Korg MICRO manual Rear panel

Front and rear panel

Rear panel

AUDIO IN 2

A Synth program can use an audio signal from an external device connected here as the oscillator 1

AUDIO IN 1

A Synth program can use an audio signal from a synthesizer or external device connected here as the oscillator 1 waveform.

A Vocoder program can use an audio signal from a mic etc. connected here as the modulator audio.

OUTPUT L/MONO, R jacks Connect these to your powered monitors, stereo amp, mixer, or

waveform.

A Vocoder program uses this input signal as the external carrier for the vocoder.

VOLUME 2 knob	LINE jack
Adjusts the input level	Connect a synthesizer
from the LINE jack.	or audio device here.

MIC/LINE switch

If a mic is connected to the DYNAMIC or CONDENSER jack, set this switch to the MIC position. If an external sequencer or audio device is connected, set this switch to the LINE position.

VOLUME 1 knob

Adjusts the input level from the DYNAMIC or CONDENSER jack.

CONDENSER jack

Connect a condenser mic to this jack.

DYNAMIC jack

Connect a dynamic mic, synthesizer, or audio device to this jack.

If both the DYNAMIC jack and the CONDENSER jack are connected, the audio signal from the CONDENSER jack will take priority.

multi-track recorder.

If you want to use the microKORG in monaural, connect the L/MONO jack.

HEADPHONES jacks Connect a pair of headphones to this jack (1/4" stereo).

Power switch

Switches the power on/off. (➝ p.6)

AC adaptor jack

Connect the included AC adaptor to this jack. After connecting the AC adaptor to the microKORG, plug it into an AC outlet.

MIDI	Mic holder
Use these connectors to connect the microKORG to an external MIDI	You can attach the included
device so that MIDI data can be exchanged.	mic to this holder (➝ p.5).

MIDI THRU connector	MIDI OUT connector	MIDI IN connector
Received MIDI data is	This connector	This connector receives
re-transmitted without	transmits MIDI data.	MIDI data.
change from this
connector. Use this
when you want to
connect multiple MIDI
devices to the same
"stream" of data.

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