Korg The iS40 manual Selecting Keyboard Sets, Storing a new Keyboard Set

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Korg iS40 Guide

Selecting Keyboard Sets:

1.Repeatedly press the BANK button in the KEYBOARD SET section, until you see the A-bank LED light.

2.Now press KEYBOARD SET NUMBER button 1. Play the keyboard to hear the selected set.

Storing a new Keyboard Set:

1.Select Arrangement “A13 L.A. R&B”.

2.Press the LOWER button in the KEYBOARD ASSIGN section.

3.Press the LOW/UPP2 button in the VOLUME section.

4.In the PROGRAM section, press BANK F, followed by NUMBER 8, then 1, to select Program “F81 AmbassFret”. Play in the lower range of the keyboard to hear the selected program.

5.Press the OCTAVE [-] button once, to transpose the bass down an octave.

6.Press the PAGE+ button twice, to move to PAGE3. On this page you can adjust pan and effect send levels for the selected track.

7.Press the CURSOR> button to move and set both the C and D effect send levels to a value of “0”, so that the bass track has no effect processing.

8.Play in both ranges of the keyboard - you’ve created a Piano/Bass split. Adjust the volumes of the LOWER and UPPER tracks by pressing the appropriate buttons in the VOLUME section.

Now to write the new Keyboard set:

9.Press and Hold the REC/WRITE button.

10.In the KEYBOARD SET section, repeatedly press the BANK button and watch the Display, until you see Bank “B”. Press KEYBOARD SET NUMBER “5” to select BANK “B5”.

11.Release the REC/WRITE button, then press the ENTER/YES button twice, to WRITE your new Keyboard Set into memory.

12.Now re-select Arrangement “A13 L.A. R&B”. Note that the original track assignments are recalled, but when playing this arrangement, or any other

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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 Backing Sequencer Song Play ModeSong Edit Mode Programs and EffectsListening to the Demo Songs Disk/Global ModeDisplay Pages Pro-User TipTo listen to a single demo song About the Accessory DiskLoading the Factory Data About the JukeBox functionWorking With Arrangements ProUser TipFade in / OUT button Working with the TempoSynchro buttons Tempo Lock buttonSingle Touch button Muting the tracks Volume sectionLet’s get an idea of how this works 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 To Layer sounds Keyboard Mode sectionTransposing in Arrangement mode 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 editingMEMORY-CHORD / button Additional FeaturesProgram Editing 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
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