Wersi SONIC User manual

User Manual (English)
Revision 2, December 2014. Software Version 1.01-06

SONIC User Manual
Revision 1, September 2014.
English Text: WERSI DIRECT LTD (Robert New)
WERSI DIRECT LTD
Bells of Ouzeley
Straight Road
Windsor
Berkshire
SL4 2SH
0800 084 2013
[e-mail]
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www.wersidirect.com
SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE: The information contained in this manual is believed to be correct at the time of
printing. However, WERSI / Musicstore Professional / Your WERSI Dealer (WERSI Direct Ltd) reserves the right to change
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Congratulations
Congratulations on the purchase of your state of the art WERSI Sonic instrument. What is the Sonic?
It’s a next generation WERSI instrument that is both organ, high end arranger and music studio.
Whether you simply like to play the organ in a simple fashion or whether you love to experiment with
technology and the technical side of music making, the Sonic gives you all of the tools that you’ll ever
need!
Combining breath taking new sounds, new styles, new Realdrums and accompaniments, it’s a step into
musical heaven.
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SONIC INDEX
1.1 GETTING STARTED
1.2 AN OVERVIEW
1.3 THE LEFT PANEL OF THE SONIC
1.4 THE RIGHT PANEL OF THE SONIC
1.5 OTHER SOUND FAMILIES
1.6 PHYSICAL DRAWBARS
1.7 VOLUME DRAWBARS
1.8 ACCOMPANIMENT CONTROLS
1.9 TOUCH SCREEN DISPLAY
1.10 EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS FOR THE SONIC
1.11 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1.12 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR INSTRUMENT
1.13 FEEDBACK / REPORTING IMPROVEMENTS FOR YOUR SONIC
1.14 BUTTONS WITH NO FUNCTION
PRE-SEPTEMBER 2014 SOFTWARE
1.1 TURNING YOUR SONIC ON
1.2 THE MAIN DISPLAY (EASY MODE)
1.2.1 THE MAIN DISPLAY EXPLAINED (EASY MODE)
1.2.2 UPPER MANUAL (EASY MODE)
1.2.3 PEDAL (EASY MODE)
1.2.4 ACCOMPANIMENT
NEW EASY MODE SOFTWARE (POST SEPTEMBER 2014)
SOFTWARE 1.01-01
1.0 - THE NEW SONIC STARTUP DISPLAY AND NEW FUNCTIONS / IMPROVEMENTS
NEW EASY MODE SOFTWARE (DECEMBER 2014)
SOFTWARE 1.01-06
1.1 - THE NEW SONIC STARTUP DISPLAY AND NEW FUNCTIONS / IMPROVEMENTS
1.1.1 - TURNING ON YOUR NEW SONIC
1.2 THE NEW EASY MODE DISPLAY EXPLAINED
2.1 HOW TO CHANGE SOUNDS.
2.2 HOW TO TURN SOUNDS ON AND OFF
2.3 FULL UPPER / FULL LOWER AND DYNAMIC BUTTON FUNCTIONS
2.3.1 DYNAMIC BUTTONS
2.4 ADDITIONAL SETTINGS FOR UPPER, LOWER AND PEDAL SOUNDS
2.5 SETTING THE SPLIT POINTS FOR EACH SOUND
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2.5.1 REMOVING THE SPLIT POINTS
2.5.2 LOWER MANUAL SPLIT POINTS
3. THE STYLE MIXER
4.1 EASY MODE TOTAL PRESETS
4.2 EASY MODE TOTAL PRESETS EXPLAINED
4.3 REVERB, CHORUS AND DELAY BUTTONS
5. CHANGING TO THE PRFESSIONAL MODE
6.1 SELECTING SOUNDS
6.2 SELECTING ACCOMPANIMENTS
6.3 THE SONIC SOUND LIBRARY
6.4 ADDING ACCMPANIMENTS FROM USB STICK
7. THE PROFESSIONAL MODE
7.1 THE ACCOMPANIMENT MIXER (PROFESSIONAL MODE)
8.1 WHAT IS A SOUND CHANNEL
8.2 HOW TO SELECT A SOUND CHANNEL
8.3 HOW TO TURN A SOUND CHANNEL ON OR OFF
8.4 ADDITIONAL SETTINGS FOR THE SOUND CHANNELS
8.5 SOUND CHANNEL MIXER
9. SAVING A USER TOTAL PRESETE
10.1 SOUND SELECTION DISPLAY
10.2 MODIFYING SOUNDS
10.3 ASSIGNING A SOUND TO A SOUND PUSH BUTTON
11.1 ACCOMPANIMENT
11.2 ACCOMPANIMENT - EDITING CATEGORIES
11.3 ASSIGNING ACCOMPANIMENTS TO A PUSH BUTTON
11.4 EXPORTING AN ACCOMPANIMENT
11.5 IMPORTING AN ACCOMPANIMENT
12 TOTAL PRESETS (ONE TOUCH SETTINGS)
13.1 EFFECTS
13.2 EDITING THE EFFECT SECTION (REVERB)
13.3 EDITING REVERB 2
13.4 EDITING CHORUS
13.5 EDITING DELAY
14. SETTINGS
15. GENERAL SETTINGS
16. PANEL SETTINGS
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16. PANEL SETTINGS
17. HELP
18.1 ACCOMPANIMENT EDITOR
18.1.1 COPYING, PASTING AND DELETING STYLE TRACKS
18.1.2 ADD REALDRUM / REMOVE REALDRUM
18.1.3 SETTINGS FOR THE STYLE TRACKS
18.1.4 PATTERNS FOR STYLE TRACKS
18.1.5 EDITING PATTERNS
18.1.6 IMPORTING AND EXPORTING PATTERNS FOR EXTERNAL EDITING
18.2 SAVING A STYLE
18.2.1 IMPORTING AND EXPORTING A STYLE AS A MIDI FILE
18.2.2 EXPORTING A STYLE TO AN EXTERNAL DEVICE
19 DRAWBAR EDITOR
20 INPUT MIXER
20.1 LOAD MIXER SETTINGS
20.2 SAVING MIXER SETTINGS
20.3 LINE IN SETTINGS
20.4 MICROPHONE SETTINGS
20.5 AUDIO IN
20.6 DEFAULT MANUAL SOUNDS
20.7 DEFAULT MANUAL DRUMS
20.8 DEFAULT ACC STYLE SOUNDS
20.9 DEFAULT ACC STYLE DRUMS
20.10 DEFAULT ACC-SEQ SOUNDS
20.11 DEFAULT ACC-SEQ DRUMS
20.12 REAL AUDIO STYLE - ACC STYLE
20.13 VB3 UPPER MANUAL
20.14 VB3 LOWER MANUAL
20.15 WERSI VINTAGE DRAWBAR SOUNDS (UPPER)
20.16 WERSI VINTAGE DRAWBAR SOUNDS (LOWER)
21 OUTPUT MIXER
21.1 OUTPUT MIXER EQ SETTINGS
21.2 LOADING AN OUTPUT MIXER
21.3 SAVING AN OUTPUT MIXER SETTING
22 SOFTWARE UPDATE
23 ACTIVATIONS
24 HELP
25 SOUND EDITOR
26 ACCESSING REVERB, CHORUS AND DELAY FROM THE CONTROL PANEL
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1.1 Getting started
What you need to know:
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also ship with 2 x WERSI Vocalis 120 HD speakers (offer is current as of September 2014. Please check
with your dealer that this offer is still current).
Connect your Vocalis speakers to your new Sonic using Audio Cables. Using the provided Power Ca-
bles, power up your new Vocalis speakers and WERSI Sonic instrument.
If you’ve aquired your WERSI Sonic via a non WERSI Dealer (on the used market for example) you can
purchase WERSI Vocalis 120 HD Speakers direct from your local WERSI Dealer.
Call us on 0800 084 2013 to discuss your needs.
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1.2 An Overview
Let us take the time to get to know your instrument. It’s important that you should feel comfortable
with your new Sonic to get the maximum music making enjoyment from it. Like all newly developed
instruments, learning to use the Sonic naturally will have a learning curve.
Additional to this hard copy manual, there will also be DVD tutorials produced by WERSI Direct Ltd.
We anticipate these DVD’s to be expanded as and when the WERSI development team produce new
software updates for your Sonic, improving the instrument and the OpenArt-System (OAS8) - OAX.
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their respective functions.
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Sound Eects /
6 Programmable Buttons
Accompaniments / Styles /
Realdrums
Sound Selectors / Controls
Total Presets
(Registrations)
Touch Screen Display
Sound Selection Panel
Drawbars (Upper / Lower) USB BAY
Rhythm Controls Manual Total Presets Volume & Light Controls
Blu-Ray / DVD Drive Volume Sliders

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1.3 The Left Panel of the Sonic
What you need to know:
This panel is the top right panel (just above the grey volume drawbars and DVD / Blu-Ray drive). This
panel controls the Sound Effects, Accompaniment Selection, Sound to Style Controls, Global Manual
Controls for turning sounds on and off as well as a bank of 10 Total Preset (Registration buttons) as
well as bank up and down controls.
Effect-Sounds - 6 Programmable Effect Buttons for triggering SFX Sounds.
Accompaniments - 14 Buttons that contain the different accompaniments that you can instantly
access.
Accompaniments include the following:
STYLES - A style is an accompaniment consisting of 8 musical ‘tracks’ and a further 16 ‘patterns’ per
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The 8 tracks consist of 2 Drum tracks, 1 Bass track and 5 ‘band’ tracks. A style also uses the WERSI
Longwave Digital Drum Kits (made up of multi-layer dynamic samples).
REALDRUMS - A Realdrum is a ‘Style’ (Audio-Style) with an Audio Drummer recording that replaces
the Digital Drum Kits. The Realdrum also has 8 tracks of auto accompaniment. The newly created ‘Son-
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PLEASE NOTE: Some of the Realdrums from the popular OAS 7 instrument line that are included with
the Sonic only contain 4 x Variaitons, 2 x breaks and 2 x intro / endings.
MIDI - Standard MIDI Files type 0 and type 1 are naturally accepted by the Sonic. The new Sonic also
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AUDIO - Naturally the Sonic allows you to play both WAV and MP3 accompaniments.
POP / ROCK / DANCE / BALLAD / BALLROOM / ENTERTAINER / SWING / BIGBAND / LATIN /
COUNTRY / TRADITIONAL / WORLD / MOVIE & SHOW / USER & EXPANSION
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AUDIO - Press this button to access the WAV / MP3 recordings on your Sonic.
Acc Controls
ACC ON - This button allows you to turn the Auto-Accompaniment (Backing) on or off.
AUTO-BASS - This button allows you to the ‘Auto-Bass’ function on / off. This is useful if you do not
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assist all users, no matter as to your playing ability.
SOUND TO STYLES- These four buttons are ‘One Touch Settings’ of the Sonic. When a Style is selected,
use these buttons to ‘orchestrate’ the style with professional registrations.
FADE IN / OUT - This button allows you to ‘Fade In’ or ‘Fade Out’ the accompaniment. This can be pat-
icularly effective for an alternative start or end to your arrangement without using the intro / ending
buttons.
Global Manual Controls
LM-HOLD - This allows you to play a chord and remove your hand from the manual. The sound of the
chord or note pressed on the Lower Manual will still continue to sound! Perfect for releasing your left
hand to be able to use other controls on the Sonic!
WERSI-Chord - This button allows you to turn on the ‘Easy-Harmony’ type effect. In the past this is
sometimes referred to as ‘Single Finger Melody’ or ‘Single-Finger Harmony’. Different manufacturers
have different names for this. WERSI have always called their intelligent auto-harmony system
‘WERSI-Chord’.
When you play a note or chord on the Lower Manual, a corresponding harmony is played when you
press a note on the Upper Manual.
There are many different Harmony Types:
4-Way Close 1 Harmony
4-Way Close 2 Harmony
BB Brass (BigBand Brass) Harmony
BB-Reeds (BigBand Reeds) Harmony
Big Band Harmony
Block Chord Harmony
Country Harmony
The WERSI-Chord function is great for creating realistic band sounds, church organs, choral sounds,
bigband / swing / jazz type playing arrangements.
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Duet 1 Harmony
Duet 2 Harmony
Fanfare Harmony
Fingered Harmony
Hymn Harmony
Normal Harmony
Solo-Voice
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REVERB - This allows you to access the Reverb effect.
CHORUS- This allows you to access the ‘Chorus’ effect.
DELAY - This allows you to access the Delay (Echo) effect.
Upper Controls
DYNAMIC - This button alows you to turn the ‘touch sensitivity’
on or off for the respective sound selector.
FULL UPPER - This button allows you to remove any split points set for the Upper Sound Channels.
Lower Controls
DYNAMIC - This button alows you to turn the ‘touch sensitivity’
on or off for the respective sound selector.
FULL LOWER - This button allows you to deactivate the splitpoints set on any of the Lower Sound
Channels.
SOUNDS ON:
Upper Sounds On - Use these three buttons to respectively turn on or turn off the sounds in ‘Easy’
mode.
Lower Sounds On - Use these three buttons to respectively turn on or turn off the sounds in ‘Easy’
mode.
TOTAL PRESETS
Total Presets - The 10 Total Preset buttons allow you to instantly
select any of the currently active Total Presets.
Banks - The < Banks > buttons allow you to move up or down
through the Total Preset banks.
PLEASE NOTE: The Total Preset Buttons are also duplicated with
the Buttons between the upper and lower manuals. You’ll see that
they are direct copies of each other. Both serve the same function.
The reason there are two registration sets of buttons is that
different people have different playing styles and while some are
used to the WERSI Total Preset buttons of the OAS and CD-Line, many are used to the registration
styling of buttons between manuals found on many Japanese manufactured organs and our later OAS 7
organs.
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1.4 The Right Panel of the Sonic
What you need to know:
The right side panel features the buttons that control the Transposer, Tempo Wheel, Drawbar Function
buttons and the Sound Selection buttons.
TEMPO / DATA WHEEL - The Tempo / Data wheel allows you to change the Tempo or an accompa-
niment as well as change the data settings and values of different functions, as explained later in this
User Manual.
Transposer - The transposer allows you to ‘transpose’ the key that your Sonic will ‘play’ in. Increases
are in semitones. You can move through the respective keys in a cycle. Press the ‘Normal’ button to re-
turn to the key of C. (Please note: As of September 2014, the LED’s in the three buttons do not light
up currently. This will be corrected in a future software release).
Live Controls
OVERDRIVE - This button turns on / off the Organ / Drawbar Overdrive effect. This is a popular ‘tube
distortion’ type effect used by popular prog-rock type musicians.
KEYCLICK - This button turns on / off the Keyclick effect on the Live Drawbar sounds.
PERC ON - This activates the Percussion effect.
2nd / 3rd - This activates either the 2nd percussion footage or the 3rd percussion footage (harmonic).
VIBRATO - This button allows you to activate the Vibrato effect of the drawbar section. This is the
effect that is the closest to the historical WERSI-Voice effect.
ROTOR - This button activates the rotor effect. The Rotor effect allows you to control the ‘Leslie’ effect
of the drawbars. Use the ‘Rotor’ button in the ACC Rhythm Control section to speed up or slow down
the rotor effect when the Rotor button is activated.
The WERSI Live Drawbars consist of the WERSI Edition VB3 (Hammond Clone) as well as the new
Vintage WERSI plugin that simulates the WERSI Galaxy and WERSI Spectra using pure sine sam-
ples taken directly form a real WERSI Galaxy and Spectra organs respectively. This super emu-
lation of the Vintage WERSI is currently in development and will be released for the Sonic in a
future software update.
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DRAWBARS
LIVE - This button allows you to access the ‘Live’ drawbar sound settings. Here you
choose drawbars that can be controlled directly by the real drawbars for Upper / Lower
manuals respectively.
PRESETS - This button gives you access to pages of ‘preset’ drawbar sounds. Professionally setup and
crafted drawbar settings perfect for you to instantly use.
ACCORDIONS
LIVE - This button activates the Accordion Live Page. Here you can select ‘Real Accordion’
samples taken from world leading accordion instruments. Choose the respective Accordion
that you’d like to use and then use the Realtime Rockers
When you press the ‘Live’ button, the following display is shown:
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the ‘Accordion’ control with OAS 7 and then incorperated it into the Pegasus Wing too. The Sonic is
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ion. For Accordion and Traditional European music pureists, this is musical heaven!
It should be noted that the Accordion sounds of the Sonic are comprised from hundreds and hundreds
of sound samples, recorded by WERSI using state of the art recording techniques.
We offer our thanks to the development team and accordion musicians who made these sounds and
the lending of some veyr famous accordion instruments.
PRESETS - This button will take you to pages of preset Accordion Longwave sounds. The Sonic and
WERSI product line contains the biggest real Accordion Sample library on any hardware or software
instrument.
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Choose between:
Supita Accordion
Morino Accordion
Alpina Accodion
Musette Accordion
Mengascini Accordion

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1.5 Other Sound Families:
The other Sound categories of the Right Hand panel & Power button:
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sound selection.
PIPES - 
USER SOUNDS - Access your User Sounds (if any have been loaded or created by you).
EXPANSION SOUNDS - This button allows you to access the Expansion Sounds that you may have
unlocked on your Sonic.
MALLETS & BELLS - These buttons access tuned percussive sounds such as Glocks, Xylophones, Bells
etc.
VOICES - These buttons access the famous WERSI Choirs and Vocal Soloists.
STRINGS - These buttons allows you to access all stringed instruments. Voiling: Solo Stringed instru-
ments, Strings: Ensemble String Sounds, Orchestra: Large incredible tutti sounds.
GUITARS - These buttons allow you to access the following: Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars and Bass
sounds. Please note that the Bass button access both Bass Guitar Sounds and Bass Pedal Sounds re-
spectively.
PIANOS - This buttons allow you to access: Acoustic Pianos, Electric Pianos and ‘Other’ Pianos. There
are pages and pages of beautiful pianos.
WINDS - These buttons allow you to access Trumpet / Trombones and other Brass Soloist Sounds. You
can also access Brass Ensemble Sounds, Horns, Orchestral Brass and a many more from here.
Saxophones: Access the incredible new Tenor and Alto Saxophone sounds as well as a large
selection of sax ensembles, Glen Miller sounds, Baritone, Rock and Soprano Saxes!
Flute: 
Woodwind: Access Clarinets, Oboes, English Horns and more!
Other - Access world sounds such as Indian Flutes and more
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The Power button
turns your instrument
on / off. You’ll also be
prompted on the dis-
play to turn off.

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Right Hand Panel Sounds Continued...
Synthesizer
LEAD - Lead Synth Sounds. (Cool Lead Synth sounds!)
PAD - Pad Synth Sounds. (Beautiful Pad sounds!)
ANALOG - Analog Synth Sounds. (Retro Synths - including a few WERSI Synth Brass Sounds among the
hundreds!)
TRANCE - Trance Synth Sounds (Perfect for Pop / Club / Dubstep music!)
MOTION - Gorgeous moving sounds and pads.
ARPEGGIO - Arpeggiate sounds that correspond to what notes are played on the manuals / pedal
board.
DRUMS
DRUMS - A selection of Drum Sounds
PERC - A selection of Pecussive Drum Sounds
Sound-Effect - A selection of Sound Effect sounds, including percussive FX sounds.
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1.6 Physical Drawbars
There are two sets of Drawbars. 9 Drawbars for the Upper Manual and 7 Draw-
bars for the Lower Manual:
The Upper Drawbars: The Lower Drawbars:
You can slo see that the Drawbars can be used as ‘Assignable Controls’. This means that as well as func-
tioning as traditional Drawbars, you can also assign sound parameters and controls to the drawbar
sliders for ‘Real Time Control’. This will be explained in more detail over the course of the manual.
For now, let us stick to the operaiton of normal drawbars.
You can push and pull the Drawbars in the normal manner.
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The 9 Drawbars for the Upper
Manual contains the footages that you
can see to the left.
The Lower Manual doesn’t support the
16’ or 5 1/3’ footage.
However, software modules may in-
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ty musical possibilities.
Assignable Controls: You’ll note numbering along the tops of the Drawbars for both the Upper
and Lower Manuals. (1 - 16). This is because a future software release will allow you to use the
Drawbars as parameter controllers.

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USB BAY
General Volume and Light Controls
Headphones
MODULATION / PITCH WHEELS
DVD - Blu-Ray Drive
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There are 4 USB ports available on the WERSI Sonic. This
provides a large number of possibilities for connection to
USB storage devices such as a memory stick / External Hard
Disk. Additionally, you can also connect items such as a USB
mouse / Keyboards etc.
LIGHT - This controls the intensity of the Console lighting
VOLUMES:
GENERAL - Controls the overall volume of the SONIC
MICROPHONE - Controls the volume of the Mic Input
HEADPHONES - Insert a standard 1/4” jack into the Head-
phone port to play with Headphones.
PITCH - The Pitch Wheel allows you to Pitch Bend sounds.
On the Sonic, Sounds on the Upper and Lower can be set to
be affected by the Pitch Bend wheel.
MODULATION - The Modulation Wheel allows you to ‘mod-
ulate’ and affect sounds. The down position is the neutral
‘off’ position. The up position activates the Modulation
effect.
Here you insert CD-ROM / Music CD’s / DVD / Blu-Ray
discs.
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WERSI software updates, new accompaniments, sounds or
Total Presets, the state of the art drive will always help you
out!
DVD Video - 
discs that WERSI may produce. This can include tutorials or music concert DVD’s!
Burning your own CD - If you have recorded your own music, why not produce your own Audio CD?
The onboard burner allows you to create your own CD’s in an easy manner.

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1.7 VOLUME DRAWBARS - Every aspect of the Sonic can be controlled directly by the grey Volume
Drawbars on the left hand side of the Touch Display Screen.
Accompaniment Volumes
SONG - This grey volume drawbar controls the overall volume of the Accompaniment section. It also
acts as the volume control for MIDI and Audio Sequences.
Drums - This grey volume drawbar controls the overall volume of the Digital Drums and the
Realdrums respectively.
BASS - This grey volume drawbar controls the volume of the accompaniment bass track in a style or
Realdrum respectively.
ACC - This grey volume drawbar controls the volume of the 5 accompaniment ‘band’ tracks in a style
or Realdrum respectively.
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Manual Volumes
The manual volumes are separated into three different sections that correspond to the ‘Easy
Mode’ of the Sonic.
PEDAL - This grey volume drawbar controls the volume of the sound for the Pedal Board in Easy
Mode.
LOWER 1,2 & 3 - These three grey volume drawbars control the volumes of sound selectors 1,2 & 3
for the Lower Manual in Easy Mode.
UPPER 1,2 & 3 - These three grey volume drawbars control the volumes of sound selectors 1,2 & 3 for
the Upper Manual in Easy Mode.
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1.8 Accompaniment Controls / Rotor Control
The Sonic features a very similar Rhythm Control set as the later OAS 7 models. For familiarity and
popularity of the ease of control, we’ve choosen to retain the design of these successful WERSI models.
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VARIAITONS A,B,C & D - These four buttons each house a
different variaiton for the respective Realdrum / Style that
is selected. Please note that they also contain the 4 x Fills.
ACTIVATE A FILL - Simply press on the currently selected
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ROTOR SLOW/FAST - This button allows you to change
the Drawbar Rotor speed between slow and fast.
INTRO / ENDING 1,2 & 3 - These three buttons allow you
to either trigger any of the three intro parts for your ac-
companiment, or if the accompaniment is already playing,
simply press the buttons to activate the respective ending.
PLEASE NOTE: when you trigger an Intro (1,2 or 3),
please remember to press the ‘Start’ button to start the
Intro, or the Sync. Start button.
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the immeadiate next bar.
Break 2 - 
the immeadiate next bar.
Sync. Start - When this button is pressed, the RED LED at the top of the button will remain lit until you
press a key on the Lower Manual that will start the accompaniment. In old fashioned terms, Sync. Start
means ‘Syncronised Start’ - Synced by your left hand on the Lower Manual!
1.9 Touch Screen Display
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table like device. Not only is the screen
touch responsive, but it also responds to
‘Multi-Gesture Touch’.
This means that you can use more than
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up and down through sound lists as well
as control different aspects of the Sonic.
Multi-Gesture Touch works much like an iPhone or iPad which many consumers across the world own.
Your Sonic features this as a new technological innovation. WERSI leads the way again for new quick
and easy music making possibilities. Also, the application of Multi-Gesture Touch is paticularly exciting
for owners who have an appetite for the technical side of music and studio production!