Korg The iS40 manual Changing the Split Point

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Korg iS40 Guide

4.Press and Hold the SPLIT POINT button, located to the left of the display in the MODE section. Look in the Display as you do this, and in the upper-right area, you’ll see “SPLIT” and “C4” below it. This is the current split point for Arrangement B66.

5.While Holding the SPLIT POINT button, press any key on the keyboard, and the Display will indicate the new selected split point. Release the SPLIT POINT button and play the keyboard to hear the new split.

6.Re-select Arrangement B66 again, to recall the original setup.

7.Start the arrangement by pressing START/STOP.

8.Press the LOWER button in the KEYBOARD ASSIGN section, and then play chords in the lower range. You’ll hear the “Lite Voices” program assigned to the lower split point. Play in the upper range to hear the “Dist Lead” sound.

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Changing the Split Point:

1.Select Arrangement “A75 By on”. Again note that the UPPER1 button is lit. Also note that the SPLIT button is lit in the KEYBOARD MODE section, located above the PROGRAM section.

2.Without starting the arrangement, simply play notes in the lower and upper ranges of the keyboard.

3.Press and Hold the SPLIT POINT button, located to the left of the display in the MODE section. Look in the Display as you do this, and in the upper-right area, you’ll see “SPLIT” and “C4” below it. This is the current split point for Arrangement A75.

4.While Holding the SPLIT POINT button, press any key on the keyboard, and the Display will indicate the new selected split point. Release the SPLIT POINT button and play the keyboard to hear the new split.

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Contents IS40 Guide Table of Contents Product Overview It’s a Korg SynthesizerIS40 Features and Benefits Plays SMF’s directly from disk Arrangements and Styles Song Play Mode Song Edit ModeBacking Sequencer Programs and EffectsDisk/Global Mode Display PagesListening to the Demo Songs Pro-User TipAbout the Accessory Disk Loading the Factory DataTo listen to a single demo song About the JukeBox functionWorking With Arrangements ProUser TipWorking with the Tempo Synchro buttonsFade in / OUT button Tempo Lock buttonSingle Touch button Volume section Let’s get an idea of how this worksMuting the tracks ACC1-3 Mute buttonChanging the Keyboard tracks in an Arrangement Getting the original arrangement settings backChanging Backing Tracks in an arrangement More on the Keyboard tracks- splits, layers etc Splitting the KeyboardChanging the Split Point Keyboard Mode section Transposing in Arrangement modeTo Layer sounds To transpose tracks in an arrangementChord Scanning and Recognition To transpose in semitonesPage Warp-Speed Tour of an Arrangement Keep that arrangement playin’! You’re a Dancin’ FoolWarp speed tour Keyboard SetsHence the word interactive, right? ProUser Tip Storing a new Keyboard Set Selecting Keyboard SetsNow to write the new Keyboard set Working With The Backing Sequencer Backing Sequencer DemoAs recording continues Record your own Backing SequenceThat’s it ! You’ve done it Working with Standard Midi Files To playback SMF files Editing Standard Midi files Song Edit modeWorking with the JukeBox Function Program Mode Performance editingAdditional Features Program EditingMEMORY-CHORD / button MEMORY-LOWER / buttonEnsemble button Sustain button Reset buttonScale Types EC5 Pedal What are the main differences between the iS40 and iS50? IS40 $1695 IS50 $1450Arrangement and Program Listings IS40/50 ArrangementsPrograms Synth lead

The iS40 specifications

The Korg iS40 is an innovative and versatile musical workstation that caters to musicians, composers, and sound designers alike. Combining portability with a robust feature set, the iS40 stands out in the crowded realm of digital instruments. Designed with both beginners and professionals in mind, this instrument offers a wide range of functionalities that facilitate creative expression.

At the heart of the iS40 lies its extensive sound library, boasting over 600 sounds sourced from Korg's renowned engineers. These sounds encompass a diverse array of musical genres, including acoustic and electric pianos, synth leads, strings, and percussions, providing users with a rich tapestry to explore their musical ideas. Additionally, the iS40 features over 200 preset styles, which are designed to accompany various musical genres, allowing users to simply play along with preset rhythms or even create their own.

One of the standout technologies in the iS40 is its advanced PCM sound engine, which delivers high-quality audio playback, ensuring that performances are both dynamic and realistic. The inclusion of the powerful filter and modulation options further enhances the sound design capabilities of the workstation. Musicians can manipulate and shape their sounds with precision, creating customized tones that suit their artistic vision.

The user interface of the iS40 has been designed with simplicity and functionality in mind. The well-organized layout, with a color display and intuitive navigation, allows users to easily browse sounds, styles, and settings. Furthermore, the onboard sequencer supports up to 16 tracks, enabling detailed composition and arrangement of musical ideas, complete with real-time recording and editing features.

Connectivity is another strong point of the iS40. The workstation provides USB connectivity for seamless integration with computers, enabling users to interface with music production software and DAWs. MIDI input and output capabilities also allow the iS40 to function as a controller for external devices, expanding its versatility within the studio or live performance settings.

Battery-powered operation makes the Korg iS40 truly portable, allowing musicians to take their creativity on the go. With a light and compact design, it is an ideal choice for both home studios and outdoor sessions. Whether used for practice, composition, or live performance, the Korg iS40 delivers a powerful blend of features and functionalities that satisfy the needs of any music creator.
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