Korg MICRO manual Data dump, Midi Data Dump, Transmission procedure, Reception procedure

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Data dump

6-1. MIDI DATA DUMP ()

Data dump

"Data dump" is a function that transmits program or global data in the form of MIDI exclusive data, so that it can be saved on a connected MIDI data filer or computer. This can also be used to transmit data to another microKORG unit.

Do not touch the knobs or keyboard of

the microKORG while data is being transmitted or received. Also, never turn the power off during this time.

Some USB-MIDI interface devices may not be able to transmit/receive the microKORG's MIDI exclusive messages.

Transmission procedure

1Connect the microKORG's MIDI OUT connector to the MIDI IN connector of a device that is able to receive a MIDI data dump, and set both devices to the same MIDI channel.

2Hold down the SHIFT key and press the 6 key.

The display will indicate "."

3Turn the 1 knob to select the type of data dump that will be transmitted.

1Program ():

Data for the currently selected program

will be transmitted.

Program ():

Data for all programs will be

transmitted.

Global ():

Global data will be transmitted.

(→p.58)

All ():

All programs and global data will be transmitted.

The 6 key will begin blinking.

If you decide to cancel, press the lit SHIFT key.

4Press the blinking 6 key.

The data dump will be executed, and then the microKORG will return to its normal state.

If you did not select a data dump to be transmitted, the 6 key will remain lit. If you attempt to transmit by pressing

the 6 key in this state, the display will indicate "---" and the data dump will not be executed.

For the size of the dumped data and the time required for each, refer to table s6- 1.

Reception procedure

Use the following procedure when you want to return previously-saved data from a connected MIDI data filer or computer back to the microKORG, or to receive data from another microKORG unit.

1

Connect the microKORG's MIDI IN

 

connector to the MIDI OUT connector

 

of the device that will transmit the

2

MIDI dump data.

Set the MIDI channel of the transmit-

 

ting device to match the microKORG's

 

MIDI channel. If you previously

 

transmitted data to an external MIDI

 

device and want to receive it into the

 

microKORG, set the microKORG's

 

MIDI channel to the same setting as

3

when it originally transmitted the data.

Set the SHIFT function MIDI FILTER

 

"SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE" to Enable.

table s6-1

Data to dump

Data size (Bytes)

Time required (Seconds)

1Program

291

Less than one second

Program

37,157

approximately 15

Global

229

Less than one second

All

37,386

approximately 15

2

3

2, 4

 

(➝ p.60)

Turn "WRITE PROTECT" OFF (➝ p.63).

4 Transmit the data from the MIDI data

filer or other device. For the transmis-

sion procedure, refer to the manual of

the device you are using.

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Contents Page Page Iii Table of Contents Table of Contents Saving your edited settings Midi on the microKORGMain Features IntroductionFront and rear panel Front panelEdit Select 1 dial Edit Select 2 dial Timbre SELECT/FORMANT Hold keyEdit Controls 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 knobs Rear panel Connecting the included mic ConnectionsConnections from the audio outputs Connections to the audio inputsTurning the power on Power supplyTurning the power on Turning the power offMicroKORG contains several demo songs Demo songsListening to the demo songs Using the Performance Edit function to modify the sound Synth programsSelecting and playing a program Modifying the soundUsing the keyboard for control Using the Pitch and MOD wheels for controlUsing the Octave Shift UP and Down keys for control Vocoder programs Playing a vocoder programKnob 1 CUTOFF, Knob 2 Resonance Knob 3 EG ATTACK, Knob 4 EG ReleaseUsing the arpeggiator Using the step arpeggiator to vary the arpeggioArpeggiator Modifying the arpeggioSelect the parameter that you want to edit Basic editing procedureBasic editing To return to the original parameter values of a program If the parameter value does not change when you turn knobsHow to read the pages for each section p.16 Using both timbres Layer Editing each timbreListening to only one timbre Solo Selecting the timbre to editOverview Editing a synth programStructure of a synth program Voice SYNTH/VOCODER SINGLE/LAYERVoice Assign Unison DetunePitch SYNTH/VOCODER Wave ControlYou can modify the waveform by adjusting this value Adjusting this value will modify the waveform. FigureTriangle Wave Sine WaveWave Control Processing an external input audio signal Wave Saw, Square, Triangle OSC MODSEMITONE-24...24 TUNE-63...63OSC 2 Level Noise Level 127 Mixer SynthOSC 1 Level Type DB LPF FigureCUTOFF0...127 ResonanceFilter KEY Track 12dB BPF12dB HPF Filter oscillationSustain Release EG Reset ATTACK0...127Decay Second note-on will start from a levelAMP Amplifier Synth LEVEL0...127Panpot L63...Center...R63 DistortionEG Reset AMP EG SYNTH/VOCODERAttack SustainLFO 1, 11. LFO 2 SYNTH/VOCODER Wave LFO1Tempo Sync OFF, on Frequency Wave LFO2Patch 1, 13. Patch 2, 14. Patch 3, 15. Patch 4 Synth MOD INTVelocity keyboard playing strength Keyboard tracking keyboard posi- tionEditing a vocoder program Structure of a vocoder programCarrier ModulatorOSC1 SYNTH/VOCODER Editing example for a vocoder programHigh-frequency portion of the signal will always be passed Gate SenseTHRESHOLD0...127 HPF LevelNoise Level Mixer VocoderInst Level Sense Filter VocoderFormant Shift INTENSITY-63...63 FC MOD VocoderAmp EG will be the modulation source AMP Vocoder Direct LevelCH 1 Level CH 2 LevelCH 3 Level CH 4 LevelDelay effect Delay FX Editing the effects and EQMicroKORGs effect structure Modulation-type effect MOD FXMOD FX SYNTH/VOCODER Selects the effect typeLFO Speed Specifies the speed of the modula- tion effect LFODelay SYNTH/VOCODER Delay TimeDelay Depth Tempo SyncEQ SYNTH/VOCODER LOW EQ GainHI EQ Gain Sets the amount of boost or cut forEditing the arpeggiator Structure of arpeggiatorResolution 1/24...1/4 ARPEG. a SYNTH/VOCODERTEMPO20...300 GATE0...100ARPEG. B SYNTH/VOCODER LatchKEY Sync Last StepOverall settings Global Global structureSignal will not be output Signal will be output 30.0...50.0Position Audio in ThruMidi on the microKORG Using the microKORG with Other Midi devices MidiConnecting Midi devices/computers MIDI-related settings Synchronizing the arpeggiator Set the microKORGs Global Position to Pre TGLocal MidiMidi CH Messages transmitted and received by the microKORG Midi channelsPitch bend Program changeParameters transmitted and received via Nrpn Controlling CH Param Gate valuesOther controls System exclusive messages Realtime MessagesFront panel knob/key control change assignments Control 2 values when OSC 1 Wave = Dwgs OSC 2 Semitone valuesSaving your edited settings ProcedureSaving Data Saving a programShift functions Copying a timbreExchanging timbres Initializing a programMidi Filter Initializing CH Level A/BInitializing CH PAN A/B Midi FilterAssigning control changes Assigning control changesControl Change Transmission procedure Reception procedureData dump Midi Data DumpRestoring the factory settings Write protect setting Restoring the factory settingsWrite protect setting PreloadSwitch between Edit Select 1/2 Enter demo modeOther Shift key functions Timbre solo functionLFO 1/2 and delay time synchronization Example 2. Delay timeAppendix Example 1. LFO1Troubleshooting Specifications and options Symbols IndexIndex Korg INC Voice Name List Parameter List Shift Function List
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