ORGANIZER™

Polyphonic Organ Emulator

The Organizer is a polyphonic organ emulator designed to mimic old-fashioned organ sounds crossed with the very unique "Guitorgan." It has a warm, very analog feel with a hint of Leslie warble that is different from other modern octave shifters. It is simple to dial in and tracks chords as well as single notes perfectly across the entire fretboard on both guitar and bass. Not only can the Organizer be used on strings, but it has been widely used on everything from vocals and synths to horns and drums. If it makes noise, the Organizer can handle it! The Organizer uses a mix of analog and DSP circuitry with true bypass switching and a fully analog dry signal path.

1. Up: Level control for the upper octave.

2. Down: Level control for the lower octave.

3. Choir: This control takes a mix of the octave up and octave down settings and regenerates it. The end result is an additional signal 2 octaves up, 2 octaves down, and a dry signal with a slight delay that adds a "church organ" feel. This control only works if both the octave up and octave down settings are in use.

4. Lag: Delay control for the wet signal. Full counterclockwise is minimal delay. The delay time increases as it is turned clockwise.

5. Tone: Rolls off the high end as you dial it counterclockwise.

6. Direct: Level control for the dry analog signal.