July 2008

November 2008

1.  SOUNDS

a) In Excel 1997-2003 Format

There is one file downloadable from the link underlined above. This contains three sheets:
i) Alphabetical sequence by Name
ii) By Midi Prg No sequence
iii) By instrument category sequence.

This format has the advantage that you can adjust the sheets yourself as Wersi adds sounds and include your own User Edited Sounds if you wish.

b) In PDF Format

There are three files downloadable from the following links:
Alphabetical sequence by Name
By Midi Prg No. sequence
By instrument category

2.  STYLES

a) In Excel 1997-2003 Format

There is one file downloadable from the link underlined above. This contains two sheets:
i) Alphabetical sequence by Name
ii) By Wersi Factory database number sequence

b) In PDF Format

There are two files downloadable from the following links:
Alphabetical sequence by Name
By Wersi Factory Database No.

NB. The database numbers are preceded by “F” for Standard Factory Styles and by “FR” for Factory REAL Styles

1 November 2008

Many manufacturers of organs/keyboards provide OTS on-board, whereby the user selects a particular piece of music or style and there are then immediately four full Registrations (Total Presets) available to use at the press of a single button each.  Wersi provides such a feature on the Apollo but has not, as yet, provided this facility on its other instruments.

This article uses the Variation Presets feature which Wersi has provided to allow the user to make up their own OTS system. It is DIY but that then allows the user to employ their own sounds and styles which may be unique to their Wersi instrument.

I should be interested in your feedback on this so do let me know your thoughts.

Colin
March 2009

1 May 2009 : Please note that the Variation Presets procedure works only with Styles and not with Midi-Files or other formats which can be loaded into the Styles slot of a Total Preset.

December 2009

These two links appeared in the Home Page “Latest” Panel during November/December 2009.

Bill supplied us with this link which explains all about the VB3, plus this translation of Wersi’s Information Sheet.

Club Member Jeff Ormerod has been working hard behind the scenes to provide us with five Articles about how to set up your Wersi instrument in order to obtain an optimum sound quality. These are fascinating Articles which explain, in a highly professional presentation, exactly how to adjust the many settings available, especially those under the Mixer and Outputs tabs. Having only recently explored these very features for Articles 13 and 14 of my “New to OAS-7?” series, I am still in the process of reading Jeff’s Articles with much interest. I am sure you will find them equally fascinating and I thoroughly recommend them to you.

As usual, each title is a link to download the relevant pdf Article.

February 2010

Here is a link to a Q&A page about Jeff’s Articles and the procedures included within them: