Korg KTV1 owner manual Clips, Copying a clip, Erasing a clip, Editing a clip

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2. Clips

For each piece of video material that you sample, you can specify the playback start point, end point, loop point and looping method; these settings can then be saved along with the video material as a “clip.” Even when using the same piece of video material, you can change the start point etc. and save it as a different clip.

Copying a clip

Here’s how you can copy an existing clip, edit it, and save the edited result in a different bank.

Copying a single clip

1Hold down the EDIT key and press the BANK key; the EDIT key and BANK key will blink, and the Clip Copy operation will be selected. The clip pad that you want to copy is called the copy-source, and the clip pad where the copy will be saved is the copy-destination.

2Select the copy-source clip pad. In MONITOR 2, a red frame will appear around the copy- source clip pad.

3Select the copy-destination clip pad. A blue frame will appear around the copy-destination clip pad.

NOTE You can’t copy to a location in which a clip has already been saved. If there is no available copy- destination, you’ll need to erase a clip to make space.

4Press the YES/WRITE button twice to copy the clip.

Press the NO/ESC key once to un-select the copy destination (blue frame). Press the No/ESC key a second time to un-select the copy-source (red frame).

To cancel the entire Clip Copy operation, be sure the copy destination and copy-source have been un-selected, then press the NO/ESC key twice.

Erasing a clip

Erasing the contents of a clip to create a blank clip

1Hold down the EDIT key, the NO/ESC key, and the clip pad that you want to erase (all three together).

The clip pad and the EDIT key will blink, and the VALUE display LED will blink “ErAS”.

2Press the YES/WRITE key twice to erase the selected clip. If you decide not to erase, press the NO/ESC key twice.

NOTE You can’t erase a clip whose Protect setting was turned “on” in Clip Edit mode.You must first turn Protect off before erasing the clip.

NOTE You can’t recover an erased clip. If the sampled video material used by the erased clip is not used by any other clip, the sampled video material itself will also be erased.

Editing a clip

You can specify the way in which a clip will play, and the BPM value that determines its playback speed. You can also protect a clip to prevent it from getting erased or modified.

Clip editing

1Hold down the EDIT key and press the clip pad of the clip you want to edit. The selected clip pad will blink orange during editing.

2Turn the VALUE knob to choose the clip Playback Type - T1. T2. T3 or T4 from pages 40 through 43. This is the first digit (after the “T”) in the VALUE display. (☞p.40, Playback Type and Playback Pattern selection)

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Contents Page Precautions Handling of the internal hard disk About your dataAbout the video clip collection Table of Contents Introduction Main featuresTop panel Controls and connectorsValue knob YES/WRITE key Front panel Video Input indicatorAudio Trig Input L/R jacks Rear panelSelecting the DV connector input/output setting Connection diagramAbout video signal formats Basic connectionsConcepts Basic concepts and operationSampling video StylesTerms Power Turning the power on/offBasic operation Playback MonitorsPlaying a clip Selecting and playing videoSelecting a bank Selecting a styleViewing an external video source Working with external video sourcesMixing an external video source with a clip To select an external video sourceSynchronized playback using the BPM setting Setting the BPMSynchronizing to music Adjusting the audio trigger level Synchronized playback using an audio triggerUsing an external audio signal to control an effect Synchronizing the start of the clip to the audio triggerPlaying a motion sequence Using Motion SequencesLooping the playback of a motion sequence Recording a motion sequenceErasing a motion sequence Editing a style Customizing a Style -Style EditingChoosing a style Style editingChanging the operation of the ribbon controller Editing examplesChanging the wipe type Sampling Creating a clip -Sampling and Quick EditingSampling video Sampling a video input sourceMain Out Capture Capturing video and using it as an input sourceResampling to a clip Copying a clip ClipsErasing a clip Editing a clipTurning Protect On or Off Copying a bank BanksAssigning a bank to a clip pad group Copying an entire bank of clipsOperations in Utility mode Utility modeEntering Utility mode Navigating the Utility modeMidi setting Utility menu items and proceduresSetting the control change number HDD freeBackup Power on setupBacking up video data to an external device Restoring video data Backing up style and motion sequence data Preset InitializeRestoring style or motion sequence data Style Parameter List Parameter listGroup B Operation settings Controller Assignment list Start Variation listSingle Routings Routing listDual Routings Three-layer Routings Separate output Routings Main OUT Monitor OUT Parameter A2 A5 = 00 Fade Transition listParameter A2 A5 = 01 Wipe Parameter A2 A5 = 02 WipeEffect list Enabled 1 and EnabledPlayback Type and Playback Pattern selection Clip parameter listType 1 Specified End Point Pattern 1 Normal LoopPattern 3 One-Shot Type 2 Tempo and Beat Specified End PointPattern 4 Reverse Normal Loop Pattern 5 Reverse Alternating LoopPattern 1 Normal Type 3 Specified Loop Point and End PointPattern 3 Reverse Normal Loop Pattern 4 Reverse Alternating LoopType 4 Tempo and Beat Specified Loop Point and End Point Using the kaptivator with your computer Using BPM to control the video playback speedAppendix Tips for working with the kaptivatorSampling video from your computer into the kaptivator Managing data on the hard driveUsing Midi to work with clips Trobleshooting Specifications Preset Style listStyle Cheat PresetVideo Effect settings Controller will apply a video Style User KTV1 Midi Implementation Data Processload Completed CONT# Midi Implementation Chart Important Notice to Consumers
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