Korg sampler manual Basic concepts, Overview of the modes, Program mode, Combination mode

Basic concepts

Introduction

Features

Overview of the modes

The TRITON STUDIO has a large number of functions that let you play and edit programs and combinations, record and play sequence data, record and play back sam- ples, and manage data on disk. The largest unit used to organize these functions is called a mode.

The TRITON STUDIO has seven modes.

The following multisamples are available for the oscil- lator.

•429 internal multisamples (ROM, Piano)

•Expanded multisamples (when one or more EXB- PCM series board are installed)

•Multisamples (RAM) that you sampled on the TRITON STUDIO or loaded in from media

•Create drum programs using a drum kit (created in Global mode)

LCD screen Front & rear panel

Program mode

•Select and play programs

You can choose programs from rewritable banks INT- A–INT-F and EXB-A–EXB-G which contain a total of 1,664 programs, and non-rewritable bank INT-G (256 programs compatible with the GM2 standard, and nine drum programs).

(The 128 programs of bank INT-F can be selected only if the EXB-MOSS option has been installed.)

•Sample or resample.

For example you can sample an external audio source while listening to the performance of the arpeggiator, or resample a performance you play using a program.

•Edit a program

Make settings for the oscillator, filter, amp, EG, LFO, effects, and arpeggiator.

Combination mode

•Select and play combinations

A combination is a set of two or more programs (a maximum of eight), and allows you to produce com- plex sounds that could not be created by an individual program.

You can choose combinations from rewritable banks INT-A–INT-E and EXB-A–EXB-G which contain a total of 1,536 combinations.

•Sample or resample.

For example you can sample an external audio source while listening to the performance of the arpeggiators, or resample a performance you play using a combina- tion.

•Edit a combination

Make settings for volume, pan, layer/split etc. for each timbre (program), and make settings for effects and the two arpeggiators.

Basics Connections

SAMPLING MODE

AUDIO INPUT AUDIO INPUT

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S/P DIF IN	S/P DIF IN
L	R
mLAN IN	mLAN IN
1	2
Insert Effect
Resampling
IFX 1	IFX 4
IFX 2	IFX 5
IFX 3
Sample
Sample
Sample
Sample

Multisample Multisample

Sample

Sample

Sample

PROGRAM
OSC 1	Multisample - H		Insert / Master Effect
	Drum Kit		IFX 1	MFX 1
	Multisample - L		IFX 2	MFX 2
	PITCH1 FILTER1	AMP1	IFX 3
			IFX 4	MEQ
OSC 2			IFX 5
	Multisample - H
	Multisample - L		Arpeggiator
	PITCH2 FILTER2	AMP2

						GLOBAL MODE
							DRUM KIT
							Key
								Assign Drumsample / Sample - H
									Drumsample / Sample - L
		Analog Audio
							ARPEGGIATOR PATTERN
	CDRW-1		Ripping
										Preset Arpeggio
										Pattern: P0 - 4
										User Arpeggio
										Pattern: U00 - 231
CD-ROM	Write Audio CD
					DISK MODE
										Hard Disk
				Resampling

COMBINATION
TIMBRE 1	PROGRAM			Insert /Master Effect
	PROGRAM			IFX 1	MFX 1
TIMBRE 2				IFX 2	MFX 2
TIMBRE 3	PROGRAM			IFX 3
TIMBRE 4	PROGRAM			IFX 4	MEQ
TIMBRE 5	PROGRAM			IFX 5
TIMBRE 6	PROGRAM			Arpeggiator - A
TIMBRE 7	PROGRAM
TIMBRE 8	PROGRAM			Arpeggiator - B
SEQUENCER / SONG PLAY
TRACK 1	PROGRAM	TRACK 9	PROGRAM	Insert /Master Effect
	PROGRAM	TRACK 10	PROGRAM	IFX 1	MFX 1
TRACK 2				IFX 2	MFX 2
TRACK 3	PROGRAM	TRACK 11	PROGRAM	IFX 3
TRACK 4	PROGRAM	TRACK 12	PROGRAM	IFX 4	MEQ
TRACK 5	PROGRAM	TRACK 13	PROGRAM	IFX 5
TRACK 6	PROGRAM	TRACK 14	PROGRAM	Arpeggiator - A
TRACK 7	PROGRAM	TRACK 15	PROGRAM
TRACK 8	PROGRAM	TRACK 16	PROGRAM	Arpeggiator - B

Only SEQ

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