[jOrgan-user] meaning of abbreviations in disposition

[BrianS]

Hi Rick,

I am still busy modifiying the Christie disposition, into something much
different.

I would like to understand some of the abbreviations that you used, for
example - NT behind a rank name - does this mean "Normal and Tremmed"?

S = Solo?
g = Great?
A = Accomp?
P = Pedal?
1T = 1'st (normal) touch?
2T = 2'nd touch?

Did I miss any?

Regards,
Brian.



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[John Beach]

The NT after a stop name was an identifier used by Bruce Miles in his
original soundfonts, the EOrg and COrg soundfonts, the former, classical and
the latter, cinema or theater. It meant NOT Tremmed or NO Tremolo. The
later version of COrg 1.04A is different and does not have the Tremmed
presets, +50 higher in the presets. They all use the MOD LFO and VIB LFO
with a frequency of about 5.01 to effectuate tremulant by a Switch Filter
using MPL set 176, set 1, set 48 or set 176, set 1, set 0 to engage or
disengage the effect.

John Beach

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From: BrianS
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Subject: [jOrgan-user] meaning of abbreviations in disposition

Hi Rick,

I am still busy modifiying the Christie disposition, into something much
different.

I would like to understand some of the abbreviations that you used, for
example - NT behind a rank name - does this mean "Normal and Tremmed"?

S = Solo?
g = Great?
A = Accomp?
P = Pedal?
1T = 1'st (normal) touch?
2T = 2'nd touch?

Did I miss any?

Regards,
Brian.



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[BrianS]

Thank you John.

Regards,

Brian.



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