Examples of sampling settings | Korg music workstation, sampler

Examples of sampling settings

Resampling only the sound of the TRITON STUDIO (e.g., arpeggiator and/or keyboard performance)

“Input”: Analog

Input1 “BUS Select”: Off

Input2 “BUS Select”: Off

“Source BUS”: L/R

“Recording Level”: –12.0

“Auto +12dB On”: On (chacked) ☞PG p.5, 57

Resampling the sound of the TRITON STUDIO (arpeggiator and/or keyboard performance) together with the input sound from the AUDIO INPUT 1 jack

“Input”: Analog

Input1 “BUS Select”: L/R, “Pan”: C064 or as desired

Input2 “BUS Select”: Off

“Source BUS”: L/R

“Recording Level”: –12.0

“Auto +12dB On”: On (chacked) ☞PG p.5, 57

Sampling only the stereo input sound from the AUDIO INPUT 1 and 2 jacks while you listen to the sound of the TRITON STUDIO (arpeggiator etc.)

“Input”: Analog

Input1 “BUS Select”: 1/2, “Pan”: L000

Input2 “BUS Select”: 1/2, “Pan”: R127

“Source BUS”: Indiv.1/2

“Recording Level”: 0.0

“Auto +12dB On”: Off (unchacked) ☞PG p.5, 57

In this case, the sound that is input to AUDIO INPUT 1 and 2 will be output only to AUDIO OUTPUT (INDI- VIDUAL) 1 and 2.

Using the metronome

It is convenient to use the metronome when you want to play a program or combination at a speciﬁc tempo and sample your performance.

To access the metronome settings, use the Program or Combination P0: Play, Sampling page menu command “Metronome Setup.” We recommend that you set “BUS (OUTPUT) Select” to either 3 or 4, and connect the (INDI- VIDUAL) 3 or 4 jack to your mixer so that the metronome can be monitored via your mixer.

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Korg music workstation, sampler manual Examples of sampling settings, Using the metronome

Contents

Page Important Safety Instructions Iii Data handlingHandling of the internal hard drive About this manual Conventions in this manual Table of Contents Basic functions Vii Disk Viii Main features OverviewHI Hyper Integrated synthesis system Programs and combinations Sampling SequencerSong Play Dual polyphonic arpeggiator Front and rear panel Front panel Sampling key Play keyGlobal key Disk key Pause key REW keyFF key Locate key Rear panel Scsi connector Midi Thru connectorMidi OUT connector Midi in connector Names and functions of objects in the LCD Screen Check box Radio buttonsTab Menu button Connections Analog audio input connections Connecting the power cable Connecting pedalsAnalog audio output connec- tions Analog audio input connec- tions Installing options Scsi device connectionsConnections to Midi equip- ment/computers Connections to Midi equipment Program mode Combination modeBasic concepts Overview of the modes Sequencer mode Song Play modeSampling mode Global mode Tone generators and oscillators Number of voices in each modeAbout polyphony Selecting pages Basic operationSelecting modes Setting a parameter Value controllersNumeric keys 0-9, Enter key, key, ./10’s Hold key Bank INT-A-INT-G, EXB-A-EXB-G keys Popup buttons and popup menus Keyboard input Turning the power on/off Turning the power onTurning the power off 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 and playing a program Selecting a programSelecting a program number Selecting the program bank Using 10’s Hold to select programs Using a connected switch to select programsSelecting programs by category Selecting programs from the Program Select popup menu Selecting and playing a combination Selecting a combinationSelecting a combination number Selecting the combination bank Using controllers to modify the sound JoystickRibbon controller SW1, SW2 Mode controls Realtime Controls 1, 2, 3Lock function Knob 1 LPF Cutoff Value slider KeyboardVelocity After Touch Foot pedals/Switch Assignable Foot SwitchDamper Pedal Assignable Foot Pedal Using the arpeggiator while you play Using the arpeggiator in Program modeSettings using controllers Adjusting the arpeggiator tempo Settings in the LCD screen Using the arpeggiator in Combi- nation mode Synchronizing the arpeggiator to your key- board timingSounding both the arpeggio notes and the notes you play Select the arpeggiators that will run Other settings for the arpeggiator Checking the structure of a user arpeggio patternLinking the arpeggiator to program, combinations Creating a user arpeggio pattern Shutdown Keys Pattern AssignableMake sure that the Rppr check box is checked Press a key Simple program editing Performance EditRealtime controls Writing a program Simple combination editing An example of editingSelecting the program for a timbre Press the Prog. Select tab Writing a Combination Adjusting the stereo positionAdjusting the volume Connect a mic and make input settings Input Sampling recording a sampleSet the recording level Recording Level dB Press the Sampling REC key Specify the recording method Recording Setup Create a multisample and indexes Press the Create button to create a new index Record a samplePlay consecutive notes on the keyboard Assigning a name to the sample or multisample Naming a multisampleNaming a sample Play the keyboard Saving sample data Converting a multisample into a program Sampling and looping a drum phrase Make loop settings Specify the recording method RecordingRecord the sample Play back the audio source that you want to record Set End Select the page menu command Grid to access the dialog boxButton Resampling an arpeggiated phrase in Program mode Adjust the recording level Recording Level dBSpecify the recording method Sampling Setup Make settings for the sample that will be recorded Listen to the sample and edit it Select the program that you want to sam- pleConnect your guitar and make input set- tings Press the Sampling START/STOP key to stop recording Play your guitar at the volume that you will be recording Specify the sample that will be recordedListen to the sample Input Analog Input 1 Level 127, Pan as desired, BUS Select Examples of sampling settings Using the metronome Producing a song Creating the basic songPress the OK button to load the template song Press the OK button to copy the pattern Recording the bass track Recording arpeggio patterns Press the Sequencer REC/WRITE key Recording other tracks Step recordingSet Track Select to Track 08 Lead Synth Set From Measure to Using controllers to record tonal changes Naming the song and tracksNaming a song Naming a track Saving the song Press the OK button to save the data Saving data Types of data that can be savedWriting to internal memory Saving to various types of media Using a page menu command to write About preloaded data and preset dataWriting to internal memory Writing a program or combination Memory protect Using the Sequencer REC/WRITE key to writeAssigning a name Rename About the Edit Buffer Write Select Saving on media Types of media that can be used Formatting media How to save dataPress the Disk key to enter Disk mode If the data does not ﬁt on one volume of media ﬂoppy disk Other ways to save Midi data dump Loading data Restoring the factory settings Loading data/Restoring the factory settingsLoading data Types of data that can be loaded Loading individual banks from a .PCG ﬁle ProgramsCombinations Drum Kits Loading data by individual item or bank Contents of the included ﬂoppy diskEXB-PCM series Select the page menu command Load Selected to load the data Insert the included ﬂoppy disk, and select the .PCG ﬁle Basic program editing Program settingsHow a program is organized OSC Basic Oscillator settingsProgram Basic When Oscillator Mode = Double When Oscillator Mode = DrumsSelecting a multisample Rev Reverse check box Pitch settings Controller SetupP2 Edit-Pitch Velocity Zone Filter settings P3 Edit-FilterPitch EG Filter1 Ampliﬁer settings P4 Edit-Amp Filter1 Mod.Filter1 LFO Mod. Filter1 EG Amp1 EG Amp1 Level/PanAmp Mod. LFO settings Arpeggiator settings P7 Edit-ArpeggiatorInsert Effect settings P8 Edit-Insert Effect Master Effect settings P9 Edit-Master Effect Combination settings Suggestions for editing procedureHow a combination is organized Basic combination editing Timbre 1-8 program, pan and volume P1 Edit-Program/Mixer Edit-Program/Mixer Pitch Midi ChOSC Midi ﬁlter settings P3 Edit-MIDI Filter Key Zone page Key zone settingsDelay ms Other Arpeggiator settings P7 Edit-Arp Insert Effect settings P8 Edit-Insert FXMaster Effect settings P9 Edit-Master FX Vel Zone page Velocity zone settings Features of the sequencer Producing songs Structure of Sequencer mode SongsPatterns Cue List Preparations for recording Recording methods Realtime recording on a trackRecording a track Recording a pattern When you ﬁnish playing, press the Sequencer START/STOP key When you ﬁnish recording, press the Sequencer REC/WRITE keyOverdub Manual punch-in Loop All Tracks Multi multitrack recording When the song ends, stop the external sequencer Step recordingEvent Edit and Create Control Data Realtime-recording to a pattern Using the arpeggiator for pattern recording Control data in pattern recording Setting the number of measures in the song Song editing methodsCopying a song Naming a song Mute tracks Select the page menu command Shift/Erase NoteChanging the key transposing/ modulating Creating and playing a Cue List About editingSelect Sequencer P1 Cue List Add a song to the Step area Using a foot switch to switch the Step Creating multiple songs for use in a cue list Select the Sequencer P6 Pattern/RPPR, Rppr Setup Converting a songCreating Rppr data Create a new song. p.88 Specify the program for each track Rppr playback Play Rppr while a song plays backTake your ﬁnger off the C#2 key, and press the D2 key Select Sequencer P0 Play/REC Check the Rppr check box Realtime-recording an Rppr performance For each Rppr pattern, set Sync to SEQDo not check Key Sync Select the P0 Play/REC, Program T01-08 Press 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 Memory Protect About MidiOperations for which Compare is not available Track status status Sampling settings Features of sampling onEditing in Sampling mode Sampling in Program, Combination, and Sequencer modes How Sampling mode is organized Sampling frequency and bit resolution100 Link with Crossfade function allows you to join Using multisamples Samples and Multisamples101 Samples Connecting an input device and making Input settings Connecting an input deviceInput settings Preparations for sampling Setting the recording level Recording Level dB 103Functions Basic Sampling mode 104Source BUS, select the source that you want to sample Use Trigger to specify how sampling will begin 105 Recording level and Auto +12 dB OnOptimizing the sample memory RAM Program, Combination, Sequencer modes Sampling and editing in Sampling mode Creating multisample indexes and sampling106 Creating multiple samples Applying an insert effect to a sample and resampling it 107 Ripping 108Ripping digital data from an audio CD as a sample Verify the region that will be ripped Specify the recording method in Recording Setup Adjust the recording level. Press the Sampling REC key109 Execute sampling Loop settings Select the sample for which you wish to make loop settings110 Grid display Sample waveform data editing Multisample editing111 Editing the indices Modifying the settings of an index Using samples in a drum kitConverting a multisample to a program 112 113 Press the Save buttonPress the Save button to save the data If you want to create the performance data in a pattern Song Select, choose 114Press the Sequencer START/STOP key to start playback Sampling in Program, Combina- tion, or Sequencer modes 115Connect your guitar to the rear panel Audio Input 1 jack Set the recording level 116 117 Access the Disk mode Make Audio CD Creating an audio CD from Wave ﬁles Sampled to hard disk118 To add the ﬁle, press the Insert button 119 120 Structure of Song Play modeSMF Standard Midi File playback Playing SMF data 121Direct playback from external media such as a ﬂoppy disk Starting/stopping playback for each song Playback using the Jukebox func- tion Saving procedureLoading procedure Saving a Jukebox list Playing along with SMF data 123Minus-one play Arpeggiator Settings for the entire Triton Studio Global settings Tuning to another instrument/ TransposingBypassing the effects 124 Recalling the last-selected mode and page at power-on 125 Changing the scale Creating original scales126 Drum kit settings About drum kits127 Multisample programs and drum kit programs About the ROM drum samples Editing a drum kit128 Use the page menu command Write Drum Kits to save the data 129Set the Exclusive Group Use BUS Select to specify the output routing Arpeggiator settings Arpeggiator settings for a pro- gramArpeggiator settings Arpeggiator on/off Linking the arpeggiator to a program Adjust the settings of the various parameters131 Arpeggiator settings in Combina- tion and Sequencer modes 132 133 Linking the arpeggiator to the combinationCombination INT-D080 Old Vox Organ Combination INT-C005 In The Pocket Creating an user arpeggio pat- tern About user arpeggio patternsEditing a user arpeggio pattern 134 Tone10 key 135Creating an example pattern 136 Drum patternChordal pattern Program mode, select a drum kit program Make settings for Tone No. and Fixed Note No Dual arpeggiator editing137 Set the parameters for each step 138 Synchronizing the arpeggiatorSynchronization between arpeggiators a and B Effects settings Effects in each mode139 Categories of the 102 effect types Routing settings and effect set- tings Effect settings for a program140 Routing Effect settings in Combination, Song, and Song Play modes 141Master effects Master EQ Master effects Master EQ Effect settings in Sampling mode142 Set the parameters for Input1 Effect settings for Audio Input143 Setting example Using Dmod to modify the feedback level from SW1 keyRotate the Tempo knob, and the delay time will change About dynamic modulation Dmod Setting the function of SW1 and SW2 Adjusting the contrast brightness of the LCD screenOther functions 145 Sounding a beep when the LCD screen is pressed Using the Triton Studio as a data ﬁlerSetting the calendar function Shortcuts Troubleshooting Power supplyLCD screen Audio input and output Can’t output sound from an audio CD 148Can’t input sound Program, Combination SongSampling 149 Drum kits ArpeggiatorEffects 150 Media 151Floppy disk Internal hard drive, external devices 152 Wave ﬁlesOther 153 Speciﬁcations and optionsSpeciﬁcations Options 154 ［Music Workstation/Sampler］ Midi implementation Chart155 156 IndexNumerics 157 LPF Cutoff 158 81, 99, 102, 112, 115, 138 Korg INC