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Connections

Connections must be made with the power turned off. Please be aware that careless operation may dam- age your speaker system or cause malfunctions.

3. Analog audio input connections

If a passive type guitar (a guitar without an internal preamp) is connected, it will not be possible to sample at an appropriate level due to the impedance mismatch. Such instruments must be connected via a preamp or effect unit.

Effect processor etc.

CD player,

analog record player, etc.

AUDIO OUTPUT/

AUX OUT etc.

5. Connecting pedals

Power Switch

EXB-mLAN

Option

ASSIGNABLE SWITCH

DAMPER PEDAL

Mic

8. Installing options

AUDIO INPUT 1, 2

AC power supply

MIDI OUT

1. Connecting the power cable

Power cable (Option)

to an AC outlet

MIDI cable

S/P DIF		SCSI	AUDIO OUTPUT	(INDIVIDUAL)	(MAIN)
OUT(MAIN)	IN		4	3 2	1 R L/MONO

EXB-DI

Option

Hard disk,

Removable disk,

CD-R/RW etc.

7.Connections to

MIDI equipment/computers

6. SCSI device connections

DAT etc.	DIGITAL IN
	DIGITAL OUT

	4. Digital audio
	input/output connections	2. Analog audio output
		2. Analog audio output	Mixer
		connections	Mixer
		connections	INPUT	PHONES
MIDI IN			INPUT	PHONES
MIDI IN			123456

Monitor

OUTPUT

Powered monitors,	INPUT
etc.	INPUT
etc.
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7–8	9–10	11–12	13–14

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Korg music workstation, sampler manual Connections, Analog audio input connections

Contents

Page Important Safety Instructions Data handling Handling of the internal hard driveIii About this manual Conventions in this manual Table of Contents Basic functions Vii Disk Viii HI Hyper Integrated synthesis system Main featuresOverview Programs and combinations Song Play SamplingSequencer Dual polyphonic arpeggiator Front and rear panel Front panel Global key Sampling keyPlay key Disk key FF key Pause keyREW key Locate key Rear panel Midi OUT connector Scsi connectorMidi Thru connector Midi in connector Names and functions of objects in the LCD Screen Tab Check boxRadio buttons Menu button Connections Analog audio input connections Analog audio output connec- tions Connecting the power cableConnecting pedals Analog audio input connec- tions Connections to Midi equip- ment/computers Installing optionsScsi device connections Connections to Midi equipment Basic concepts Program modeCombination mode Overview of the modes Sampling mode Sequencer modeSong Play mode Global mode Number of voices in each mode About polyphonyTone generators and oscillators Basic operation Selecting modesSelecting pages Numeric keys 0-9, Enter key, key, ./10’s Hold key Setting a parameterValue controllers Bank INT-A-INT-G, EXB-A-EXB-G keys Popup buttons and popup menus Keyboard input Turning the power off Turning the power on/offTurning the power on Press the rear panel Power switch to turn on the power Loading the demo song data in Disk mode Listening to a demo song Contents of the disk Playing a cue list Selecting a program number Selecting and playing a programSelecting a program Selecting the program bank Selecting programs by category Using 10’s Hold to select programsUsing a connected switch to select programs Selecting programs from the Program Select popup menu Selecting a combination number Selecting and playing a combinationSelecting a combination Selecting the combination bank Ribbon controller Using controllers to modify the soundJoystick SW1, SW2 Lock function Mode controlsRealtime Controls 1, 2, 3 Knob 1 LPF Cutoff Velocity Value sliderKeyboard After Touch Damper Pedal Foot pedals/SwitchAssignable Foot Switch Assignable Foot Pedal Settings using controllers Using the arpeggiator while you playUsing the arpeggiator in Program mode Adjusting the arpeggiator tempo Settings in the LCD screen Sounding both the arpeggio notes and the notes you play Using the arpeggiator in Combi- nation modeSynchronizing the arpeggiator to your key- board timing Select the arpeggiators that will run Linking the arpeggiator to program, combinations Other settings for the arpeggiatorChecking the structure of a user arpeggio pattern Creating a user arpeggio pattern Make sure that the Rppr check box is checked Shutdown KeysPattern Assignable Press a key Realtime controls Simple program editingPerformance Edit Writing a program Selecting the program for a timbre Simple combination editingAn example of editing Press the Prog. Select tab Adjusting the stereo position Adjusting the volumeWriting a Combination Set the recording level Recording Level dB Connect a mic and make input settings InputSampling recording a sample Press the Sampling REC key Specify the recording method Recording Setup Create a multisample and indexes Record a sample Play consecutive notes on the keyboardPress the Create button to create a new index Naming a sample Assigning a name to the sample or multisampleNaming a multisample Play the keyboard Saving sample data Converting a multisample into a program Sampling and looping a drum phrase Record the sample Make loop settingsSpecify the recording method Recording Play back the audio source that you want to record Select the page menu command Grid to access the dialog box ButtonSet End Specify the recording method Sampling Setup Resampling an arpeggiated phrase in Program modeAdjust the recording level Recording Level dB Make settings for the sample that will be recorded Connect your guitar and make input set- tings Listen to the sample and edit itSelect the program that you want to sam- ple Press the Sampling START/STOP key to stop recording Listen to the sample Play your guitar at the volume that you will be recordingSpecify the sample that will be recorded Input Analog Input 1 Level 127, Pan as desired, BUS Select Examples of sampling settings Using the metronome Press the OK button to load the template song Producing a songCreating the basic song Press the OK button to copy the pattern Recording the bass track Recording arpeggio patterns Press the Sequencer REC/WRITE key Set Track Select to Track 08 Lead Synth Recording other tracksStep recording Set From Measure to Naming a song Using controllers to record tonal changesNaming the song and tracks Naming a track Saving the song Press the OK button to save the data Writing to internal memory Saving dataTypes of data that can be saved Saving to various types of media Writing to internal memory Using a page menu command to writeAbout preloaded data and preset data Writing a program or combination Using the Sequencer REC/WRITE key to write Assigning a name RenameMemory protect About the Edit Buffer Write Select Saving on media Types of media that can be used How to save data Press the Disk key to enter Disk modeFormatting media If the data does not ﬁt on one volume of media ﬂoppy disk Other ways to save Midi data dump Loading data Loading data Restoring the factory settingsLoading data/Restoring the factory settings Types of data that can be loaded Combinations Loading individual banks from a .PCG ﬁlePrograms Drum Kits Contents of the included ﬂoppy disk EXB-PCM seriesLoading data by individual item or bank Select the page menu command Load Selected to load the data Insert the included ﬂoppy disk, and select the .PCG ﬁle Program settings How a program is organizedBasic program editing Oscillator settings Program BasicOSC Basic Selecting a multisample When Oscillator Mode = DoubleWhen Oscillator Mode = Drums Rev Reverse check box P2 Edit-Pitch Pitch settingsController Setup Velocity Zone Pitch EG Filter settingsP3 Edit-Filter Filter1 Filter1 LFO Mod. Ampliﬁer settings P4 Edit-AmpFilter1 Mod. Filter1 EG Amp1 Level/Pan Amp Mod.Amp1 EG Insert Effect settings P8 Edit-Insert Effect LFO settingsArpeggiator settings P7 Edit-Arpeggiator Master Effect settings P9 Edit-Master Effect How a combination is organized Combination settingsSuggestions for editing procedure Basic combination editing Timbre 1-8 program, pan and volume P1 Edit-Program/Mixer Edit-Program/Mixer Midi Ch OSCPitch Delay ms Midi ﬁlter settings P3 Edit-MIDI FilterKey Zone page Key zone settings Other Master Effect settings P9 Edit-Master FX Arpeggiator settings P7 Edit-ArpInsert Effect settings P8 Edit-Insert FX Vel Zone page Velocity zone settings Features of the sequencer Producing songs Patterns Structure of Sequencer modeSongs Cue List Preparations for recording Recording a track Recording methodsRealtime recording on a track Recording a pattern Overdub When you ﬁnish playing, press the Sequencer START/STOP keyWhen you ﬁnish recording, press the Sequencer REC/WRITE key Manual punch-in Loop All Tracks Multi multitrack recording Event Edit and Create Control Data When the song ends, stop the external sequencerStep recording Realtime-recording to a pattern Using the arpeggiator for pattern recording Control data in pattern recording Copying a song Setting the number of measures in the songSong editing methods Naming a song Select the page menu command Shift/Erase Note Changing the key transposing/ modulatingMute tracks Select Sequencer P1 Cue List Creating and playing a Cue ListAbout editing Add a song to the Step area Using a foot switch to switch the Step Creating multiple songs for use in a cue list Creating Rppr data Select the Sequencer P6 Pattern/RPPR, Rppr SetupConverting a song Create a new song. p.88 Specify the program for each track Take your ﬁnger off the C#2 key, and press the D2 key Rppr playbackPlay Rppr while a song plays back Select Sequencer P0 Play/REC Check the Rppr check box Do not check Key Sync Realtime-recording an Rppr performanceFor each Rppr pattern, set Sync to SEQ Select the P0 Play/REC, Program T01-08 Recording the sounds of a combi- nation Record the Rppr pattern playback and arpeggio per- formancePress the OK button to execute the copy Correction required*2 Triton Studio song data and its compati- bility Compare functionOperations for which Compare is available Operations for which Compare is not available Memory ProtectAbout Midi Track status status Editing in Sampling mode Sampling settingsFeatures of sampling on Sampling in Program, Combination, and Sequencer modes 100 How Sampling mode is organizedSampling frequency and bit resolution Link with Crossfade function allows you to join 101 Using multisamplesSamples and Multisamples Samples Input settings Connecting an input device and making Input settingsConnecting an input device Preparations for sampling Functions Setting the recording level Recording Level dB103 Basic Source BUS, select the source that you want to sample Sampling mode104 Use Trigger to specify how sampling will begin Optimizing the sample memory RAM 105Recording level and Auto +12 dB On Program, Combination, Sequencer modes 106 Sampling and editing in Sampling modeCreating multisample indexes and sampling Creating multiple samples Applying an insert effect to a sample and resampling it 107 Ripping digital data from an audio CD as a sample Ripping108 Verify the region that will be ripped 109 Specify the recording method in Recording SetupAdjust the recording level. Press the Sampling REC key Execute sampling 110 Loop settingsSelect the sample for which you wish to make loop settings Grid display 111 Sample waveform data editingMultisample editing Editing the indices Converting a multisample to a program Modifying the settings of an indexUsing samples in a drum kit 112 Press the Save button to save the data 113Press the Save button If you want to create the performance data in a pattern 114 Press the Sequencer START/STOP key to start playbackSong Select, choose Connect your guitar to the rear panel Audio Input 1 jack Sampling in Program, Combina- tion, or Sequencer modes115 Set the recording level 116 117 118 Access the Disk mode Make Audio CDCreating an audio CD from Wave ﬁles Sampled to hard disk To add the ﬁle, press the Insert button 119 Structure of Song Play mode SMF Standard Midi File playback120 Direct playback from external media such as a ﬂoppy disk Playing SMF data121 Starting/stopping playback for each song Loading procedure Playback using the Jukebox func- tionSaving procedure Saving a Jukebox list Minus-one play Playing along with SMF data123 Arpeggiator Bypassing the effects Settings for the entire Triton Studio Global settingsTuning to another instrument/ Transposing 124 Recalling the last-selected mode and page at power-on 125 Creating original scales 126Changing the scale 127 Drum kit settingsAbout drum kits Multisample programs and drum kit programs Editing a drum kit 128About the ROM drum samples Set the Exclusive Group Use the page menu command Write Drum Kits to save the data129 Use BUS Select to specify the output routing Arpeggiator settings Arpeggiator settingsArpeggiator settings for a pro- gram Arpeggiator on/off Adjust the settings of the various parameters 131Linking the arpeggiator to a program Arpeggiator settings in Combina- tion and Sequencer modes 132 Combination INT-D080 Old Vox Organ 133Linking the arpeggiator to the combination Combination INT-C005 In The Pocket Editing a user arpeggio pattern Creating an user arpeggio pat- ternAbout user arpeggio patterns 134 135 Creating an example patternTone10 key Chordal pattern 136Drum pattern Program mode, select a drum kit program 137 Make settings for Tone No. and Fixed Note NoDual arpeggiator editing Set the parameters for each step Synchronizing the arpeggiator Synchronization between arpeggiators a and B138 139 Effects settingsEffects in each mode Categories of the 102 effect types 140 Routing settings and effect set- tingsEffect settings for a program Routing Master effects Effect settings in Combination, Song, and Song Play modes141 Master EQ Effect settings in Sampling mode 142Master effects Master EQ Effect settings for Audio Input 143Set the parameters for Input1 Rotate the Tempo knob, and the delay time will change Setting exampleUsing Dmod to modify the feedback level from SW1 key About dynamic modulation Dmod Other functions Setting the function of SW1 and SW2Adjusting the contrast brightness of the LCD screen 145 Setting the calendar function Sounding a beep when the LCD screen is pressedUsing the Triton Studio as a data ﬁler Shortcuts LCD screen TroubleshootingPower supply Audio input and output 148 Can’t input soundCan’t output sound from an audio CD Sampling Program, CombinationSong 149 Effects Drum kitsArpeggiator 150 Floppy disk Media151 Internal hard drive, external devices Wave ﬁles Other152 Speciﬁcations and options Speciﬁcations153 Options 154 Midi implementation Chart 155［Music Workstation/Sampler］ Index Numerics156 157 LPF Cutoff 158 81, 99, 102, 112, 115, 138 Korg INC