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Glossary

 

Each set of organ pipes that produces a different sound is called a 

stop.

 

A tablet is a rectangular switch used to select a stop or coupler.

 

The round switches arranged below the manual keyboard are called 

pistons.

 

The basic group of sounds corresponding to each keyboard is called 

a division.

 

A combination of settings for the stops (sounds) and couplers is 

called a registration.

 

These are the pistons [1]–[5] that are used to store registrations 

(combinations of sounds).

Each general piston stores a combination of sounds and coupler 

settings for the entire organ.

 

These are pistons [1]–[5] that store the sounds of the MAN I division 

(lower keyboard) and MAN II division (upper keyboard).

 

Memory banks are storage areas that contain twenty different sets 

of settings for general pistons 1–5, allowing you to use a larger 

number of registrations.

Each bank, from memory bank 1 (M01) through memory bank 20 

(M20) contains settings for five general memory pistons, letting you 

store a total of 5 x 20 = 100 registrations.

 

This is the round piston labeled [0]. It turns off all currently selected 

sounds (stops), couplers, and tremulants in a single operation.

 

Historically, this refers to a pedal that opens or closes the shutters of 

a chamber containing the pipes, thus smoothly varying the volume 

and tone.

You can also specify whether this pedal will control just the upper or 

lower manual, or the entire organ.

 

You can use the expression pedal to vary the volume or tone. A 

setting screen allows you to choose the division whose volume or 

tone will be affected, but the C-380 provides a MAN I & PEDAL 

enclosed piston which lets you turn on/off control of the MAN I 

division and PEDAL division while you play.

 

This setting allows you to adjust the openness of the shutters to 

specify the minimum volume that will be in effect when the 

expression pedal is completely released.

 

The USER/MIDI couplers allow you to select from a wide variety of 

user sounds that are not accessible as tablet stops.

When using an external MIDI sound module, these couplers are also 

used to play the external sound module.

 

Manual couplers let you play the sound of one manual together (i.e., 

coupled) with the sound of another manual.

[II/I] couples the sounds of manual 2 (the upper keyboard) to 

manual I (the lower keyboard), allowing you to play both from the 

lower keyboard.

[I/P] couples the sounds of manual 1 (the lower keyboard) to the 

pedalboard, allowing you to play both from the pedalboard.

 

This causes the lowest note played on manual I (the lower keyboard) 

to be sounded using the sound of the pedalboard.

When this is used, the lowest note you finger on the lower keyboard 

will be played by the pedalboard sound even though you’re not 

actually touching the pedalboard.

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