll down.
AUTOBAND Rhythm/Bass Channel Selection
selected Part. You can select from “1" through “16" as well as “-“ (OFF). The Number 2
Touch Button will scroll up through the choices, while the Number 10 Touch Button will
scroll down.
AUTOBAND Accompaniment Part Selection
Use the Number 3 and Number 11 Select Touch Buttons to select the Accompaniment Part.
The Number 3 Touch Button will scroll up through the choices, while the Number 11 Touch
Button will scroll down.
scroll down.
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EXP. SEND TO
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how Expression data from a connected Expression
Pedal is sent. You can select “EXPRESS (Expression data is sent out the EXPRESSION
Channel) “VOICE&DRB” (Expression data is sent out VOICE 1, VOICE 2 and DRAWBAR)) or
“U/L/P KBD” (Expression data is sent out the KEYBOARD Channel).
NOTE: Use Page 2 to select the MIDI Channels each part of the XE -1 will send or transmit on.
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select which MIDI Channels the Upper and
Lower Manuals and the Pedals will receive on, and to select the MIDI Channels on which
Controller information will be received.
MIDI Note ON/OFF Channel Selection
Use the Number 1, Number 2, Number 9 and Number 10 Select Touch Buttons to select the
Voice group. The buttons in the top row will scroll up through the choices, while the
Use the Number 3, Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Buttons to scroll up through the
choices for MIDI Channels for Upper, Lower and Pedals. You can select from “1" through
“16" as well as “OFF.”
Use the Number 11, Number 12 or Number 13 Select Touch Buttons to scroll down
through the choices for MIDI Channels.
MIDI Control Channel Selection
Use the Number 6, Number 7, Number 14 and Number 15 Select Touch Buttons to select
the MIDI Controller. The buttons in the top row will scroll up through the choices, while the
selected Controller. The Number 8 Touch Button will scroll up through the choices while
the Number 16 Touch Button will scroll down. You can select from “1" through “16" as well
as “OFF.”
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This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select which MIDI Channels the AUTOBAND will
receive on, as well as select the MIDI Channel from which to receive Expression data.
AUTOBAND Rhythm/Bass Part Selection
Use the Number 1 and Number 9 Select Touch Buttons to select the Rhythm or Bass Part.
You can select “DRUM” “PERC” or “BASS.” The Number 1 Touch Button will scroll up
through the choices, while the Number 9 Touch Button will scroll down.
AUTOBAND Rhythm/Bass Channel Selection
scroll down.
AUTOBAND Accompaniment Part Selection
Use the Number 3 and Number 11 Select Touch Buttons to select the Accompaniment Part.
The Number 3 Touch Button will scroll up through the choices, while the Number 11 Touch
Button will scroll down.
scroll down.
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This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to select which MIDI Channels the Parts used to
play MIDI Song files will receive on. You can select MIDI Channels 1 through 16 as well as “-“
(OFF) for all 16 Parts.
When using the Touch Buttons to make choices from the above Menu, the buttons in the top row
will scroll up through the choices, while the buttons in the bottom row will scroll down.
Use the Number 1 and Number 9 Select Touch Buttons to select Parts 1 through 4.
Use the Number 2 and Number 10 Select Touch Buttons to select the MIDI Channels for
Parts 1 through 4.
Parts 5 through 8.
Parts 9 through 12.
Parts 13 through 16.
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MIDI CLOCK ON/OFF
This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether you want to send MIDI Clock data, and the
type of MIDI instrument to which you are sending the MIDI Clock data.
Use the Number 2 Select Touch Button to turn MIDI Clock data transmission ON.
Use the Number 10 Select Touch Button to turn MIDI Clock data transmission OFF.
MIDI START/STOP
This Advanced Feature allows you to send a MIDI Start/Stop command to a MIDI Rhythm unit or
Sequencer.
Use the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Button to select RHYTHM. If RHYTHM is
selected, use the large START/STOP Touch Tab in the RHYTHM CONTROL section to
send the Start/Stop command to a MIDI Rhythm Unit.
Use the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button to select SEQUENCER. If
SEQUENCER is selected, use the PLAY/PAUSE (
) Touch Tab to send the
Start/Stop command to a MIDI Sequencer.
BULK DUMP
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to save and retrieve the XE-1's current temporary
setting to and from a MIDI Data recorder.
Memory Dump - Receive
This Advanced Feature allows you to retrieve the XE-1's Preset and Global Parameters from a
MIDI Data recorder.
Make sure that the XE-1 is connected to a MIDI Data recorder before you send or receive MIDI
data, then do the following:
1.
Touch the Number 4 Select Touch Button to turn RECEIVE “ON.” The word
“ON” will be highlighted.
2.
Start the MIDI recorder. When all information has been received, the PLAY
Screen will return.
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Memory Dump - Send
This Advanced Feature allows you to send the XE-1's current settings to a MIDI Data recorder.
To do this, do the following:
1.
Make sure that the MIDI recorder is ready to receive data (RECORD).
2.
Touch the Number 13 Select Touch Button to start the data dump to the MIDI
Data recorder. The Information Center Display will show, "Transmitting....”
When all information has been sent, the Information Center Display will flash,
"Data completed!.”
NOTE: If you attempt a Data Dump to the XE -1 when "OFF" is displayed, the Information Center
Display will flash, "Data Protect !" This ensures that you do not accidentally overwrite data.
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♦ SEQUENCER
Your Hammond XE-1 has a full-function Sequencer which you can use to record your
performances in three different ways:
1.
EASY RECORD - This sets up the instrument to allow you to record your song
data the fastest and easiest way.
2.
MULTI RECORD - This allows you more control over individual soundproducing divisions or Parts, as well as Controls, than EASY REC.
3.
16 TRACK - This allows you to record your songs using Parts 1 through 16
independent of Drawbar or Voice registrations, as well as play back prerecorded SMF disks.
In addition, you can use the Sequencer to play back Song data from Floppy Disks or
CompactFlash Cards.
What Is “General MIDI?”
“General MIDI” is a method for standardizing the MIDI capabilities of sound-generating devices,
making it easier to connect two or more brands of MIDI devices and use them. As an example,
before General MIDI, different manufacturers assigned different Program Numbers to different
sounds. If, for example, Program #4 is Strings on a “brand X” MIDI device and Program #4 is
Trumpet on a “brand Y” device, and you sent MIDI Program #4 from a keyboard you were playing
to each device, you would hear Strings from one and Trumpet from the other. However, you
wanted both units to play Strings. By using General MIDI-compatible devices, you can send a
MIDI Program Number and have it respond in a predictable manner - Program Number 1 will
always be Grand Piano, Program Number 27 will always be Jazz Guitar, etc.
A MIDI instrument which conforms to the General MIDI standard, such as the XE-1, will bear the
General MIDI logo (
). Music data which bears the General MIDI logo can be played
back using any General MIDI sound generating instrument to produce the same basic
performance.
What Is “SMF?”
“SMF” (Standard MIDI File) is a standardized format designed to allow different sequencers to
play back the same music data. Song data recorded in this format on another sequencer can be
played back by the XE-1. The XE-1 saves music data recorded using EASY REC, MULTI REC
and 16 TRACKS in SMF format.
NOTE: SMF format ensures compatibility primarily of Note data (such as notes played on a keyboard),
Velocity data (the speed or force with which the key is pressed), and Program Number data (what voices
are used). Because there are some variations in the specific way certain MIDI features are implemented
by different manufacturers, total compatibility cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, you may need to change
some of the settings of your XE -1 when playing back some music data.
The following pages will explain each Sequencer function in detail.
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SEQUENCER Touch Tabs
These Touch Tabs allow you to control the Sequencer functions.
EASY REC
This Touch Tab gives you instant access to the EASY REC portion of the
SEQUENCER Menu. Simply touch this Touch Tab once, and the
EASY REC Menu will show in the Information Center Display.
SEQ MENU
This Touch Tab gives you instant access to the SEQUENCER Menu. Simply
touch this Touch Tab once, and the SEQUENCER Menu will show in the
REW/STOP
This Touch Tab is for starting at the beginning of a song. If you interrupt
the playback of a song by touching the PLAY/PAUSE Touch Tab, you can
start the song from the beginning by touching the REW/STOP Touch Tab before
touching the PLAY/PAUSE Touch Tab.
PLAY/PAUSE
This Touch Tab is for playing back songs, or interrupting a song during playback.
If you touch this Touch Tab while a song is playing back and then touch it again,
the song will continue playing from exactly the point at which it was interrupted.
A SEQUENCER Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select how you want to use the Sequencer features
of your XE-1.
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Accessing the SEQUENCER Menu using the Menu Touch Buttons:
1.
5.
Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button three times. Page 4 of the MENU
10. Touch either the Number 3 or Number 4 gray Select Touch Buttons. The
words, “SEQ MENU” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the SEQUENCER Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch the SEQ MENU Touch Tab. The words, “SEQ MENU” will display
at the top of the screen.
You are now in the SEQUENCER Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to select the various features of the Sequencer. These features are explained
starting below.
EASY REC
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to record your own songs, and sets up the
parameters of the instrument for you so as to allow you to record your songs the quickest and
easiest way.
Accessing the EASY REC Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
6.
11. Touch either the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Button. The words,
“SEQ MENU,” will now display at the top of the screen.
“EASY REC,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the EASY REC Menu using the Shortcut:
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Touch the EASY REC Touch Tab. The words, “EASY REC,” will display at the top of the
screen.
You are now in the EASY REC Menu Page.
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Recording a Song using EASY REC
1.
Set up the XE-1 with the registration you want to use for your song.
2.
Touch the EASY REC Touch Tab or use the MENU/EXIT and numbered
Touch Buttons to enter the EASY REC Menu.
Notice that the Information Center Display shows four parts: UPPER, LOWER, PEDAL and
CONTROL This means you can record using the Upper and Lower Manuals, Pedal
Keyboard and Controls (the playing controls on the XE-1, including Drawbars, Touch Tabs,
etc.)
If you do not want to record all Parts at once, you can use the numbered Touch Buttons to
select which Parts you want to record.
Use the top row of numbered Select Touch Buttons to select REC (Record).
Use the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons to select OFF. If you select
“OFF,” that particular Part will not record.
3.
In addition to the basic parts of UPPER, LOWER, PEDAL and CONTROL,
you can also select whether you want to record other parameters such as
Drawbar movements. To see these other parameters, from the above page,
touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button.
If you touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button once from the above Page, the Information
Center Display will look similar to this:
Notice that the Information Center Display now shows: TEMPO, PRESET, EXPRESS and
DBCONT. This means you can record Tempo data, Preset changes, Expression data and
Drawbar registrations.
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Use the numbered Select Touch Buttons to select “REC” or “OFF” for the individual Parts
as in the previous Page.
If you touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button once from the above Page, the Information
Notice that the Information Center Display now shows: S.E. This means you can record
Sound Effects.
4.
When you record a Sequence on the XE-1, a Metronome will count off each beat.
However, at this point you can change the way the Metronome functions.
If you wish to silence the Metronome while recording, touch the Number 6 Touch
Button. This will turn the Metronome “OFF.”
If you wish to hear the Metronome but want to change its parameters, touch the
Number 14 Touch Button. The Information Center Display will now look like this:
You are now in the METRONOME Edit Menu, which can be accessed only via Shortcut.
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to change the characteristics of the Metronome.
NOTE: The METRONOME Edit Menu is fully explained starting on page 77 of this Guide.
After you have finished setting the Metronome, or if you want to exit without making
changes, touch the Number 8 or Number 16 Select Touch Button to select “OK.” The
EASY REC Menu will reappear.
5.
If the “REC STBY” (Record Standby) box is not highlighted, touch the Number
Number 5 Select Touch Button to highlight it. The XE-1 is now in Standby
mode and you are now ready to begin recording.
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6.
Now touch the PLAY/PAUSE (
) Touch Tab in the RHYTHM CONTROL
section. You will now see the Measure counter in the Information Center
Display count down 2 measures (“-2, 2, 3, 4, _1, 2, 3, 4") and the Metronome
will sound in the way you have programmed it.
7.
When the Measure counter has finished counting off the two introductory
measures, start playing your song, and play it through to the end.
8.
When you have finished playing your song, touch the PLAY/PAUSE (
)
Touch Tab to stop recording. The Information Center Display will now look
similar to this:
Notice that one or several “PLAY” boxes have appeared in the display. These indicate the
parts or divisions of the XE-1 you used when recording your song. If no “PLAY” box
appears above a certain part, such as CONTROL, it means that you did not use that part
when recording your song.
You can also use the PART/EDIT Touch Button after you have finished recording to verify
data in the other Parts (TEMPO, EXPRESS, etc.).
Playing Back a Song
After you have finished recording your song and the EASY REC screen reappears, the
REW/STOP (
) Touch Tab will also turn “ON” (red LED lit). This is to let you know that
a song has been loaded into the XE-1's memory and that the song is ready to be played
back.
Touch the PLAY/PAUSE (
) Touch Tab. The song will start playing.
You can use the numbered Touch Buttons below each Part to select “PLAY” or “OFF” for
any Part which has a “PLAY” box showing above it. In this way, you can hear each Part
separately.
If you wish to stop the song midway through, press the PLAY/PAUSE Touch Button. The
song will stop playing.
If you wish to start the song at the point at which you stopped it, simply touch the
PLAY/PAUSE Touch Button again. The song will start playing again and continue through
to the end.
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If you wish to start the song at a specific measure, touch the Number 15 and Number 16
Touch Buttons to scroll through the Measures until the Information Center Display shows
the measure number you want. Then touch the PLAY/PAUSE Touch Tab to start the song
playing at that measure.
If you wish to start the song over again from the beginning, touch the REW/STOP Touch
Tab. This will reset the Information Center Display to measure 1 so that the song will start
from the beginning. Then touch the PLAY/PAUSE Touch Tab to start the song playing.
MULTI REC
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to record your own songs, but gives you more
control of each Voice section of the instrument.
Using EASY REC, you can select whether to record UPPER, LOWER, PEDAL or CONTROL, but
you cannot individually select the different Parts or divisions within UPPER, LOWER, etc. You
cannot, for example, record Upper Drawbars and Lower Drawbars independently.
If you want to have control over the different sound-producing divisions or Parts when recording
a song or songs, use MULTI REC.
Accessing the MULTI REC Menu Page using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
7.
9.
“MULTI REC,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the MULTI REC Menu using the Shortcut:
1.
Touch the SEQ MENU Touch Tab. The words, “SEQ MENU,” will display at
the top of the screen.
2.
“MULTI REC,” will now display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the MULTI REC Menu Page.
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Recording a Song using MULTI REC
1.
Set up the XE-1 with the registration you want to use for your song.
2.
Touch the SEQ MENU Touch Tab and/or use the MENU/EXIT and numbered
Touch Buttons to enter the MULTI REC Menu.
Notice that the Information Center Display shows eight parts: UPPER 1, UPPER 2, LOWER
1, LOWER 2, DRB-U (Drawbar Upper), DRB-l (Drawbar Lower), DRB-P (Drawbar Pedal)
and PEDAL. This means you can record using individual Parts for the Upper, Lower and
Pedals.
If you do not want to record all Parts at once, you can use the numbered Touch Buttons to
select which Parts you want to record.
Use the top row of numbered Select Touch Buttons to select “REC” (Record) or
“OFF” for UPPER 1, UPPER 2, LOWER 1 and LOWER 2.
Use the bottom row of numbered Select Touch Buttons to select “REC” (Record) or
“OFF” for UPPERD (Upper Drawbar), LOWERD (Lower Drawbar), PEDALD (Pedal
Drawbar) and PEDAL (Pedal Voice).
If you select “OFF,” that particular Part will not record.
3.
In addition to the basic parts of UPPER, LOWER, PEDAL and CONTROL,
you can also select whether you want to record other parameters such as
Drawbar movements. To see these other parameters, from the above page
touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button. If you touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button
once from the above menu, the Information Center Display will look similar to
this:
Notice that the Information Center Display shows seven parts: BASS, DRUM, PERC, ACC1,
ACC2, ACC3 and ACC4. This means you can record using individual Parts of the
AUTOBAND ORCHESTRA.
Use the numbered Select Touch Buttons to select “REC or OFF” for the individual Parts as
in the previous Page.
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If you touch the PART/EDIT Touch Button once from the above page, the Information
Notice that the Information Center Display shows six parts: M.DRM, S.E., EXPRESS,
DBCONT, TEMPO and CONTROL. This means you can record Manual Drums, Sound
Effects, Expression data, Drawbar registrations, Tempo data and other Controllers such as
Pitch Bend, Modulation, etc.
Use the numbered Select Touch Buttons to select “REC or OFF” for the individual Parts as
in the previous Page.
4.
When you record a Sequence on the XE-1, a Metronome will count off each beat.
However, at this point you can change the way the Metronome functions.
If you wish to silence the Metronome while recording, touch the Number 6 Touch Button.
This will turn the Metronome “OFF.”
If you wish to hear the Metronome but want to change its parameters, touch the Number 14
Touch Button. The Information Center Display will now look like this:
You are now in the METRONOME Edit Menu, which can be accessed only via Shortcut. This
Advanced Feature Menu allows you to change the characteristics of the Metronome.
changes, touch the Number 8 or Number 16 Select Touch Button to select “OK.” The
MULTI REC Menu will reappear.
5.
If the “REC STBY” (Record Standby) box is not highlighted, touch the Number
Number 5 Select Touch Button to highlight it. The XE-1 is now in Standby
mode and you are now ready to begin recording.
6.
) Touch Tab in the RHYTHM CONTROL
section. You will now see the Measure counter in the Information Center
Display count down 2 measures (“-2, 2, 3, 4, _1, 2, 3, 4") and the Metronome
will sound in the way you have programmed it.
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7.
When the Measure counter has finished counting off the two introductory
measures, start playing your song, and play it through to the end.
8.
)
similar to this:
Notice that the word, “PLAY” now appears in several places in the display. These places
indicate the parts or divisions of the XE-1 you used when recording your song. If the word,
“OFF” appears above a certain part, such as CONTROL, it means that you did not use
that part when recording your song.
Playing Back a Song
After you have finished recording your song and the MULTI REC screen reappears, the
REW/STOP (
back.
any Part which has a “PLAY” box showing above it. In this way, you can hear each Part
separately.
to the end.
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16 TRACKS
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to record your own songs, but uses a different
format than either EASY REC or MULTI REC.
Both EASY REC and MULTI REC allow you to record song data using the performance platforms
unique to the XE-1, such as UPPER 1, LOWER 1, Drawbars, Sound Effects, etc. 16 TRACKS
uses a format extended of GM(General MIDI) Level 1 in which individual Parts are assigned MIDI
channels and Program numbers without regard for where they may happen to fall on a specific
instrument. In this way, GM song data do not have to be played back on an instrument of any one
particular kind, or by any one particular maker.
Accessing the 16 TRACKS Menu Page using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
8.
9.
“16 TRACKS,” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the 16 TRACKS Menu using the Shortcut:
1.
Touch the SEQ MENU Touch Tab. The words, “SEQ MENU,” will display at
the top of the screen.
2.
“16 TRACKS,” will now display at the top of the screen.
You are now in the 16 TRACKS Menu Page.
Recording a Song using 16 TRACKS
1.
Touch the SEQ MENU Touch Tab and/or use the MENU/EXIT and numbered Touch
Buttons to enter the 16 TRACKS Menu.
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2.
Touch the Number 13 Select Touch Button to select PART SETTING.
Notice that the Information Center Display shows six Parameters: PB (Pitch Bend) RANGE,
VOLUME, PAN, VELOCITY, REVERB and CHORUS in addition to the selected Voice. This
means you can select the settings for these Parameters for each selected Part.
Use the top row of numbered Touch Buttons to increase the amount of each Parameter.
Use the bottom row of numbered Touch Buttons to decrease the amount of each
Parameter.
NOTE: The PAN parameter adjusts the directionality of the selected Part. Use the Number 4
Touch Button to move the sound to the right, and the Number 12 Touch Button to move the sound
to the left.
3.
After you have set the Parameters for the selected Part, touch the MENU/EXIT
Touch Button to return to the 16 TRACKS Menu.
4.
If you are ready to record, touch the Number 5 Select Touch Button to select
REC STBY (Record Standby). The selected Part will “REC” automatically.
(NOTE: The Part cannot be turned “OFF.”)
When you record a sequence on the XE-1, a Metronome will count off each beat. If you
wish to silence or change the sound of the Metronome, or if you wish to change the time
signature, touch the Number 14 Select Touch Button to go to the METRONOME Menu.
changes, touch the Number 8 or Number 16 Select Touch Button to select “OK.” The 16
TRACKS Menu will reappear.
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5.
) Touch Tab. You will now see the
Measure counter in the Information Center Display count down 2 measures
(for example,
“-2:1, 2, 3, 4, -1:1, 2, 3, 4" in 4/4) and the Metronome will sound in the way you
have programmed it.
When the Measure counter has finished counting off the two introductory measures, start
playing your song, and play it through to the end.
6.
)
similar to this:
Notice that the word, “PLAY” now appears in several places in the display. These places
indicate the parts or divisions of the XE-1 you used when recording your song.
7.
If you wish to record another part, repeat from step 2.
Playing Back a Song
After you have finished recording your song and the 16 TRACKS screen reappears, the
REW/STOP (
back.
any Part which has a “PLAY” box showing above it.
to the end.
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♦ DISK DRIVE & CompactFlash
Your Hammond XE-1 can store and retrieve several types of data:
1.
2.
3.
Sequencer or Song data
Preset data
Style data
The above types of data can be stored to, and retrieved from, two types of media:
1.
2.
Floppy Disks
Compact Flash Cards
The following pages will explain each function.
Disk Slot
The Disk Slot is located below the Pitch Bend and Modulation Wheels on the extreme left side of
the instrument. It will accommodate standard 3 1/2" double-density or high-density Floppy Disks.
Access Indicator
This green LED on the left of the Disk Slot lights whenever the Disk Drive is in use - for eaxmple,
when data is being Saved to or Loaded from a Disk.
NOTE: Do not turn the AC Power to the XE -1 “OFF” when this LED it lit. This will prevent data loss.
Eject Button
When you insert a Disk into the Disk Slot, this button will protrude from its normally recessed
position so that you may press it to remove the Disk. Simply press it in, and the Disk will eject
from the Disk Slot.
CompactFlash Card Slot
The CompactFlash Card Slot is located on the Accessory Panel on the back of the XE-1.
Simply insert a CompactFlash Card into the Slot. Be sure to insert the Card with the label facing
up. Use the Eject Button located to the right of the slot to eject the Card after use.
SPECIAL NOTE: As of this writing, the following CompactFlash Card Types have been verified as
compatible with the XE -1:
SanDisk SDCFB-15, -30, -64, -128
MELCO RCF-C30M, -C64M
IO DATA PCCF-32M
This list is continually being updated. For the latest information, please contact Hammond at one of the
addresses listed on page 166, or visit the Hammond website at www.hammondsuzuki.com.
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A DISK UTIL Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to perform basic operations relating to Floppy Disks or
CompactFlash Cards.
Accessing the DISK UTIL Edit Menu using the MENU/EXIT Touch Button:
1.
9.
11. Touch either the Number 9 or Number 10 gray Select Touch Buttons. The
words, “DISK UTIL” will now display at the top of the screen.
Accessing the DISK UTIL Edit Menu using the Shortcut:
Touch the DISK Touch Tab. The words, “DISK UTIL” will display at the top of the
screen.
You are now in the DISK UTIL Edit Menu. You may now use the numbered Select Touch Buttons
below the screen to perform various operations with Floppy Disks or CompactFlash Cards.
These changes are explained below.
DISK UTIL - FORMAT
Since a Floppy Disk or CompactFlash Card must be formatted before it can be used, we will
explain the FORMAT process first. This only has to be done once, when a disk or card is new.
NOTE: The FORMAT operation is required even for pre-formatted disks.
To format a blank disk or card:
1.
Insert a blank 3 1/2" double-density or high-density Floppy Disk into the Disk
Slot, or if you are formatting a Card, insert the Card into the CompactFlash
Card Slot on the back of the XE-1.
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2.
Touch the DISK Touch Tab or use the MENU/EXIT Touch Button to access the
DISK UTIL Menu. You will now see the DISK UTIL Menu in the Information
Center Display.
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3.
Touch either the Number 13 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to select the
FORMAT Menu.
You will now see two Menu selections - “MEDIA” and “FORMAT.”
Media Type
This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether to format a Floppy Disk (FD) or
CompactFlash Card (CARD).
4.
Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to select FD if you are formatting a
Floppy Disk; or,
Use the Number 11 Select Touch Button to select CARD if you are formatting a
CompactFlash Card.
Format Type
This Advanced Feature allows you to select the type of format you want to perform “NORMAL” or “QUICK.” The NORMAL Format is a complete “low-level” format which
erases anything already on the Disk or Card and re-initializes it for use. The QUICK
Format merely erases the contents of the Disk or Card, and is therefore faster than the
NORMAL Format.
5.
Use the Number 5 Select Touch Button to select NORM; or,
Use the Number 13 Select Touch Button to select QUICK.
NOTE: If you are formatting a Disk or Card for the first time, you cannot do a QUICK
Format.
6.
Now touch the number 16 Select Touch Button to select “OK”. If you DO NOT
wish to format, touch the PLAY or MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button to exit the
FORMAT Menu.
If you are Formatting a Disk or Card which already contains data, the following warning
message will display:
If you DO NOT wish to overwrite the current contents of your Disk or Card, touch the
Number 6 Select Touch Button to Cancel the FORMAT procedure. If you are sure you
want to re-format the Disk or Card, touch the Number 14 (“OK”) Select Touch Button.
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Formatting a Disk will take about 1 minute. During that time, the Information Center Display
will display the following message:
NOTE: If you are formatting a CompactFlash Card, the display will read, “Formatting Card. Please
wait.”
After Formatting is completed, the Information Center Display will return to the FORMAT
Menu. You are now ready to begin recording songs, storing Presets or otherwise making
use of your Disk or Card.
DISK UTIL - SONG & SETUP
Loading a Song from a Disk or Card
1.
Insert a 3 1/2" Floppy Disk or a CompactFlash Card which contains Song data
into the appropriate slot. The Information Center Display will look similar to
this:
2.
On the left side of the Information Center Display, you will see a list of song
titles or file names. The current location is marked by a cursor which
highlights the song name.
selections.
the selections.
A Disk or Card may contain a large number of songs; however, if a Disk contains fewer
than that number, the Touch Buttons will continue scrolling until it has reached the last
song on the Disk.
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3.
After you have made your selection, touch either the Number 6 or Number 14
Select Touch Button to select LOAD. The Information Center display will look
similar to this:
4.
If you do not want to load the song, touch the Number 6 Select Touch Button to
select, “CANC.” If you want to load the song, touch the Number 14 Select Touch
Button to select, “OK.” The Information Center Display will show:
5.
After the above message stops displaying,, the Information Center Display will
The REW/STOP (
) Touch Tab will also turn “ON” (red LED lit). This is to let you know
that a song has been loaded into the XE-1's memory and that the song is ready to be
played back.
6.
) Touch Tab. The song will start playing and
the Information Center Display will now show a screen similar to this:
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Saving a Song to a Disk or Card
A single high-density Floppy Disk can hold up to 50 songs.
1.
Insert a formatted 3 1/2" double-density or high-density Floppy Disk or
CompactFlash Card into the appropriate Slot.
2.
Record a song or songs into the instrument’s memory using the procedure
described above under “Recording a Song”. When you have finished, touch
the STOP Touch Button. The Information Center Display will show the
SONG/SET Menu.
3.
If the Disk or Card you are using has Song data on it already and you don’t
want to erase any of it, touch the Number 10, Number 11 or Number 12 Select
Touch Buttons until the words, “New File” are highlighted. Then touch the
Number 15 Select Touch Button to select SAVE.
Notice that the Information Center Display shows three choices, “BOTH” and “SONG” and
“SETUP.”. This means that you can choose whether you want to save only the “SONG”
data (the notes you played on the manuals and/or pedals), only the “SETUP” data (the
registration changes you made) or the Song data plus whatever registration changes you
made while playing your song (“BOTH.”)
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If you DO NOT want to save either the SONG or SETUP data, touch the Number 7 Select
Touch Button to select “CANCEL.” If you want to save your SONG and/or SETUP data,
touch the Number 15 Select Touch Button to select “OK.” The Information Center Display
should look similar to this:
When the box, “Saving...” disappears and the screen returns to normal, your new Song
and Setup is saved.
Deleting a Song from a Disk or Card
1.
Insert a 3 1/2" Floppy Disk or a CompactFlash Card which contains Song data
into the appropriate Slot. The Information Center Display will display the
SONG/SET Menu.
2.
highlights the letter it is over.
Use the Number 2, Number 3, Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to scroll
up through the selections.
Use the Number 10, Number 11, Number 12, or Number 13 Select Touch Button to
scroll down through the selections.
3.
When you have made your selection, touch the Number 8 or Number 16
Select Touch Button to select “DEL.” The Information Center Display will then
show “YES” and “NO” on the extreme right side. This is to confirm that you
want to delete the selected Song.
4.
Touch the number 8 Select Touch Button to select “YES”. If you DO NOT wish to
delete the Song, touch the Number 7 Select Touch Button to select “CANC”. If you
select “OK”, the Song will then be deleted from the Disk or Card.
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NOTE: You may prevent data from accidentally being erased from a Disk by pushing the "writeprotect" notch on the right edge of the disk "up", so that the hole on the right edge of the disk is
unblocked. If you follow the steps for deleting songs on a disk that has been "write-protected" in
this manner, no data will be deleted and an error message will display in the Information Center
Display.
Loading Style Data from a Disk or Card
1.
Insert a 3 1/2" Floppy Disk or a CompactFlash Card which contains Style data
into the appropriate Slot. The Information Center Display will look similar to
this:
2.
Touch the Number 6 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to select LOAD
STYL. The Information Center Display will now look like this:
Notice that the Information Center Display shows, “DISKSTYLE1" and “DISKSTYLE2.” This
allows you to choose which Rhythm Touch Button you want to use to access the Disk
Styles. If you choose “DISKSTYLE1,” you would use the RHUMBA Touch Button to access
the Disk Styles. If you choose “DISKSTYLE2,” you would use the TANGO Touch Button to
access the Disk Styles. (See the legends on the RHUMBA and TANGO Touch Buttons.)
3.
Use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the Information Center Display to
select “DISKSTYLE1" or “DISKSTYLE2.” The Number 5, 6 and 7 Touch Buttons
will select “DISKSTYLE1,” while the number 13, 14 and 15 Touch Buttons select
“DISKSTYLE2.” Your choice will be highlighted.
If you want to EXIT this Menu, touch the Number 8 Select Touch Button.
4.
If you want to load s Style, after you have made your choice touch the number 16
Select Touch Button to begin downloading the Disk Styles. The Information Center
Display should show the following:
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When the SONG&SETUP Page returns, the Loading process is complete.
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SPECIAL NOTE - Style Conversion Utility
In addition to the AutoBand Style Disks provided
as part of the Hammond Style Library, your XE-1
will also utilize Style Data for the Technics® KN-5000 and Solton® MS-50 and MS-60.
The Style Data contained on these disks is in a different format than that contained on the
Hammond AutoBand Style Disks; however, the format conversion is done automatically by the
XE-1 operating sytem. Simply insert a Style Disk into the Disk Slot of your XE-1, and follow the
instructions starting on page 148 for loading Style Data. The conversion time will vary depending
on the complexity of the style data (possibly 1 to 3 minutes).
Playing the Loaded Styles
Touch and hold the Rhythm Touch Button which represents where the Disk Styles are
loaded:
If you selected “DISKSTYLE1,” touch and hold the RHUMBA Touch Button.
If you selected “DISKSTYLE2,” touch and hold the TANGO Touch Button.
The Information Center Display should now display the different Rhythm choices. The Disk
Styles will display from Page 2. Touch the PAGE UP Select Touch Button to the left of the
screen to scroll up to Page 2. When you do this, you will see the Disk Styles displayed in
the Information Center Display.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to select the individual Rhythms just as you do with the
built-in Rhythms.
NOTE: The loaded styles will be retained in memory, even after the XE -1 is turned “OFF,” until the
XE-1 is reset.
Saving Style Data to a Disk or Card
1.
Insert a 3 1/2" Floppy Disk or a CompactFlash Card into the appropriate Slot.
The Information
Center Display will
2.
Touch the Number 8 or Number 16 Select Touch Button to select SAVE
STYL. The Information Center Display will now look like this:
3.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to name the Disk Style group. This name is
the name given to all of the Styles which are accessible by one Rhythm Touch
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Button (either RHUMBA or TANGO). The current name will display in a box in
the left part of the screen called “OLD NAME,” while the new name will display
in a box in the right part of the screen called “NEW NAME.” The way the
letters are displayed in the screen determines which numbered Touch Button
you would use to make your choice. For example, use the Number 1 Touch
Button to enter the characters, “1ABC,” use the Number 2 Touch Button to
enter the characters, “2DEF,” etc.
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4.
(Number 16 Select Touch Button). The Information Center Display will now
Notice that the Information Center Display shows, “DISKSTYLE1" and “DISKSTYLE2.” This
allows you to choose which Rhythm Touch Button contains the Style data you want to save.
“DISKSTYLE1” is represented by the RHUMBA Touch Button, while “DISKSTYLE2” is
represented by the TANGO Touch Button. (See the legends on the RHUMBA and TANGO
Touch Buttons.)
5.
Use the numbered Select Touch Buttons below the Information Center Display to
select “DISKSTYLE1" or “DISKSTYLE2.” The Number 5, 6 and 7 Touch Buttons
will select “DISKSTYLE1,” while the number 13, 14 and 15 Touch Buttons select
“DISKSTYLE2.” Your choice will be highlighted.
If you want to exit this Menu, touch the Number 8 (“CANC”) Select Touch Button.
6.
If you want to Save the Style group, after you have made your choice, touch
the number 16 Select Touch Button to save your Styles. The Information
When the SONG&SETUP Page returns, the Styles have been saved.
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“Directories”
Because a Disk or Card can contain a large number of Songs, it may be desirable to put different
songs into different groups - for example, group all of the Rock songs together, all of the Jazz
songs together, all Love Ballads together, etc. You can create Directories on a Disk or Card
specifically for this purpose. A Directory is simply a location on a Disk or Card where you can
store groups of files - similar to a drawer of a file cabinet.
If a Disk or Card has Directories, when you view the contents using the Information Center
Display you will see something similar to this:
A File Name will be shown normally, while a Directory name will be shown in brackets “<>.” If the
highlighter (long black bar indicating which File or Directory is selected), is over a File, three
boxes - “LOAD” “SAVE” and “DEL” will appear on the right side of the screen, allowing you to
Load, Save or Delete files. If you move the highlighter over a Directory name, a box “ENTR” will
appear, allowing you to Enter, or see the contents of that Directory.
Touch the Number 6 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to select ENTR and see the
contents of the selected Directory.
To see the contents of other Directories while the contents of a Directory are displaying, use the
top row of numbered Touch Buttons to move the highlighter up to the top line in the display,
which should read, “UP ONE LEVEL.”
Touch the Number 6 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to select UP, which will move you out of
the Directory that is currently displaying. Now you may move the highlighter over another
Directory name and follow the above instructions to see its contents.
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Creating a Directory
1.
If you move the highlighter down as far as it will go, down to “**New File**,” you
will see two boxes - “NEW DIR” and “SAVE.”
2.
If you want to Save a file, select “SAVE” by touching the Number 7 or Number
15 Select Touch Button. If, however, you want to create a new directory,
select “NEW DIR” by touching the Number 8 or Number 16 Select Touch
Button. The Information Center Display will now look similar to this:
3.
Use the numbered Touch Buttons to name the Directory. The current name
will display in a box in the left part of the screen called “OLD NAME,” while the
4.
Display, “Now saving...Please wait.” When this box disappears and the
screen returns to normal, your Directory name is saved, and you are now
ready to Save files to your new Directory.
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Types of Files
Because a Disk or Card can contain several different types of files, the choices available from the
Information Center Display will vary according to the type of file selected.
For example, if a “Combined Rhythm File” is selected, the Information Center Display will look
similar to this:
A “Combined Rhythm File” is a file which contains a quantity of Disk Styles, and is indicated by a
“C.” The Information Center Display allows you to “LOAD” the file, “SAVE” the file or “VIEW
DETL,” or see the details of what Rhythms the file contains.
If a “Song File” is selected, the Information Center Display will look similar to this:
A Song File will be represented by a Quarter note symbol followed by a “P” if it also contains
Preset data. The Information Center Display allows you to “LOAD” the file, “SAVE” the file or
“DEL,” or delete the file.
If a “Disk Style File” is selected, the Information Center Display will look similar to this:
A Disk Style File will be represented by a “D.” The Information Center Display allows you to
“LOAD” the file.
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An area of the Disk or Card which does not yet contain data is represneted by, “**New File** If
this area is highlighted, the Information Center Display will look similar to this:
The Information Center Display allows you create a new Directory (“NEW DIR”), SAVE whatever
File Type you wish, or save a Disk Style (“SAVE STYL”).
DISK UTIL - CHAIN PLAY
This Advanced Feature allows you to play multiple songs from a Disk or Card. To use this
feature, do the following:
1.
Insert a 3 1/2" Floppy Disk which contains Song data into the appropriate slot.
The Information Center Display will display the SONG/SET Menu.
2.
Touch the DISK Select
Touch Button to display the
DISK UTIL Menu.
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3.
Touch the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button to display the
CHAIN PLAY Page.
4.
highlights the letter it is over.
Use the Number 2, 3, 4 or 5 Select Touch Buttons to scroll up through the selections.
Use the Number 10, 11, 12 or 13 Select Touch Buttons to scroll down through the
selections.
The Touch Buttons will continue scrolling until they have reached the last song on the Disk.
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5.
Use the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Buttons to select the Mode.
You can select “ONE” (the selected song will play repeatedly), “ALL” (the disk
will play starting with the selected song and continue through to the end, at
which time the first song from the disk will start playing and each song will then
play in the order in which they are on the disk) or “SHUF” (the order in which
the songs play is “shuffled” so that song 4 may follow song 1, song 2 may
follow song 8, etc.).
6.
After you have selected which Song you want to begin with, touch either the
Number 6 or Number 14 Select Touch Button to select LOAD. The
Information Center display will look similar to this:
7.
) Touch Tab. The songs will begin playing
from the disk and continue to play until you touch either the Number 15 or
Number 16 Select Touch Buttons to select “STOP”.
If you wish to stop a song midway through, press the PLAY/PAUSE Touch Button. The
to the end.
If you wish to start a song at a specific measure, touch the Number 15 and Number 16
If you wish to start a song over again from the beginning, touch the REW/STOP Touch
A DISK UTIL - WHOLE CARD
Because the XE-1 is a very flexible instrument with a great many ways to change its musical
performance, it may be desirable to store the entire contents of memory - Presets, User Rhythms,
Custom Styles, Custom Voices, etc. - to a CompactFlash Card to be retrieved later so that it is
not necessary to re-program the entire instrument each time it is used. The XE-1 gives you this
capability. You can create what is called a WHOLE CARD, which simply means the “whole”
memory content of the instrument, and save it to a single CompactFlash Card for later use. You
can even create a whole library of WHOLE CARDS for all of your different musical arrangements.
Saving a WHOLE CARD
1.
Program your XE-1 with your own Custom Styles, Rhythm Presets, Presets,
Custom Voices, or other custom options you select.
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2.
Insert a CompactFlash Card into the Card Slot.
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3.
4.
5.
Center Display.
Touch the Number 5 or Number 6 Select Touch Button to select the WHOLE
CARD Menu. The Information Center Display will look similar to this:
If the Card you are using has data on it already and you don’t want to erase
any of it, touch the Number 10, Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch
Buttons until the words, “New File” are highlighted. Then touch the Number 15
Select Touch Button to select SAVE.
When the box, “Saving WHOLE. Please wait.” disappears and the screen returns to
normal, your new WHOLE CARD is saved.
Loading a WHOLE CARD
1.
Insert a CompactFlash Card which contains WHOLE CARD data into the
Card Slot.
2.
Center Display.
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3.
4.
On the left side of the Information Center Display, you will see a list of file
names. The current location is marked by a cursor which highlights the
name.
selections.
the selections.
5.
After you have made your selection, touch the Number 6 or Number 14 Select
Touch Button to select LOAD. The Information Center display will look similar
to this:
6.
If you do not want to load the WHOLE CARD, touch the Number 6 Select Touch
Button to select, “CANC.” If you want to load the song, touch the Number 14 Select
Touch Button to select, “OK.” The Information Center Display will show:
When the box, “Loading WHOLE. Please wait.” disappears and the screen returns to
normal, your new WHOLE CARD has been loaded into the XE-1's memory.
Deleting a WHOLE CARD
1.
Insert a CompactFlash Card which contains WHOLE CARD data into the
Card Slot.
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2.
Center Display.
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3.
4.
On the left side of the Information Center Display, you will see a list of file
names. The current location is marked by a cursor which highlights the letter
it is over.
Use the Number 2, Number 3, Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to scroll
up through the selections.
Use the Number 10, Number 11, Number 12, or Number 13 Select Touch Button to
scroll down through the selections.
5.
When you have made your selection, touch the Number 8 or Number 16
Select Touch Button to select “DEL.” The Information Center Display will then
show “YES” and “NO” on the extreme right side. This is to confirm that you
want to delete the selected WHOLE CARD.
6.
Touch the number 8 Select Touch Button to select “YES”. If you DO NOT wish to
delete the WHOLE CARD, touch the Number 7 Select Touch Button to select
“CANC”. If you select “OK”, the WHOLE CARD will then be deleted from the Card.
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Special Utility Features
SPECIAL UTILITY FEATURES
♦ DEMO PLAY
Your Hammond XE-1 contains a number of in-built song and arrangements, called DEMO
SONGS, which are intended to show off the full capabilities of the instrument.
DEMO Touch Tab
This Touch Tab allows you to play the inbuilt Demo Songs, as well as call up
User Rhythms, which are rhythms you have programmed. How to select the
function of this Touch Tab is covered starting on page 162.
Playing the Demo Songs
TRY THIS:
1.
Touch the DEMO Touch Tab. The red LED will light, and the Information
Center Display should look similar to this:
NOTE: If you see, “USER RHYTHMS,” displayed at the top of the screen, you will need to change
the function of the DEMO Touch Tab so that it selects the Demo Songs. How to do this is
explained starting on page 162.
The song names are arranged in a pattern corresponding to that of the numbered Touch
Buttons, similar to the Rhythms and Voices, both of which are described earlier. Touching
one of the numbered Touch Buttons will highlight the selected Demo Song name., and that
Demo Song will start playing.
2.
For this example, Touch either the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch
Buttons. The Information Center Display will now look similar to this:
The first Demo Song will now start playing. When it is finished, the second Demo Song will
play, then the third, and so on until all Demo Songs have played. The first Demo Song will
then start playing again and the entire sequence will repeat.
The order in which the Demo Songs will play is: Top row left to right, then bottom row left to
right, then Top row again, bottom row again, etc.
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3.
To stop the Demo Song, simply touch the same Touch Button you touched to
start the Demo Song.
The Demo Song will now stop playing and the Demo Song name will now display normally
in the Information Center Display.
To play another Demo Song, touch the appropriate Touch Button. The newly selected
Demo Song will play, then the next one in order will start and the entire library of Demo
Songs will play until you either touch the appropriate numbered Touch Button or touch the
DEMO Touch Tab to turn the DEMO PLAY feature “OFF.”
NOTE: While the XE -1 is in DEMO PLAY Mode, touching the MENU/EXIT, PLAY, DISPLAY HOLD
or PART/EDIT Touch Buttons will have no effect.
A TUNE Edit Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to change the overall tuning pitch of the entire
instrument, and the tuning temperament of the Drawbars.
NOTE: This Advanced Feature Menu has no Shortcut. It is accessible only via the MENU/EXIT Touch
Button.
Accessing the TUNE Edit Menu
4.
Button to see the first page of the MENU Mode. You will see “1/4" displayed
in the extreme upper left corner of the Information Center Display.
1.
Touch either the Number 3 or Number 4 Select Touch Buttons. The words, “TUNE
EDIT,” will now display at the top of the screen.
The MASTER TUNE Advanced Feature allows you to change the overall pitch of the entire organ.
The reference pitch is “A-440". The selectable range is from “A-430" through “A-450".
Use the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to lower the pitch.
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Use the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to raise the pitch.
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The TUNE MODE Advanced Feature allows you to select the tuning temperament of the
Drawbars. You can select either "E-TEMPERA" (Equal Temperament) or "TONEWHEEL,” which
will alter the frequency of certain notes in a manner similar to the characteristics of the tonewheel generator used in the B-3, C-3, RT-3 and A-100. The default mode is "TONEWHEEL".
Use the Number 3, Number 4, Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Buttons to change
the Tune Mode of the organ.
NOTE: The change in temperament is a subtle effect. It will not be obvious to the untrained ear.
A SYSTEM Menu
This Advanced Feature Menu allows you to select how certain features of the XE-1 operating
system will work.
Accessing the SYSTEM Menu:
1.
Button to see the first page of the MENU Mode. You will see “1/4" displayed
in the extreme upper left corner of the Information Center Display.
2.
Touch the PAGE DOWN Touch Button once. Page 4 of the MENU Mode will
now display.
3.
“SYSTEM,” will now display at the top of the screen.
SYSTEM Menu - Page 1
DEFAULT Mode - Reset Procedure
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to reset the XE-1 to factory-default settings.
WARNING!: Doing the following procedure will erase all parameters, settings and registrations,
returning the instrument to the original Hammond factory default settings.
To perform a Reset of the instrument, do the following:
1.
From the above page, use the numbered Touch Buttons to select which
portions of the instrument will be Reset with factory-default settings:
“CANCEL” - This will reset the Cancel mode (the instrument’s Control Panel settings when
no Presets are active).
“C.PRESET” - This will reset the Combination Presets.
“R.PRESET” - This will reset the Rhythm Presets.
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“C.VOICE” - This will reset the Custom Voices.
“C.STYLE” - This will reset the Custom Styles.
“USER RHY” - This will reset the User Rhythms.
“GLOBAL” - This will reset the Global Parameters.
“ALL” - This will reset the entire instrument.
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Use either the Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to scroll up through the
choices.
Use either the Number 11 or Number 12 Select Touch Button to scroll down through the
choices.
2.
Touch the Number 16 Select Touch Button to select “YES”, and Reset the
instrument to the default settings you have chosen. If you DO NOT wish to
Reset, touch either the PLAY or the MENU/EXIT Select Touch Button.
Manual Mode
Use this Advanced Feature when you want to connect a Hammond XLK-1 keyboard to your XE-1.
If you are using an XLK-1 keyboard as your Lower Manual, set Manual Mode to “DOUBLE” so
that features affecting manual operation, such as Keyboard Split, will work correctly. If you are
using the XE-1 without the XLK-1 keyboard, use “SINGLE mode, which is the normal default
setting.
Use the Number 3 Select Touch Button to select DOUBLE mode.
Use the Number 11 Select Touch Button to select SINGLE mode.
Pedal Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether the Pedals play only one note at a time or
several notes at once.
Use the Number 6 Select Touch Button to select POLY (polyphonic - several notes at
once).
Use the Number 14 Select Touch Button to select MONO (monophonic - one note).
DEMO Touch Tab Mode
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This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether you want to use the DEMO Touch Tab to
play the inbuilt Demo Songs, or to play User Rhythms you have created using the RHYTHM EDIT
Advanced Feature.
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Use the Number 1 or Number 2 Select Touch Button to select DEMO PLAY.
Use the Number 9 or Number 10 Select Touch Button to select USER RHYTHM.
Part On Mode
This Advanced Feature allows you to select how the different Parts work with each other. You
can select “ALTERNATE” (when one Part is selected, such as UPPER 1, any other Parts that
might be on will automatically cancel) or “LAST” (the Parts are all additive, much like stops on an
organ).
Use the Number 4 or Number 5 Select Touch Button to select ALTERNATE Mode.
Use the Number 12 or Number 13 Select Touch Button to select LAST Mode.
PLAY/MIXER Mode Select
This Advanced Feature allows you to select whether PLAY Mode or MIXER Mode is the first
screen which displays after the XE-1 is first turned “ON” and after the introductory screen
displays.
Use the Number 7 or Number 8 Select Touch Button to select PLAY Mode.
Use the Number 15 or Number 16 Select Touch Button to select MIXER Mode .
Software Version
This Advanced Feature Menu Page allows you to see the software version of your XE-1. The
software is in six sections: “MAIN” or the Main system program, “GENERATOR” or the tone
generating system, “DRAWBAR,” “STYLE” or the Rhythm & Style-playing software, “C.PRESET”
or the Combination Presets, and “R.PRESET” or the Rhythm Presets.
This page requires no button presses. It is simply an information screen to show the version of
your software.
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INSTRUMENT CARE
♦ AC Power
Be sure to turn the instrument “OFF” after use, and do not turn the unit “ON” and “OFF” in quick
succession, as this places an undue load on the electronic components.
♦ Cabinet And Bench
As with any piece of furniture, direct sunlight can damage the finish of your instrument. Use a soft dry
cloth for dusting. To remove fingerprints or dulling film, use a soft cloth slightly moisten with water and
a little mild soap. Immediately wipe dry with a soft dry cloth.
♦ Keys And Buttons
To clean keys and buttons, use a clean soft cloth moistened with water. Do not use any solvents,
thinners or dryers such as alcohol, gasoline, lighter fluid, carbon tetrachloride, etc. These solutions
may affect the letters and/or finish on the buttons and keys.
♦ Moving Your Instrument
It is not necessary to bolt or fasten any parts of the instrument when moving. Careful consultation with
your mover will assure you of a satisfactory moving job.
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♦ IMPORTANT NOTE - BATTERY
Your Hammond XE-1 uses a battery-backed RAM to remember your changes to the Presets,User
Rhythms, Custom Styles, etc. When the battery voltage becomes low, the Information Center
Display will show:
If you see this message, you should immediately back up your parameter changes, if you have
made any. If there is no battery installed in the unit, or if the battery is completely dead, the
Information Center Display will show:
After the above message is displayed, the XE-1 will re-initialize itself, and the factory default
settings will be restored. Therefore, it is a good idea to periodically back up your data.
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CAUTION
Danger of explosion if lithium battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent
type recommended by the equipment manufacturer. Discard used batteries according to
manufacturer's instructions.
ADVARSELL
Lithiumbatteri. Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig håndering. Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri af samme
fabrikat og type. Lebér det brugte batteri tilbage til leverandøren.
Norge:
ADVARSEL
Lithiumbatteri - Eksplosjonsfare. Ved utskiftning benyttes kun batteri som anbefalt av
apparatfabrikanten. Brukt batteri returneres apparatleverandøren.
Sverige:
VARNING
Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte. Anv_nd samma batterityp eller et ekvivalent typ som
rekommenderes av apparattillverkaren, Kassera anv_nt batteri enlig fabrikantens instruktion.
Finland:
VAROITUS
Paristo vo_ r_j_ht__, jos se on virheelliseeti ansennettu Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan
suosittelemaan tyyppiin, H_v_t_ k_ytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden mukaisesti.
Manufacturer assumes no responsibility for loss of memory caused by damage to the unit after purchase, such as power surges,
battery replacement, repair, etc.
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Hammond maintains a policy of continuously improving and upgrading its instruments and therefore
reserves the right to change specifications without notice. Although every attempt has been made to
insure the accuracy of the descriptive contents of this Guide, total accuracy cannot be guaranteed.
Should the player require further assistance, inquiries should first be made to your Authorized
Hammond Dealer. If you still need further assistance, contact Hammond at the following addresses:
In the United States contact:
In Europe contact:
All other countries contact:
HAMMOND SUZUKI USA, Inc.
733 Annoreno Dr.
Addison, IL 60101
UNITED STATES
HAMMOND SUZUKI EUROPE
B.V.
IR. D.S. Tuynmanweg 4A
4131 PN Vianen
THE NETHERLANDS
HAMMOND SUZUKI Ltd.
25-12, Ryoke 2 Chome
Hamamatsu 430-0852
(Shizuoka)
JAPAN
Email:[email protected]
Website:www.hammondsuzuki.co
m
Technical materials are available and can be obtained by mailing a request to the appropriate address listed above marked ATTENTION: SERVICE DEPARTMENT.
Manufacturer:
SUZUKI MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MFG. CO., Ltd
25-12, Ryoke 2 Chome
Hamamatsu 430-0852 (Shizuoka)
JAPAN
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
In appreciation of the many fine players who have made their contributions to Hammond over
the years:
Axel Alexander
Milt Buckner
Buddy Cole
Jesse Crawford
Wild Bill Davis
Jackie Davis
"Papa" John DeFrancesco
Joey DeFrancesco
Lenny Dee
Collins Driggs
Artie Dunn
Eddie Dunstedter
Charles Earland
Richard Ellsasser
Keith Emerson
Fred Feibel
Virgil Fox
Ken Griffin
Jon Hammond
Glenn Hardman
Porter Heaps
Richard "Groove" Holmes
Milt Herth
Bob Kames
Al Kooper
Eddie Layton
Jon Lord
Captain Jack McDuff
Jimmy McGriff
Lee Micheals
Don Patterson
Big John Patton
Richard Purvis
Bob Ralston
Rosa Rio
Freddie Roach
Bryan Rodwell
Dr. Mario Salvador
Shirley Scott
Hal Shutz
Ethel Smith
Jimmy Smith
Cor Steyn
Paul Taubman
Shay Torrent
Juan Torres
Rick Wakeman
Thomas "Fats" Waller
Walter Wanderly
Lew White
Baby Face Willette
George Wright
Klaus Wunderlich
Pietro Yon
Larry Young
and many others too numerous to
list.
HAMMOND SUZUKI, LTD., Hamamatsu, Japan
Printed in Japan
00457-40034
V1.1-0012

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