Korg HDR-TRI 14: Audio Utility

Disk P1

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1–4: Audio Utility

Here you can perform operations such as backing up data from hard disk to a

DAT tape, or restoring backed up data from a DAT tape to a hard disk.

Page Menu Command

1–4B: Backup to DAT

This command backs up one selected .SNG ﬁle to DAT tape.

When one .SNG ﬁle is backed up, all .PCG ﬁles of the same name existing in the

current directory will be backed up together.

Connect the S/P DIF OUT connector located on the rear panel of the TRINITY

to the DIGITAL IN (coaxial) connector of your DAT recorder.

1In the tab 4 page, select a .SNG ﬁle.

2When you choose Backup to DAT, the dia-

log box at right will appear.

3The Backup Time will be displayed. Insert a

DAT tape of sufﬁcient length into your

DAT recorder.

1–4B

1–4C

1–4D

1–4E

1–4F

Page Menu

Connections for backup

Your DAT recorder

TRINITY

S/P DIF OUT DIGITAL IN

(Coaxial)

Contents

Main Table of Contents 3. Parameters 2. Operation 1. Introduction 4. Appendix 1. Introduction About hard disk recording Features of the HDR-TRI About hard disks About sound and audio events 2. Operation Hard disk connections and settings Settings for recording Formatting a hard disk Types of SCSI devices that can be connected and their ID settings Connections for recording Song settings 8 16 4 Checking the external input Page Recording Recording an audio track Recording a guitar in stereo on tracks 3 and 4 while listening to audio tracks 1 and 2 Checking the external input The Compare function Playback Playing back the track(s) you recorded Adjusting the pan or volume balance of the tracks Recording mixer events Re-recording Using the rehearsal function Using auto punch-in recording to edit Editing Creating repetitions of the same phrase Track bouncing (ping-pong recording) Bouncing MIDI tracks and audio tracks together Applying master effects Creating a song in conjunction with the MIDI sequencer Recording the vocal Checking the external input Recording Adjusting the balance and equalizer for the monitor output Using effect processing Recording mixer events Saving/loading recorded data Saving song data to a hard disk Loading data from a hard disk 20 2 Using a recorded sound more than once in the same .SNG le Creating different arrangements using the same vocal Using the same sound more than once 21 3. Parameters Tempo Mode 15c: Tempo/Tempo Mode 15: Audio Track Rec Multi Rec 15d: Track [T01...16, MTR, AT1(L), AT2(R), AT3(L), AT4(R), AT1&2, AT3&4, MIXER REC] 15e: Meter/Metronome/Resolution/Multi Rec/Remove Data 15f: Take 15h: Rehearsal 15g: Take Number 15i: Input Select [Analog, Digital] 15j: Input Level [+4 dBu, 10 dBu, 30 dBu] ...+18 dB] 15k: Rec Level [ 15l: Audio Track Name Display 25 15D: Rec HD Select 15m: Monitor Mode Select 26 L (Low EQ) [15...0...+15] 16g: Send1/Send2 [0...127] H (High EQ) [15...0...+15] 16: Mix Audio Track 14 16i: Volume [0...100...127] 16j: Mix Audio Track Mode [MANUAL/READ/MUTE/SOLO/WRITE] Page 17: Preference 17h: Recording Setup 25D: Rec HD Select Sequencer P2 25c: Delay [0...255 samples/0...5 ms] 25: Audio Track parameter (Audio Track 14) Sequencer P5 AT1&2, AT3&4, MIXER REC] 53d: Track [T01...16, MTR, AT1(L), AT2(R), AT3(L), AT4(R), 53: Audio Track Edit 32 53B: Automation Edit 4 1 2 33 5 A: Insert button B: Delete button C: Copy button Page 35 4 53F: Delete Measure 1 2 36 53G: Insert Measure 1 2 3 37 53H: Copy Measure 4 5 6 1 2 38 53I: Move Measure 1 2 3 4 39 53J: Audio Event Edit 1 2 3 Page Page Page Page 44 54: Audio Track Name 54j: Audio Track Name 54B: Automation Edit 54C: Erase Audio Track 54D: Copy Audio Track 45 54F: Delete Measure 54G: Insert Measure 54H: Copy Measure 54I: Move Measure Disk P1 11: Load 13: Utility 48 13G: Format 13H: Wipe 1 2 3 Page 50 14: Audio Utility 14B: Backup to DAT 1 2 3 Page Page Page Page Page 56 Messages Troubleshooting Specications