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Duplicating Divisions
Other things to Consider
You have four midi keyboards and you want the Choir of the sample set to be
duplicated on your Solo manual. Why would you want to do that? So that you can
get ready to play that Trompette en Chamade solo, which is located on the choir manual
of a three manual sample set, on the solo keyboard of the four manual pipe organ you are
about to play in recital. Is this the ultimate practice organ or what!?!
Simply go to Organ settings | Keyboards, then click on the Input 2 tab, select the
Choir on the left hand side, click on Auto-Detect on the top right, and play the
bottom and top notes of the fourth manual. (The choir division was already assigned
to the bottom keyboard with the Primary Input when you originally assigned all of the
keyboards.)
Reassigned and Floating Divisions
You can temporarily reassign the keyboards for certain situations. For example,
you have a three manual organ, but you are playing a recital on a two manual
organ. To help you prepare for this, you can assign the Great to the bottom
keyboard and the Swell to the middle keyboard. How about reassigning the
Great and Choir manuals for some French organ literature? It only affects this
sample set and you can change it back by pressing a piston.
You have two midi keyboards and you want to play a three manual sample set.
You can assign several virtual keyboards to one MIDI keyboard. Let’s say that
you want to play a four manual sample set on two midi keyboards you can
assign two virtual keyboards to each MIDI keyboard.
To do either of the above:
PART ONE
1. go to Organ Settings/Advanced Midi Applications/Floating division MIDI
keyboards screen,
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