Korg owner manual Finding your way around the CR-4

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Finding your way around the CR-4

Use this “road map” as a quick guide to find important features of your CR-4.

Connect the AC power adapter here, and turn the CR-4 on and off with this switch

Stereo mastering cassette, CD, etc. is connected here

Speakers: turn these on and off with the rear panel switch. You can also use headphones as an alterna- tive monitoring method.

4-track cassette deck and transport controls. Cassette transport controls are just the same as on any cassette deck.

Stereo head- phones go in here

Mixer section. Controls the input levels, record enabling, and output levels of the tracks, as well as the effects for the tracks, and the pan positions.

Ampworks effect. Use this to give your playing a distinc- tive sound.

Guitars, basses, microphones, synthesizers and so on go into these 1/4-inch jacks.

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Contents Page Precautions LocationTable of Contents About this manual Features of the CR-4Unpacking your CR-4 Few dos and don’tsIntroduction About multitrack recordingAbout the Ampworks effects Finding your way around the CR-4 Connections from the CR-4 Connecting the powerConnections to the CR-4 Inserting the tapeSetting up the CR-4 Making your first recording Recording the rhythm machineRecording a bass Recording a guitar Recording vocalsMixdown Mixing levelsMulti-track recording Using the noise reductionMore advanced techniques Expanding the inputsControls What is RemsAmpworks effects Modeling typeEffects TAP controlUsing the CR-4 as a guitar combo Using the CR-4 as a pre-amplifierFurther uses for the CR-4 Audio specifications and performance SpecificationsPhysical specifications Dimensional drawingBlock Diagram Page Important Notice to Consumers