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Simply put, it's the Viscount instrument term for "Bass Coupler". - Jonny

Vous en écouterez davantage bientôt. D'autres vidéos sont en route. Restez à l'écoute. 😉 (You will listen more of it soon. More videos are on the way. Stay tuned. 😉 ) - Jonny

@classicviscountorgans Merci . À bientôt...

We're sorry to hear that you didn't get one for Christmas. Though if you happen to be from North America, you can still purchase it from us on our MIDIWorks website here: [USA] us.midiworks.ca/index.php?option=com_opencart&Itemid=104&route=product/category&path=68_86 , [Canada and the rest of North America] midiworks.ca/index.php?option=com_opencart&Itemid=104&route=product/category&path=68_86 - Jonny

It was, though it was the older Cantorum Duo before it was sold, and we eventually got the newer model with Physis Plus, the Cantorum Duo Plus. - Jonny

You're welcome, I'm happy you enjoyed the unboxing! 😄 - Jonny

That is a Hauptwerk organ setup from the parts offered by a sister division of ours called, "Classic MIDI Works". Artisan Classic Organ Inc. is the parent company of both divisions. - Jonny

I'm glad you like it! 😃 - Jonny

I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😄 - Jonny

With a MIDI to USB adapter, yes you can use it as a MIDI Keyboard for Hauptwerk if you wanted to. However, once you get a chance to play on one of these for yourself and (optionally) further customize the voicing to your liking internally via the console's menu and/or with the Physis Plus Editor, you'll see for yourself that it's way more capable of a portable organ instrument compared to using it as a MIDI keyboard for Hauptwerk. Don't take our word for it, be sure to ask others who've purchased any Viscount Physis Plus instrument (including the Cantorum Uno Plus, Duo Plus and Trio Plus instruments). There's a good reason why Viscount has world-renowned and awarded for their patented Physis and Physis Plus tech. 😉 - Jonny

@classicviscountorgans I am asking because I am a harpsichordist and I need two manuals, and so far these portable organ setups seem best for that

Yes, and in the newer firmware versions (1.6.0 and up) you can even connect it just by using the USB B to USB A cable used for the Physis Plus Editor, however I couldn't find a way to connect the pedalboard too, presumably because the pedalboard is already connected to the organ via MIDI

Let alone the three Zimbelsterns? 😉 I made a short about that a while ago: ruclips.net/user/shorts3PUz9Qsx9Sw?feature=share - Jonny

​@@classicviscountorgans That was a surprise!! Which one is your favourite? I think mine is the first one. It's also nice that I have a piano sound too so i could use it to play piano pieces too or even harpsichord

@@yeety1208 I agree with you with the 1st Zimbelstern being my personal favourite from the three available. - Jonny

Joachim, this is a showroom unit, so we didn't tinker too much with the actual nuances of each and every stop in every pipe set. Once you actually start using the Physis Plus Editor (in-console too, with it's easy-to-use user menu), you'll immediately notice the differences with every stop, especially with how you can literally change which stops you want and their parameters to the ideal organ sound you want. Due to Viscount's award-winning Physis Plus physical modelling technology, it's always created in real-time, never copied from samples. What you heard in this tour only scratches the surface of what this small powerhouse is truly capable of. - Jonny

I'm glad you like the orchestral voices! 😃 They're a lot of fun to play with and layer, you'll definitely have a lot of fun experimenting. 😊 - Jonny

As long as it uses MIDI as described in this one (www.viscountinstruments.com/instrument/pedaliera-midi-32-radiale-concava-ago/) the answer to your question is, yes. However, if you don't already have one, they will need to be placed as a special order. - Jonny

From what I understand, having had the organ for just over a week, the enclose button lets you set one of the expression pedals to work as an expression pedal for the whole instrument rather than for just one division (I have the left set up for the choir and the right for the swell on my trio plus), I mainly use it if I need to turn the volume as low as possible and don't want to use headphones 😂

Great question. We didn't have one with us when we had the Soul 261 in our showroom. We can't guarantee when we will next time. Thanks for asking though. Appreciated. - Jonny

Great question! First, in order to help you better, which country do you live in?

It's a tutorial. What else were you expecting? 🤨 - Jonny

Also the Celeste stops need tweaking.

From what we tried, it was not possible to couple the upper manual stops to the lower manual.

The editing of the stop sound can be done with the Legend Soul software.

We made sure to show it listed in this short of ours here: ruclips.net/user/shortsqpBb9guJrts. 😊 - Jonny

Though we made sure to demo it in this voice stops and orchestral voices tour video here: ruclips.net/video/giv388ny28Q/видео.htmlsi=Od7b1WFBB7aVijl3&t=1349 - Jonny

How much of the demo have you actually watched? In case you're new to the channel, this tour of the sound module presets was intended to be as brief and simple as possible. Because if I were to do what you suggested, quite frankly, this video tour would go unnecessarily longer due to how vast the presets are. I'm not as skilled as Lou in the prequel video to this (as seen here: ruclips.net/video/g_WSf8Q2fS0/видео.html ), so I would appreciate your understanding as to how we got to this. - Jonny

​@@classicviscountorgansEr hat doch Recht! Was soll das, nur zwei drei Töne zu spielen. Können sie überhaupt Klavier spielen? sinnlose Demo sorry!

Great question. From my experience with it, the stand for the Legend 70's was quick and easy to assemble. As for how long, I don't know the exact numbers, though my rough estimate would vary from a few minutes to a maximum of 10 minutes, depending on various factors such as having another set of hands helping you with it, a few fumbles that would delay a few seconds, etc. - Jonny

@@classicviscountorgans Thanks a lot👍🏻

Hij heeft (net als de nieuwere Trio Plus) MIDI-poorten aan de achterkant, dus hij kan ook gebruikt worden voor de Hauptwerk VPO-software. (It (like the newer Trio Plus) has MIDI ports at the back, so it can also be used for the Hauptwerk VPO software.) - Jonny

Hi there. Just so I understand you better, did your friend buy the old Cantorum Duo with sampled sounds, or the newer Cantorum Duo Plus with Physis Plus? - Jonny

@@classicviscountorgans hi thanks for the reply, i believe shes using the old version.

Thank you for your patience. I've looked into the user manual of the old Cantorum Duo (accessible online), and I'm sorry to say that there is no keyboard weight setting adjustment that I could find within the settings menu of the instrument. However, from my experience and looking into the user manual of the new Cantorum Duo Plus (also accessible online) on the other hand, there is a "Tracker Touch" setting found in the Keyboards sub-menu of its setup menu. From my experience with the Duo Plus, this Tracker Touch setting of the Duo Plus does a great job simulating the Tracker Touch effect with 5 different settings: No [as in it turns off the tracker touch setting], Simple, Light, Medium & Heavy - Jonny

Sai che l'overdrive può essere modificato a tuo piacimento con il software Legend Soul Editor, no? (You know that the overdrive can be edited to your liking with the Legend Soul Editor software, no?) - Jonny

@@classicviscountorgans sicuramente. Poi il tipo di suono preferito è un gusto personale

That's a good observation, though after doing some research, it appears that Viscount were looking at the Vox Super Continental for the drawbar sounds, as seen in this video that I've just found: ruclips.net/video/e6cgjhz8DgA/видео.html Have you known a Vox Super Continental existed before? Because I've just learned of this now, and it's quite interesting how it all worked out. - Jonny

@@classicviscountorgans i'll have 2 look-I own a UK made 1965 Continental and a 67-Super and a 71 super

@@crazypainter56 Ok, though did you understand what I already said that Viscount (the manufacturer of the Legend Soul organs) must have been looking at the Vox Super Continental for the drawbar sounds, as seen in this video that I've found earleir: ruclips.net/video/e6cgjhz8DgA/видео.html ? - Jonny

Do you live in North America?

Hi there, The drawbars when using the pipe organ models work as a switch. You'll need to pull it at least halfway from it's "off" position in order to turn it on, that way you don't necessarily have to pull them out fully to switch them on. From my experience with the Soul 261, it seems that the manual combinations cannot be coupled to the pedal as there's no coupler to allow that. The Soul 261 has very limited "set" combinations that can be saved. For more options to save combinations, from what I understand, the 273 version with its reverse-coloured keys at the very left of both upper and lower manuals will have more room for combinations. As for your last question, I can't say for sure if there is, or if it is programmable somehow with the Legend Soul editor. I'll get back to your comment as soon as I find out. - Jonny

​@@classicviscountorgans drawbars act as switches...? Why should you use all gears in a car when you can also drive with the handbrake on and only drive backwards 😎

@@oliverfiedler8502 It's just how it was designed that way. I can't explain it to you another way. 🤷‍♂ - Jonny

Indeed, even I was surprised by how assignable they are. - Jonny