Korg iS40 Turntable User Guide and Features Overview

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Korg iS40 Guide

arrangement, you can quickly select Keyboard Set B5 and access the Piano/Bass split as the live keyboard track!

ProUser Tip:

You can also write the selected Keyboard set as the new keyboard tracks in a desired arrangement, so that the set is automatically selected when you pick an arrangement. Simply select the arrangement, then the keyboard set, then press the REC/WRITE button and write the new arrangement into a USER bank location.

Working With The Backing Sequencer

How about recording and playing back an arrangement, complete with chord, control, and keyboard data? That’s what the Backing Sequencer is all about! Not only that, but once you’ve done it, you can add a few extra tracks, save your Backing Sequence as a Standard MIDI file and attach it to the email you send daily to your friends.

The Accessory Disk that is included with the iS40 contains a Backing Sequence Demo. When you turn off the iS40, you will lose any Backing Sequence data, so it’s important that you backup ALL your data!

The Backing Sequencer Demo

Before you learn how to record your own Backing Sequence, let’s take a quick “tour” of

the Backing Sequence Demo - make sure you’ve loaded it into memory before we start...

1.Press the B.SEQ button. “BSQ0: B. Seq. Demo” will appear in the Display.

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Contents IS40 Guide Table of Contents It’s a Korg Synthesizer Product OverviewIS40 Features and Benefits Plays SMF’s directly from disk Arrangements and Styles Programs and Effects Song Play ModeSong Edit Mode Backing SequencerPro-User Tip Disk/Global ModeDisplay Pages Listening to the Demo SongsAbout the JukeBox function About the Accessory DiskLoading the Factory Data To listen to a single demo songProUser Tip Working With ArrangementsTempo Lock button Working with the TempoSynchro buttons Fade in / OUT buttonSingle Touch button ACC1-3 Mute button Volume sectionLet’s get an idea of how this works Muting the tracksChanging Backing Tracks in an arrangement Getting the original arrangement settings backChanging the Keyboard tracks in an Arrangement Splitting the Keyboard More on the Keyboard tracks- splits, layers etcChanging the Split Point To transpose tracks in an arrangement Keyboard Mode sectionTransposing in Arrangement mode To Layer soundsTo transpose in semitones Chord Scanning and RecognitionPage Keep that arrangement playin’! You’re a Dancin’ Fool Warp-Speed Tour of an ArrangementHence the word interactive, right? ProUser Tip Keyboard SetsWarp speed tour Now to write the new Keyboard set Selecting Keyboard SetsStoring a new Keyboard Set Backing Sequencer Demo Working With The Backing SequencerThat’s it ! You’ve done it Record your own Backing SequenceAs recording continues Working with Standard Midi Files Working with the JukeBox Function Editing Standard Midi files Song Edit modeTo playback SMF files Performance editing Program ModeMEMORY-LOWER / button Additional FeaturesProgram Editing MEMORY-CHORD / buttonScale Types EC5 Pedal Reset buttonEnsemble button Sustain button IS40 $1695 IS50 $1450 What are the main differences between the iS40 and iS50?IS40/50 Arrangements Arrangement and Program ListingsPrograms Synth lead