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Pegasus Wing V2 R0.03 User Manual
Revision 2
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  • Page 1 Pegasus Wing V2 R0.03 User Manual Revision 2 Gedownload bij www.wersi-fan.nl...
  • Page 2 About This Manual: This manual provides information about the new Pegasus Wing software update 2.0 R0.03 onwards. WERSI provides new software updates on an ongoing basis. New software updates can include new functions, new innovations, sounds, styles, presets and more. Of course there are also additional sound activations that are added too.
  • Page 3 Pegasus Wing Version 2 Software Welcome... WERSI released the new Version 2 software for all Pegasus Wing customers to coincide with the launch of the Pegasus Wing 2.0 Keyboard model. We’re pleased to confirm that Version 2 of the OpenArt-System for Pegasus Wing contains new functions and expansions! The functions and new drawbar system are completely free of charge, while the expansions are available at an additional cost, adding new Sounds, Styles, Drums and Total Presets etc.

  • Page 4: Proceed As Follows

    Pegasus Wing Version 2 Software New ‘Save’ Options for Total Presets From software version V1 R 1.02 the possible options to save the total registrations (total presets ) have been extended. When you save a preset total , every currently active setting on your instrument (as you have set on your instrument) is saved perfectly as heard at the time of saving.
  • Page 5 Pegasus Wing Version 2 Software The following display is now shown: For clarity, all the possible settings are combined in groups in the instrument, which are in turn classified into sub-groups for individual settings. The next pages will show you the different groups and the respective settings. Name of the Currently Selected Sub Category button: This allows Total Preset in use, which the...
  • Page 6 (Choose to remember the volumes for each manual and sound selector or not). 4. WERSI-Chord (Choose to remember the WERSI Chord type or not. WERSI-Chord is Auto-Harmony). 5. Effects (Choose to remember the Effects for the Manuals or not). 6. Manual Transpose (Choose to remember the Manual Transpose or not).
  • Page 7 Splits Options Options are: 1. Keyboard-Split (The option to either save the currently selected Keyboard Split, or default to the standard). 2. Lower Split (The option to either save the cur- rently set Keyboard Split for the Lower Manual - can be used for either the Pegasus Wing as a single ar- ranger keyboard or in duo pro format [Pegasus Wing Duo Pro] using the Lower Manual).
  • Page 8 Sound-Settings Options Options are: 1. Manual-Dynamic (The option to either save the currently selected Manual Dynamic settings in the General Settings Page, or you can press the ‘Standard’ button to default to the factory standard option for Manual Dynamic). 2. Sound Mix (The option to either save the cur- rently set Volumes for the left and right hand as well as the pedals).

  • Page 9: Karaoke Function

    Karaoke Function With the new software you can load MIDI Files that contain Karaoke Text, which can be viewed on your instruments touch screen display. Please refer to the main manual for information and instruction on loading MIDI files into your Pegasus Wing OAS data- base.

  • Page 10: Additional Settings

    Additional Settings: With the new OAS Pegasus Wing Version 2 software, two new additional MIDI settings have been added. You can find this under ‘SETTINGS’ / ‘GENERAL SETTINGS’. Seq Transpose The Seq Transpose button (shown here highlighted in Orange) is a function that when high- lighted (to show it is actively in use), means that any MIDI Sequence selected can be trans- posed along with the manuals in semitone adjustments.

  • Page 11: Intro / Ending

    Break + Variaiton Next variation higher at the same time. Turn on or off selector Upper 2 Turn the WERSI-Chord function on or Upp2 On / Off WersiChord On / Off New in version 2 software!
  • Page 12 Hammond organ ‘B3’ sound. It has been acclaimed in its authenticity and detail. The VB3 is a VST and a special WERSI edition has been produced by the VB3 development team that naturally integrates into your Pegasus Wing keyboard.
  • Page 13 You’ll see that the 2nd option down is the ‘VB3’ - the ultimate Virtual Tonewheel Organ. Next to the logo is the: This button allows you to open the VB3 Editor. Open Editor: This button allows you to open and load a VB3 Instrument List. Load Instrument: This button allows you to save a VB3 instrument list.
  • Page 14 Open Editor (VB3) Press on the ‘Open Editor’ button in the Drawbar Plugin Edit page. The following display will be shown: Here the controls for the entire VB3 can be found. There are numerous Controls, but we’ll describe them all the same as they are explained for bigger OAS 7 instruments in their respective programmers manual.
  • Page 15 Transpose Upper Manual Transpose - These buttons allow you to change the transposition up 12 semitones or down 12 semitones. It is perhaps a slightly redundant feature as the OpenArt-System of the Pegasus Wing will automatically transpose the VB3 regardless. Percussion Control On / Off - This Rocker Switch allows you to turn the Percussion effect on and off.
  • Page 16 VB3 - Advanced VST Options With the VB3 VST edit window open, as well as the controls that you can see on the display, there are many more options available for you to explore. At the top of the Display you’ll see ‘Preset Options Menu’ ‘Global Options Menu’. By pressing and holding your finger down for 3-5 seconds over the Preset Options Menu, you’ll note that the following display will now be shown: You can then enter into the different options by pressing on the menu that you wish to access.
  • Page 17 KeyClick Type 1. Natural 2. Always Dark 3. Always Bright KeyClick Max Delay Choose between a setting of 1 millisecond and 39 milliseconds. Background Hum Level This setting allows you to replicate the old style Background Hum generated by the electronic tonewheels. Choose be- tween Low, Medium, High or Very High!

  • Page 18: Global Options

    Pedalboard and MIDI response, what MIDI program change commands the VB3 should recieve. There is also a multitude of other settings directly related to the VB3 sound and organ characteristics. Fortunately for you, the WERSI Edition doesn’t need to be changed in terms of MIDI channels or MIDI responses, however, you can alter the Sound Characteristics and experiment with the organ sounds.
  • Page 19 Saving a VB3 Sound / Plugin Adjustment It is possible to save your VB3 sound adjustments once you’ve altered a sound. To do this, in the ‘Edit Drawbars Plugin’ display, press the ‘Save Instrument’. A new display will be shown: You can choose the destination of where you’d like to save the new VB3 User Sound...
  • Page 20 Loading a VB3 Sound / Plugin Adjustment It is possible to load your previously saved VB3 sound adjustments for later recall. To do this, in the ‘Edit Drawbars Plugin’ display, press the ‘Load Instrument’. A new display will be shown: Navigate to where your VB3 User Instrument is stored.
  • Page 21 VB3 Sound List / Levels Zugriegel Standard Level 4 VB3 Sound Button Level Zugriegel Weich (Soft) Level 4 Zugriegel Verzerrer Level 4 Zugriegel Roto <-> Level 4 ZR Ro/VibC-3+Perc3rd Level 5 ZR Rotor + Perc 2nd Level 5 ZR Rotor Rock Level 5 ZR Rotor Gerade Level 5...
  • Page 22 VB3 Trouble Shooting It has come to our attention that customers have reported a whirling noise coming from their Pegasus Wing instruments. This is a feature of the VB3. It is called: Rotary Wind Noise. In the VB3 Plugin Edit, open the Global Options Menu. The 5th option from the bottom of the Global Options menu list is: Rotary Wind Noise.

  • Page 23: Editing A Style

    Editing a Style It is now possible to edit a Style within the Pegasus Wing. With regards to what is possible, you can edit all Style Parts (Intros / Endings / Breaks / Variations etc). You can alter parameters such as instrument sounds to be played by the style parts and their respective tracks, the effects (Reverb, Echo an Chorus) as well as Panorama, Volume and Octave settings.
  • Page 24 New General Settings Options With the new software comes yet more options for Pegasus Wing customers. On the General Settings Page, at the bottom there is a tab that is labelled ‘Page 2’: Press on this. The display will change to the following screen: You’ll note that the Footswiches display is now very different to the old OAS Pegasus Wing software.

  • Page 25: New Options

    New Options Depending on which of the three new options is selected, depends on the setting currently in use by your Pegasus Wing. The option ‘Use Setting from Total-Preset’ means that your Pegasus Wing will retain the setting that is stored into the cur- rent Total Preset that is selected.
  • Page 26 You’ll see that there are three new Style Editions waiting to be activated: 30 new Styles with a modern Pop / Rock feel, created by the musicians at WERSI Direct Ltd. There is a varied genre of 1. Modern Pop-Rock Styles Styles for you to use from Dance and Pop styles to Maches and Waltzes! 18 new Styles from the professional musicians at Musicstore Professional, exclusively developed by the Pegasus Wing.
  • Page 27 WERSI Style Editor On the Main Display, press the ‘Edit Acc’ button. The accompaniment mixer will open. In the bottom right corner, please click on the ‘Advanced’ (Erweitert) button. The Style Editor will now open. The Style Editor:...
  • Page 28 The Style Editor Explained The Style Editor allows you to edit an existing style / Realdrum. You can edit values such as volume, pan, effects, sounds per track, parts, One Touch Settings as well as Tempo and part usage here. Save Button - use this to save a style Style name - Click on this long bar Press this button to Exit the Style...
  • Page 29 Accompaniment Volumes This is where you can set the actual volume of a Style Track. Simply use your finger on the touch screen to move the volume slider up and down. The volume value will change in real time as and when you move the slider.
  • Page 30 Delay - This setting will allow you to set the intensity of the Delay (Echo) effect. One Touch Settings - How to assign them within a Style. One of the great new fea- tures of the Pegasus Wing V2 R00.03 software release is that you can now assign One Touch Settings to a Style.
  • Page 31 Select the Style Part - in this example, Main A. Then, press on the ‘One Touch’ button (large grey button under the Main A, Main B, Main C and Main D’ buttons). You can then choose a Total Preset from either the Factory or User settings.

  • Page 32: Midi Sequencer

    MIDI Sequencer To edit a MIDI file, select a MIDI file from the ‘MIDI’ button on the left side rhythm / accompaniment section. The MIDI Sequencer is nearly identical to the Style Editor and the controls function the same. The exception is that there are 16 tracks available to edit rather than 8 tracks that make up a style.
  • Page 33 Save- Press this button to ‘Save’ Style Name - Press this button to open Edit- Press this button to ‘Exit’ from the MIDI Sequence. the Virtual Typewriter and change the the MIDI Sequencer. name. Tempo - Adjust the tempo of the MIDI Bar Count - This shows us the number of Sequencer here.

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