Korg HDR-TRI manual Disk not formatted, Error in wiping medium, No unused sounds found

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Messages

Messages

When the HDR-TRIis installed, the following messages will be added.

Disk not formatted

Meaning: The disk for which Wipe was attempted is not formatted.

Action: Use the Format command of the TRINITY to format the disk.

Error in wiping medium

Meaning: Disk wipe could not be performed.

Action: The disk is damaged. Use a different disk.

Memory full. Audio track can’t play to the end.

Meaning: The master track's memory has been used up, so the audio track can- not be played back to the end.

Action: Increase the available memory of the master track by deleting tempo changes etc. from the master track.

No unused sounds found

Meaning: When you executed the Disk mode command Delete Unused Sound, no unused sounds were found.

Troubleshooting

Problem: An asterisk “ ” appears to the right of the page menu button (as shown in the graphic at the right), and problems such as a flickering LCD and a drop in volume occur.

If you continue using the unit under these circumstances, functions may stop working properly. Take the following actions immediately.

Cause: The clock is not being detected correctly. The cable connected to the S/P DIF IN connector may not be plugged in, a frequency other than 48 kHz may be transmitting to the S/P DIF IN connector or for a sim- ilarly related reason. Also, if the DI–TRI is installed, the clock may not be correctly detected because the BNC cable may not be plugged in, etc.

Action: First, confirm that the connected cable is working. Then, input the correct clock [48 kHz (± 5 Hz) to both the S/P DIF IN connector and the WORD CLOCK IN connector], and set the Global mode P1 (Glo- bal Setup) parameter System Clock to “Internal.” Before continuing to use the unit, make sure that normal operation has resumed and that the asterisk “ ” is no longer displayed next to the page menu button. If these steps do not restore normal operation, turn the power off and back on. You must first back up the Sequencer memory since all data will be lost when the power is turned off.

Problem: Sound is distorted.

Cause 1: If the Sequencer mode P1 tab 5 page (Audio Track Rec) settings for Input Level and/or Rec Level are excessively high (and the display indicates Overload and/or Over), the input will be overloaded and distorted sound will be recorded.

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Contents HDR-TRI Table of Contents Table of Contents About hard disk recording Features of the HDR-TRIAbout sound and audio events About hard disksOn the hard disk, set an ID number in the range Settings for recordingHard disk connections and settings Turn the power OFF for the Trinity and the hard disksSpecify the size 0-540 Mbyte of the filer partition Formatting a hard diskPress the OK button to execute formatting Outputinput Connections for recordingTrack field, select the audio tracks that you wish to record Song settingsChecking the external input Example of connected device Press the START/STOP key RecordingRecording an audio track Press the REC/WRITE keyTo stop recording, press the START/STOP key Track setting, select AT3&4Compare function Playing back the tracks you recorded Adjusting the pan or volume balance of the tracksPlayback Recording mixer events Re-recording Using the rehearsal functionUsing auto punch-in recording to edit Track bouncing ping-pong recording EditingCreating repetitions of the same phrase Set Pan to R127 for audio tracks Access the P8 tab 1 page Master FXBouncing Midi tracks and audio tracks together Applying master effectsCreating a song in conjunction with the Midi sequencer Creating a song in conjunction with the Midi sequencerAccess the Sequencer mode P1 tab 5 page MixA1-4 When you finish recording, press the START/STOP keyLoading data from a hard disk Saving/loading recorded dataSaving song data to a hard disk Execute the page menu command Load Selected Using a recorded sound more than once in the same .SNG fileCreating different arrangements using the same vocal Using the same sound more than onceMenu 5c Tempo/Tempo ModeTempo Mode Audio Track RecMulti Rec 5e Meter/Metronome/Resolution/Multi Rec/Remove Data5i Input Select Analog, Digital 5f Take5g Take Number 5h Rehearsal∞ ...+18 dB 5j Input Level5l Audio Track Name Display +4 dBu, -10 dBu, -30 dBu5D Rec HD Select 5m Monitor Mode SelectMenu Command 6h Pan Panpot Mix Audio Track6f EQ Equalizer 6g Send1/Send2 127When Solo is selected for two or more audio tracks 6i Volume 100...1276j Mix Audio Track Mode MANUAL/READ/MUTE/SOLO/WRITE When Solo is selected for one audio track6D Rec HD Select 6E Volume PairingPreference 7h Recording SetupAudio Track parameter Audio Track 5c Delay Samples/0...5 msEnd Measure 999 Audio Track Edit3i Start Measure/End Measure Start Measure 9993B Automation Edit Audition Start/Stop button Insert buttonDelete button Copy button3E Erase Measure 3C Erase Audio Track3D Copy Audio Track 3F Delete Measure Introduction Operation Parameters3G Insert Measure 3H Copy Measure 3I Move Measure Trimming an audio event 3J Audio Event EditTrim button Audition Parameters Audition buttonsAudio Track Location/Sound nameExecuting the trim operation Trim ParametersCopying an audio event Inserting an audio eventMoving an audio event Deleting an audio eventStart/stop audition 4j Audio Track Name Audio Track Name4I Move Measure 4F Delete Measure4G Insert Measure 4H Copy Measure1B Load Selected Load3C Copy Utility3B Rename 3H Wipe 3G FormatIntroduction Operation Parameters Appendix Audio Utility 4B Backup to DAT4C Restore from DAT 4E Disp Used Sound List 4D Copy with Sound4F Delete Unused Sound Disk P1 Appendix No unused sounds found Error in wiping mediumDisk not formatted Memory full. Audio track can’t play to the endSpecifications Godzilla Wants my Trinity
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