Switch Section

The switches are grouped according to their function into "Rotor Switch", "Vibrato", "Percussion", "Drawbar Selector" and "Preset Selector".

Note: If you have not purchased Extra Features, Extra Features Trial or paid version, "Rotor Switch" will not be displayed.

The function of each switch is explained below.
You can adjust the volume of the switch operation sound in the Settings panel. See "Settings" for details.

Name	Description
Rotor Switch	This app has a function that expresses the rotor effect of a rotating speaker represented by the Leslie Speaker, and you can switch the rotor effect between stop, slow, and fast. Tap the left side to slow, right side to fast, and center to stop. Slow Stop Fast You can adjust the degree of the rotor effect, such as the strength of the effect and the rotation speed, in the settings panel. See "Settings" for details.
Vibrato	Switches whether to apply vibrato to the A# drawbars sound. Off On
	Switches whether to apply vibrato to the B drawbars sound. Off On
	Switches the intensity of vibrato. Weak Strong
	Toggles whether to add a chorus effect. No chorus effect With chorus effect
	Note: This app cannot use vibrato and rotor at the same time. The rotor function is given priority and no vibrato is applied while the rotor is moving.
Percussion	Toggles percussion on/off. Off On
	Switches the percussion volume. Normal Soft
	Toggles percussion decay speed. Slow Fast
	Select percussion harmonic. 2nd 3rd
	The percussion function can be changed in the Settings panel. See "Settings" for details. Note: Percussion can only be added to the B drawbars sound.
Drawbar Selector	Select the drawbar group responsible for the sound of the mini-keyboard. A# drawbars B drawbars
Preset Selector	There are two preset selectors for A# drawbars and B drawbars, each of which can preset up to 4 sets of drawbar registrations. When tapped, the registration preset there will be applied to the drawbars of the corresponding group.
	A long press will bring up a dialog asking if you want to preset the current drawbar registration to that button. If you want to preset, tap "OK", otherwise tap "Cancel".

The three buttons in the lower right corner of the switch section are, from right to left, the "Menu Button", "Play Pause Button", and "MIDI Indicator".

Name	Display	Description
Menu Button		Tap it to reveal a menu that allows you to select panels that give access to various functions. See "Menu" for details.
Play Pause Button		Activates when the Play-Along player is in motion, allowing you to control the player on the main screen. See "Play-Along" for details.
MIDI Indicator		Displays the MIDI connection status. See "MIDI Indicator" for details.

Drawbar Section

The drawbar section has two drawbar groups called A# drawbars and B drawbars.
Each group has nine drawbars, and depending on how they are pulled out (registration), the overtone structure is set to create the tone.
If you touch anywhere in the drawbar section, the drawbar of that column will be pulled out to the touched position.
Alternatively, you can adjust the degree of pulling out by dragging the knob of each drawbar.
The mini keyboard will sound a tone of the drawbar selected with the "Drawbar Selector".
Note: Percussion can only be added to the B drawbars sound.
The volume of the drawbar operation sound can be adjusted in the Settings panel. See "Settings" for details.

Mini-Keyboard

The mini-keyboard can be used for checking the drawbar tone and for simple playing.
When you play this keyboard, the tone of the drawbars assigned by the "Drawbar Selector" will sound.
This keyboard can be customized as follows:

• Change the start note (the note of the leftmost key).
• Select the number of keys displayed on the screen from 25, 30, and 37.

You can change the starting note and number of keys of the mini-keyboard in the Setting panel. See "Settings" for details.
If you switch the drawbar selector to the A# drawbars, you can play the accompaniment or bass part with the A# drawbars tone on the mini-keyboard while playing the MIDI-connected external keyboard with the B drawbars tone.
Note: The sound source body of this app is designed to produce up to 16 sounds simultaneously, but the number of simultaneous touches on the entire screen including the mini keyboard must be within the allowable number of touches of the device; 5 for iPhone, 10 for iPad. The sound stops when the number of simultaneous touches exceeds the allowable limit.

Menu

You can use this instrument in more ways by understanding the various features of this app that can be accessed from the menu.

Tapping the menu button at the bottom left of the switch section will bring down a menu with a row of icons.

Note: If you have not purchased Extra Features, Extra Features Trial or paid version, only "Settings" and "User Guide" icons will be displayed.

The menu can be hidden upward by one of the following operations.

• Tap the menu icon to call the panel.
• Tap button on the right side of the menu.
• Swipe up on the menu.

Tap the menu icon to display the panel indicated by the icon or the user guide page.
To close a panel, tap the "Done" button below each panel or swipe right on that panel.

Icon	Panel	What you can do with that panel
	Settings	Adjust pitch, keyboard, volume, reverb, expression, percussion, rotor effects and more.
	MIDI	Connection with MIDI equipment, setting of MIDI channel, setting of other MIDI related functions.
	Play-Along	Operate Play-Along player that plays songs from your iPod library.
	User Guide	Open the User Guide page (this document).

User Guide

The user guide explains all the features of this application.
Tapping the "" icon in the menu will call "Quick Start (this page)" as the first page.
You can navigate through the User Guide in the navigation bar at the bottom of the User Guide.
Tip: Swipe the page from the left (or right) edge to the right (or left) to move the page backward (or forward).
To return to the original screen, tap "Done" at the left end of the navigation bar.