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Korg sampler, music workstation manual 117

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7When the song ﬁnishes playing back, press the SAM- PLING [START/STOP] key to stop sampling.

Use the page menu command “Select Directory” to verify that the WAVE ﬁle was created. Select the ﬁle and press the SAMPLING [START/STOP] key to listen to the sound that was sampled.

The pickup level of a WAVE ﬁle is speciﬁed by the “WAVE File Play Level” (☞PG p.138).

	Basic functions


	Saving data
	Loading data
	Program	settings
	Combination	settings
	Producing	songs


	Sampling	settings

	Creating a	CD
	SMF	playback
	System	settings
	Drum kit	settings
	Arpeggiator	settings
	Effects	settings
	Other	functions

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Contents

Page Important Safety Instructions Iii Data handlingHandling of the internal hard drive Conventions in this manual About this manualTable of Contents Basic functions Disk ViiViii Overview Main featuresHI Hyper Integrated synthesis system Programs and combinationsSequencer SamplingSong Play Dual polyphonic arpeggiatorFront panel Front and rear panelPlay key Sampling keyGlobal key Disk keyREW key Pause keyFF key Locate keyRear panel Midi Thru connector Scsi connectorMidi OUT connector Midi in connectorNames and functions of objects in the LCD Screen Radio buttons Check boxTab Menu buttonAnalog audio input connections ConnectionsConnecting pedals Connecting the power cableAnalog audio output connec- tions Analog audio input connec- tionsScsi device connections Installing optionsConnections to Midi equip- ment/computers Connections to Midi equipmentCombination mode Program modeBasic concepts Overview of the modesSong Play mode Sequencer modeSampling mode Global modeTone generators and oscillators Number of voices in each modeAbout polyphony Selecting pages Basic operationSelecting modes Value controllers Setting a parameterNumeric keys 0-9, Enter key, key, ./10’s Hold key Bank INT-A-INT-G, EXB-A-EXB-G keysKeyboard input Popup buttons and popup menusTurning the power on Turning the power on/offTurning the power off Press the rear panel Power switch to turn on the powerListening to a demo song Loading the demo song data in Disk modePlaying a cue list Contents of the diskSelecting a program Selecting and playing a programSelecting a program number Selecting the program bankUsing a connected switch to select programs Using 10’s Hold to select programsSelecting programs by category Selecting programs from the Program Select popup menuSelecting a combination Selecting and playing a combinationSelecting a combination number Selecting the combination bankJoystick Using controllers to modify the soundRibbon controller SW1, SW2Realtime Controls 1, 2, 3 Mode controlsLock function Knob 1 LPF CutoffKeyboard Value sliderVelocity After TouchAssignable Foot Switch Foot pedals/SwitchDamper Pedal Assignable Foot PedalUsing the arpeggiator in Program mode Using the arpeggiator while you playSettings using controllers Adjusting the arpeggiator tempoSettings in the LCD screen Synchronizing the arpeggiator to your key- board timing Using the arpeggiator in Combi- nation modeSounding both the arpeggio notes and the notes you play Select the arpeggiators that will runChecking the structure of a user arpeggio pattern Other settings for the arpeggiatorLinking the arpeggiator to program, combinations Creating a user arpeggio patternPattern Assignable Shutdown KeysMake sure that the Rppr check box is checked Press a keyPerformance Edit Simple program editingRealtime controls Writing a programAn example of editing Simple combination editingSelecting the program for a timbre Press the Prog. Select tabWriting a Combination Adjusting the stereo positionAdjusting the volume Sampling recording a sample Connect a mic and make input settings InputSet the recording level Recording Level dB Press the Sampling REC keyCreate a multisample and indexes Specify the recording method Recording SetupPress the Create button to create a new index Record a samplePlay consecutive notes on the keyboard Naming a multisample Assigning a name to the sample or multisampleNaming a sample Play the keyboardConverting a multisample into a program Saving sample dataSampling and looping a drum phrase Specify the recording method Recording Make loop settingsRecord the sample Play back the audio source that you want to recordSet End Select the page menu command Grid to access the dialog boxButton Adjust the recording level Recording Level dB Resampling an arpeggiated phrase in Program modeSpecify the recording method Sampling Setup Make settings for the sample that will be recordedSelect the program that you want to sam- ple Listen to the sample and edit itConnect your guitar and make input set- tings Press the Sampling START/STOP key to stop recordingSpecify the sample that will be recorded Play your guitar at the volume that you will be recordingListen to the sample Input Analog Input 1 Level 127, Pan as desired, BUS SelectUsing the metronome Examples of sampling settingsCreating the basic song Producing a songPress the OK button to load the template song Press the OK button to copy the patternRecording the bass track Press the Sequencer REC/WRITE key Recording arpeggio patternsStep recording Recording other tracksSet Track Select to Track 08 Lead Synth Set From Measure toNaming the song and tracks Using controllers to record tonal changesNaming a song Naming a trackPress the OK button to save the data Saving the songTypes of data that can be saved Saving dataWriting to internal memory Saving to various types of mediaAbout preloaded data and preset data Using a page menu command to writeWriting to internal memory Writing a program or combinationMemory protect Using the Sequencer REC/WRITE key to writeAssigning a name Rename Write Select About the Edit BufferTypes of media that can be used Saving on mediaFormatting media How to save dataPress the Disk key to enter Disk mode Other ways to save If the data does not ﬁt on one volume of media ﬂoppy diskMidi data dump Loading data/Restoring the factory settings Loading data Restoring the factory settingsLoading data Types of data that can be loadedPrograms Loading individual banks from a .PCG ﬁleCombinations Drum KitsLoading data by individual item or bank Contents of the included ﬂoppy diskEXB-PCM series Insert the included ﬂoppy disk, and select the .PCG ﬁle Select the page menu command Load Selected to load the dataBasic program editing Program settingsHow a program is organized OSC Basic Oscillator settingsProgram Basic When Oscillator Mode = Drums When Oscillator Mode = DoubleSelecting a multisample Rev Reverse check boxController Setup Pitch settingsP2 Edit-Pitch Velocity ZoneP3 Edit-Filter Filter settingsPitch EG Filter1Filter1 Mod. Ampliﬁer settings P4 Edit-AmpFilter1 LFO Mod. Filter1 EGAmp1 EG Amp1 Level/PanAmp Mod. Arpeggiator settings P7 Edit-Arpeggiator LFO settingsInsert Effect settings P8 Edit-Insert Effect Master Effect settings P9 Edit-Master EffectSuggestions for editing procedure Combination settingsHow a combination is organized Basic combination editingEdit-Program/Mixer Timbre 1-8 program, pan and volume P1 Edit-Program/MixerPitch Midi ChOSC Key Zone page Key zone settings Midi ﬁlter settings P3 Edit-MIDI FilterDelay ms OtherInsert Effect settings P8 Edit-Insert FX Arpeggiator settings P7 Edit-ArpMaster Effect settings P9 Edit-Master FX Vel Zone page Velocity zone settingsProducing songs Features of the sequencerSongs Structure of Sequencer modePatterns Cue ListPreparations for recording Realtime recording on a track Recording methodsRecording a track Recording a patternWhen you ﬁnish recording, press the Sequencer REC/WRITE key When you ﬁnish playing, press the Sequencer START/STOP keyOverdub Manual punch-inMulti multitrack recording Loop All TracksStep recording When the song ends, stop the external sequencerEvent Edit and Create Control Data Realtime-recording to a patternControl data in pattern recording Using the arpeggiator for pattern recordingSong editing methods Setting the number of measures in the songCopying a song Naming a songMute tracks Select the page menu command Shift/Erase NoteChanging the key transposing/ modulating About editing Creating and playing a Cue ListSelect Sequencer P1 Cue List Add a song to the Step areaCreating multiple songs for use in a cue list Using a foot switch to switch the StepConverting a song Select the Sequencer P6 Pattern/RPPR, Rppr SetupCreating Rppr data Create a new song. p.88 Specify the program for each trackPlay Rppr while a song plays back Rppr playbackTake your ﬁnger off the C#2 key, and press the D2 key Select Sequencer P0 Play/REC Check the Rppr check boxFor each Rppr pattern, set Sync to SEQ Realtime-recording an Rppr performanceDo not check Key Sync Select the P0 Play/REC, Program T01-08Press the OK button to execute the copy Recording the sounds of a combi- nationRecord the Rppr pattern playback and arpeggio per- formance Correction required*2 Operations for which Compare is available Triton Studio song data and its compati- bilityCompare function About Midi Memory ProtectOperations for which Compare is not available Track status statusFeatures of sampling on Sampling settingsEditing in Sampling mode Sampling in Program, Combination, and Sequencer modesSampling frequency and bit resolution How Sampling mode is organized100 Link with Crossfade function allows you to joinSamples and Multisamples Using multisamples101 SamplesConnecting an input device Connecting an input device and making Input settingsInput settings Preparations for sampling103 Setting the recording level Recording Level dBFunctions Basic104 Sampling modeSource BUS, select the source that you want to sample Use Trigger to specify how sampling will beginRecording level and Auto +12 dB On 105Optimizing the sample memory RAM Program, Combination, Sequencer modesCreating multisample indexes and sampling Sampling and editing in Sampling mode106 Creating multiple samples107 Applying an insert effect to a sample and resampling it108 RippingRipping digital data from an audio CD as a sample Verify the region that will be rippedAdjust the recording level. Press the Sampling REC key Specify the recording method in Recording Setup109 Execute samplingSelect the sample for which you wish to make loop settings Loop settings110 Grid displayMultisample editing Sample waveform data editing111 Editing the indicesUsing samples in a drum kit Modifying the settings of an indexConverting a multisample to a program 112Press the Save button 113Press the Save button to save the data If you want to create the performance data in a patternSong Select, choose 114Press the Sequencer START/STOP key to start playback 115 Sampling in Program, Combina- tion, or Sequencer modesConnect your guitar to the rear panel Audio Input 1 jack Set the recording level116 117 Creating an audio CD from Wave ﬁles Sampled to hard disk Access the Disk mode Make Audio CD118 To add the ﬁle, press the Insert button119 120 Structure of Song Play modeSMF Standard Midi File playback 121 Playing SMF dataDirect playback from external media such as a ﬂoppy disk Starting/stopping playback for each songSaving procedure Playback using the Jukebox func- tionLoading procedure Saving a Jukebox list123 Playing along with SMF dataMinus-one play ArpeggiatorTuning to another instrument/ Transposing Settings for the entire Triton Studio Global settingsBypassing the effects 124125 Recalling the last-selected mode and page at power-onChanging the scale Creating original scales126 About drum kits Drum kit settings127 Multisample programs and drum kit programsAbout the ROM drum samples Editing a drum kit128 129 Use the page menu command Write Drum Kits to save the dataSet the Exclusive Group Use BUS Select to specify the output routingArpeggiator settings for a pro- gram Arpeggiator settingsArpeggiator settings Arpeggiator on/offLinking the arpeggiator to a program Adjust the settings of the various parameters131 132 Arpeggiator settings in Combina- tion and Sequencer modesLinking the arpeggiator to the combination 133Combination INT-D080 Old Vox Organ Combination INT-C005 In The PocketAbout user arpeggio patterns Creating an user arpeggio pat- ternEditing a user arpeggio pattern 134Tone10 key 135Creating an example pattern Drum pattern 136Chordal pattern Program mode, select a drum kit programDual arpeggiator editing Make settings for Tone No. and Fixed Note No137 Set the parameters for each step138 Synchronizing the arpeggiatorSynchronization between arpeggiators a and B Effects in each mode Effects settings139 Categories of the 102 effect typesEffect settings for a program Routing settings and effect set- tings140 Routing141 Effect settings in Combination, Song, and Song Play modesMaster effects Master EQMaster effects Master EQ Effect settings in Sampling mode142 Set the parameters for Input1 Effect settings for Audio Input143 Using Dmod to modify the feedback level from SW1 key Setting exampleRotate the Tempo knob, and the delay time will change About dynamic modulation DmodAdjusting the contrast brightness of the LCD screen Setting the function of SW1 and SW2Other functions 145Using the Triton Studio as a data ﬁler Sounding a beep when the LCD screen is pressedSetting the calendar function ShortcutsPower supply TroubleshootingLCD screen Audio input and outputCan’t output sound from an audio CD 148Can’t input sound Song Program, CombinationSampling 149Arpeggiator Drum kitsEffects 150151 MediaFloppy disk Internal hard drive, external devices152 Wave ﬁlesOther 153 Speciﬁcations and optionsSpeciﬁcations 154 Options［Music Workstation/Sampler］ Midi implementation Chart155 156 IndexNumerics LPF Cutoff 15781, 99, 102, 112, 115, 138 158Korg INC