Korg C-720 Changing tempo to a recorded song, Pedal Punch recording, Auto Punch recording

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Recording a song > Changing tempo to a recorded song

Changing tempo to a recorded song

If you are not happy with the tempo used for recording (may you recorded with a slower tempo), it is easy to adjust it after recording.

Note: After having started recording a song, you can no longer change its time signature. However, you can append a second section with a different time signature (see “Step 6: Second- pass recording” on page 31, step 6).

1.Press the RECORD button to access recording again.

2.Be sure you are at the beginning of the song (measure shown as “---”):

Record:Untitled

M:001 4/4 120

3.Be sure neither the PART 1 or PART 2 indicator is flashing.

4.Use the TEMPO buttons to adjust the tempo.

5.Press PLAY/PAUSE to start the song. Just let a few beats play.

6.Press STOP or RECORD to exit song recording.

Pedal Punch recording

With Pedal Punch recording, you can use a pedal to start and stop recording.

Note: The Pedal Punch function will not work on an empty song. At least one track must already have been recorded.

Warning: The Pedal Punch function overwrites existing notes.

1.Be sure a pedal is assigned the Pedal Punch function (see “Assigning functions to the pedals” on page 49).

2.Be sure to choose the Pedal Punch recording mode (see “Step 3: Setting the record options” on page 29):

3.Press the EXIT button to return to the Record page.

4.Make the PART 1 and/or PART 2 indicator flash, depend- ing on the part(s) you want to record.

5.Press PLAY/STOP to start the recorder. The song will be heard.

6.When it is time to start recording, press the pedal set to the “Pedal Punch” function, and start recording.

7.When finished, press the pedal again to end recording. The recorder stops.

Record Mode

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Pedal Punch

 

 

 

Auto Punch recording

With Auto Punch recording, you can set the start and stop re- cording points, so that recording automatically begins and ends at the defined measures.

Note: The Auto Punch function will not work on an empty song. At least one track must already be recorded.

Warning: The Auto Punch function overwrites existing notes.

1.Be sure to choose the Pnc (Auto Punch) recording mode (see “Step 3: Setting the record options” on page 29):

 

Record Mode

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Pnc S:001 E:001

 

 

 

 

Start Measure End Measure

2. Use the SCROLL / buttons to move the cursor to the S (Start Measure) or E (End Measure) parameters, and use the +/YES and -/NO buttons to choose the start and end recording measures.

3.Press the EXIT button to return to the Record page.

4.Make the PART 1 and/or PART 2 indicator flash, depend- ing on the part(s) you want to record.

5.Press PLAY/STOP to start the recorder. Recording will au- tomatically begin at the “Start” position, and stop at the “End” position.

6.When finished, press STOP to end recording.

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Contents User’s Manual Page Important Safety Instructions Data Reset Contents Main features IntroductionTwo sets of headphones Adjustable pitchPowerful integrated amplification TemperamentsControl panel Performance buttonChorus Connections Connecting other audio devices to the C-720 Connecting to external audio devicesConnecting to an external amplification system Amplification, connect only the L/MONO output. Do not conOpen the key cover Using the music standBefore you begin Turning the instrument onListening to the Demo Adjusting the volumeUsing the headphones Listen to a specified songBefore you begin Listening to the Demo Basic functions Playing a single sound Single modeWhen you turn the instrument on, it is in Single mode GrandPiano 4/4Playing two sounds at the same time Layer mode Selecting a different Left sound Entering the Split modeExit from the Split mode Choosing a different split pointUsing the pedals TransposingPress the Transpose button to show the Transpose dis- play Changing the brillianceTurning the effects on/off Transpose +02 semitonesPerf.01 4/4 Split&Layr Using performancesChoosing performances Performance Button BankEditing a performance Changing the sounds assigned to a performancePiano&Str Ac. Bass Metronome Starting and stopping the metronome, adjusting the tempoAdjusting the tempo Tempo and time signature displayPress the Exit button to return to the Main Choosing a time signatureDrum patterns Metro TS/TempoSaving the metronome settings Adjusting the metronome levelAdjusting the drum pattern’s reverb Selecting the accentPlaying back a song Accessing the Song Play modeHow to select a song After you press the Song button, the Song Play page appearsAlbumSongBook 01-Prelude Prelude 1 M--- 4/4 How to start playbackStarting from a different measure After having selected a song, you can play it backChanging the song’s tempo Muting/unmuting a recorder’s partPlay along with the song Cycle Play Turning the Cycle Play offEntering Record mode with a new, blank song Quick recording procedureEntering the Record mode Entering Record mode with an existing user songSelecting sounds Setting the record options Recording with no metronome Setting the time signature and tempoRecording Recording with the metronomeRecordUntitled M099 4/4 Second-pass recordingChanging sounds to a recorded song RecordUntitled M--- 4/4Changing tempo to a recorded song Record Mode Pedal PunchRecord Mode Pnc S001 E001 Pedal Punch recordingBy choosing to record a new song By choosing the Save Song commandSaving the song By choosing a different songErasing a track Setting Cycle PlayEditing a song Play mode, whose use has been seen above see Cycle Play onCut Measures From 99 Exec? Cutting measures at the end of the songQuantizing the song Quantize Q1/16 Exec?Saving the song after editing Transposing the songDeleting the song Choose a transposition value in semitonesEditing a song Saving the song after editing Editing sounds and performances Accessing the Sound edit modeExit from the Sound edit mode Saving a soundAfter editing a sound Press +/YES to confirm, -/NO to cancelSaving a performance Press the +/YES button to go to the Save To PerformanceUse this page to set each sound’s volume Setting the volumeAdjusting the panning After editing a performanceC-720 is equipped with three types of effects Adjusting the effectsSetting the reverb effect Press Scroll again to select the Reverb On/Off pa- rameterIf you are in Layer or Split mode, press Scroll Setting the chorus or modulation effectSetting the insert effects Use the +/YES and -/NO buttons to select a different effectOctave +02 L+00 Setting the octave transpositionIFX Wet/Dry MW099 LD020 To select the L Layer/Left parameterAdjusting the fine tune Programming the pedalsWith the M Main parameter selected Selecting a scaleSubScale Type Kirnberger SubScale Sw MOn LOffResetting the current sound and performance Reset Snd/Prf Exec?Accessing Global edit Global settingsTouch settings Exit from the Global edit modeDefault split point Master tuningBrilliance Assigning functions to the pedals Pedal 3 Glob Sound Pedal 2 Glob Sound Pedal 1 Glob SoundMute Level Quarter Tone SubScale realtime programmingFast Play Use the +/YES and -/NO button to choose the mute levelMidi Clock Turning the keyboard on or off Local ControlMidi in Channels Midi in Ch Ch01 Tr01 Midi OUT ChannelsPress the Scroll Button to move the cursor to Channel again Button to show the Midi OUT ChannelsData transfer via the USB port Midi FiltersTus of the selected filter On a Mac Drag the Korg SSD icon over the Eject icon Folder ContentErasing songs from the User Song album Erase Song Prelude Exec?System version number General ResetGeneral Reset Exec? Yes/No You can see the operating system’s version number whileWhat can you do with MIDI? What is MIDI?What is Midi Over USB? Midi connectionsUsing the C-720 as a multitimbral tone generator Standard Midi settingsProgram Change Control Change enable/disable Control ChangeKorg USB-MIDI Driver system requirements Installing the Korg USB Midi DriverConnecting the C-720 to a personal computer Please note before useMac OS X Installing Korg USB-MIDI Driver Windows Installing the Korg USB-MIDI DriverDriver’s ports Assembling the stand Fasten the two pieces using two screws a Assembling procedureFor assembly By inserting the four bolts on the front of the pedalAssembling the stand Assembling procedure Assembling the stand Assembling procedure Remove Left Speaker Right Speaker Pedals Disassembly Check after assemblyScrew loosening Sounds AppendixVar Name CC32 Osc Description Var. Name CC 0 CC32 PC* Osc. Description Drum Kits Selected only by Drum Patterns or via MidiBtn Name Sounds / Timbres Mode Remarks Bank PerformancesEffects Reverb Description / Beschreibung ChorusAlbum SongBook Title Composer SongsAlbum Classics Title Composer Page Error messages Problem Possible remedy TroubleshootingPolyphony Technical specifications Specifications 720Midi Implementation Chart RPN LSB, MSBPage Page Korg Italy 2006. All rights reserved

C-720 specifications

The Korg C-720 is a sophisticated digital piano that embodies the pinnacle of modern musical technology and artistry. Designed to meet the needs of both aspiring musicians and seasoned professionals, the C-720 combines exceptional sound quality, advanced features, and an elegant design.

At the heart of the C-720 is Korg's Enhanced Piano Sounds technology, which provides a rich and authentic sound experience. The instrument boasts a comprehensive selection of meticulously sampled grand pianos, electric pianos, and other keyboard instruments. Each sound has been crafted using advanced sampling techniques that capture the nuance and character of the original instruments. The C-720 also features Korg's Dynamic Touch technology, allowing for responsive playing that adapts to the touch of the performer, enabling subtle expression through dynamics.

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Overall, the Korg C-720 is a powerful and sophisticated digital piano that caters to the demands of today's musicians, combining traditional playing feel with cutting-edge technology and features.
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