Korg EA-1 Copying a part Copy Part, Data Copy within a pattern, Erasing motion sequence data

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4.Pattern mode

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4

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Copying a part (Copy Part)

You can copy the sound settings and phrase pattern data (in- cluding motion sequence) from a selected part to another part.

1.If the pattern is playing, press the Stop/Cancel key to stop playback.

2.Press the Part key to select the copy destination part (the LED will light).

3.Hold down the Shift key and press step key 10 (Copy Part). (Key 10 will blink.) The display will begin blinking.

4.Rotate the dial to select the copy source pattern number.

5.Use the part key to select the copy source part. (The copy source LED will blink, and the copy destination LED will be dark.)

6.Press step key 10 once again to execute the Copy Part opera- tion.

To cancel, press the Stop/Cancel key.

For details on data copy within the same part, refer to the following section "Data Copy within a part."

Data Copy within a pattern

Phrase pattern data (including motion sequence data) that you create for a pattern of length 1 can be copied to the steps of lengths 2...4. This function is a convenient way to create a pat- tern that uses similar phrases repeatedly.

1.Create a pattern with a length of 1, and Write it into memory. (Refer to p.32 "Saving a pattern.")

2.At this point, the same data as in length 1 will automatically be copied to the steps of lengths 2...4.

3.Change the pattern length to the desired length. (Refer to p.26, "Length, Scale/Beat settings.")

4.The steps of lengths 2...4 will contain the same data as length

1.Now you can edit the data of lengths 2...4 to complete the pattern.

The data will be copied in a similar way when the pattern length is 2 or 3 (refer to the table below). If you shorten a pattern you create, the data will be copied according to the shortened length.

Copy Pattern data

Pattern

 

Pattern data before

 

Pattern data

 

length

 

writing

 

 

 

 

after writing

 

1

 

A

 

 

 

A

 

A

 

A

A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2

 

A

 

B

 

 

A

 

B

 

A

B

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3

 

A

 

 

B

 

C —

 

A

 

 

B

 

C

C

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The data that is copied automatically when you Write a pattern does not force the pattern length (1--4) to change. If the length is 4, data will not be copied within the pattern.

Erasing motion sequence data

4.Pattern mode

Example

A01

Copy source

d01

Copy destination

from a part (Clear Motion)

This operation erases all the motion sequence data of a part.

1. If the pattern is playing, press the Stop/Cancel key to stop

playback.

C20

Part 1

Part 1 (sound, phrase pattern)

Part 1 (copy of C20 part 2)

2. Hold down the Shift key and press step key 11 (Clear Mo-

tion). (Key 11 will blink.)

Part 2 Part 2 (sound, phrase pattern)

Part 2 (copy of A01 part 1)

2,5

3.Use the Part Select key to select the part whose motion se- quence you wish to erase.

4.Press step key 11 once again to clear the motion sequence data.

To cancel, press the Stop/Cancel key.

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2

2,4

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Contents Page CE mark for European Harmonized Standards FCC Regulation Warning for U.S.AContents Song mode Global mode Introduction Main featuresAbout the data you create on the EA-1 Preparing to play Adapter cable holder Power switch AC Local VoltageMake connections and play Example connectionsCommon section Front and rear panelFront and rear panel Synthesizer sectionStep Key section Sequence Control sectionShift key Connector sectionListening to a Song Conceptual diagram of the EA-1What is a Song? Basic operation Quick StartTrying out the functions Using the dial to change the tempoUsing the Tap Tempo key to change the tempo Listening to PatternsModifying editing the sound Striking keys to play sounds Keyboard functionPart Modifying editing a phrase pattern What is a Phrase Pattern?Playing the sound of a part along with a song or pattern Modify edit the sound along with a song or patternStep Recording using the Step keys to create a phrase Basic Saving a pattern that you createWhat is a Motion Sequence? Using a Motion SequenceBasic operation Quick Connecting various sources to the audio inputWhat is Pattern Set? Using the EA-1 as a tone generator modulePlaying with Pattern Set EA-1 ER-1 Synchronized playback with the ER-1EA-1 ER-1 Basic operation Quick StartSelecting a pattern Pattern modeSetting the playback tempo Playing a pattern Pattern PlaySynthesizer parameters Creating a patternSelecting a pattern Editing the sound of a partFilter Effect Length Length, Scale/Beat settingsSwing settings What is Length?Event editing Creating a phrase patternRealtime recording Step recordingGate Time 25...64.0 Changing the pitchPitch Changing the gate timeEditing patterns Motion sequence Convenient functions forMove Data 16...16 Transposing a phrase TransposeMoving data within a part Move Data Transpose 24...24From a part Clear Motion Copying a part Copy PartData Copy within a pattern Erasing motion sequence dataPattern Set Using Pattern Set to perform Pattern Set PlayRegistering a pattern for Pattern Set Saving a pattern Write Selecting a song Song modePlaying a song Song Play Specifying a pattern for each position Creating a songCreating a song from scratch Erasing song data Clear SongPitch Offset 24...24 Specifying the pitch of each PatternEditing a song Inserting a pattern at a specified Position Insert PatternDeleting a pattern from a specified Position Delete Pattern Song modeChanging the pattern for a specific Position Deleting event data from a song Clear Event Saving a song WriteChecking for song event data Audio Global modeMetronome settings Adjusting the volumeSaving the settings you Modify in Global mode Write Protect settings Memory ProtectProtect On, oFF Transmit/receive dump Data Midi Data Dump Midi modeSetting the Midi channel Part 1 Midi ch Setting the Midi channel Part 2 P2 chBend Range 12...12 Midi filter settingsSaving the settings you Modify in Midi mode Write Adjusting the pitch bend RangeAbout Midi AppendicesEditing sounds etc TroubleshootingTransmitting sound setting Data Data Dump About system exclusive messagesEr.9 Error messages Er.1Specifications Er.2Example sounds Blank Chart Index Registering Realtime RecordingStep Realtime ResonanceSong Name List Pattern Name ListBank Transmitted Recognized Remarks Function Midi Implementation ChartSynthesizer 1999.2.3Korg INC

EA-1 specifications

The Korg EA-1 is a distinctive and innovative synthesizer that has captured the attention of electronic musicians and producers since its release. As part of Korg's Electribe series, the EA-1 offers a unique combination of features, technologies, and characteristics that make it an ideal choice for those looking to create cutting-edge sounds and rhythms.

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