Korg The iS40 manual IS40 Features and Benefits

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Korg iS40 Guide

iS40 Features and Benefits

Feature

Benefit

 

 

61-key keyboard

The addition of aftertouch makes the iS40

with velocity sensitivity and aftertouch

more expressive and professional allowing

you to control a sound’s vibrato or other

sensitivity

 

effects directly from the keyboard. Aftertouch

 

is also important for computer users who

 

will be using the iS40 as their main input

 

keyboard.

 

 

384 onboard sounds

This selection of sounds goes way beyond

320 ROM Programs {including full GM

just a GM “engine”, and includes plenty of

locations for your own sound creations.

soundset}

64 RAM Programs

 

16 drumkits

 

 

 

Simple sound editing

The iS40 allows the you to easily tweak and

 

even create new sounds from scratch.

 

 

14 MB of PCM ROM

This wide range of samples covers way

includes new 2MB piano.

more than the full GM soundset, and also

includes an expressive stereo panned

 

 

piano. Many of these samples are {the

 

same as} used in professional Korg

 

keyboards like the Trinity, M1, O1/W, N-

 

Series and SGproX.

 

 

2 independent stereo digital

Each processor offers 47 different effects

multi effects processors with

types with real-time modulation control.

dynamic control

The iS40 offers up to 4 effects at the same

 

time with a number of routing configurations,

 

perfect for mixing the group of instruments

 

used within each Arrangement or sequence.

 

 

144 Styles

Styles are the musical basis for auto-

{128 ROM/16 RAM}

accompaniment - they contain the recorded

performances for each part.

 

Each Style includes 4 Variations, 2 Fills, 2

This is the largest number of Styles ever

Intros, and 2 Endings

offered in a Korg i-Series instrument, and all

 

 

are newly-created by experts in the field.

 

They are amazingly musical and never

 

sound “canned” or mechanical!

 

 

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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