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Korg sampler, music workstation manual Vii, Disk

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Creating an audio CD from WAVE files sampled to hard
disk	118
SMF (Standard MIDI File) playback	120
The structure of Song Play mode	120
Playing SMF data	121
Playback using the Jukebox function	122
Saving a Jukebox list	122
Playing along with SMF data	123
Settings for the entire TRITON STUDIO (Global
settings)	124
Tuning to another instrument/Transposing	124
Adjusting the way in which velocity or after touch
will affect the volume or tone	124
Bypassing the effects	124
Recalling the last-selected mode and page at power-
on	125
Specifying the function of the ASSIGNABLE Switch
and ASSIGNABLE Pedal	125
Creating original scales	126
Drum kit settings	127
About drum kits	127
Editing a drum kit	128
Arpeggiator settings	130
Arpeggiator settings for a program	130
Arpeggiator on/off	130
Arpeggiator settings	130
Arpeggiator settings in Combination and Sequencer
modes	132
Arpeggiator on/off	132
Arpeggiator settings	132
Creating an user arpeggio pattern	134
About user arpeggio patterns	134
Editing a user arpeggio pattern	134
Dual arpeggiator editing	137
Synchronizing the arpeggiator	138
Synchronization between arpeggiators A
and B	138
Synchronization between the arpeggiators and
sequencer in Sequencer or Song Play mode ....	138
Synchronization with an external sequencer in
Program, Combination, or Sequencer modes . 138
Effects settings	139
Effects in each mode	139
Routing settings and effect settings	140
Effect settings for a program	140
Effect settings in Combination, Song, and Song
Play modes	141
Effect settings in Sampling mode	142
Effect settings for AUDIO INPUT	143
About dynamic modulation (Dmod)	144

Other functions	145
Setting the function of [SW1] and [SW2]	145
Setting the B-mode functions of REALTIME
CONTROLS [1]–[4]	145
Adjusting the contrast (brightness) of the LCD
screen	145
Sounding a beep when the LCD screen is
pressed	146
Using the TRITON STUDIO as a data filer	146
Setting the calendar function	146
Shortcuts	146
Appendices	147
Troubleshooting	147
Power supply	147
LCD screen	147
Audio input and output	147
Program, Combination	149
Song	149
Sampling	149
Drum kits	150
Arpeggiator	150
Effects	150
MIDI	151
Media	151
WAVE files	152
Other	152
Specifications and options	153
Specifications	153
Options	154
MIDI implementation chart	155
Index	156

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Korg sampler, music workstation manual Vii, Disk

Contents

Page Important Safety Instructions Handling of the internal hard drive Data handlingIii Conventions in this manual About this manualTable of Contents Basic functions Disk ViiViii Programs and combinations Main featuresOverview HI Hyper Integrated synthesis systemDual polyphonic arpeggiator SamplingSequencer Song PlayFront panel Front and rear panelDisk key Sampling keyPlay key Global keyLocate key Pause keyREW key FF keyRear panel Midi in connector Scsi connectorMidi Thru connector Midi OUT connectorNames and functions of objects in the LCD Screen Menu button Check boxRadio buttons TabAnalog audio input connections ConnectionsAnalog audio input connec- tions Connecting the power cableConnecting pedals Analog audio output connec- tionsConnections to Midi equipment Installing optionsScsi device connections Connections to Midi equip- ment/computersOverview of the modes Program modeCombination mode Basic conceptsGlobal mode Sequencer modeSong Play mode Sampling modeAbout polyphony Number of voices in each modeTone generators and oscillators Selecting modes Basic operationSelecting pages Bank INT-A-INT-G, EXB-A-EXB-G keys Setting a parameterValue controllers Numeric keys 0-9, Enter key, key, ./10’s Hold keyKeyboard input Popup buttons and popup menusPress the rear panel Power switch to turn on the power Turning the power on/offTurning the power on Turning the power offListening to a demo song Loading the demo song data in Disk modePlaying a cue list Contents of the diskSelecting the program bank Selecting and playing a programSelecting a program Selecting a program numberSelecting programs from the Program Select popup menu Using 10’s Hold to select programsUsing a connected switch to select programs Selecting programs by categorySelecting the combination bank Selecting and playing a combinationSelecting a combination Selecting a combination numberSW1, SW2 Using controllers to modify the soundJoystick Ribbon controllerKnob 1 LPF Cutoff Mode controlsRealtime Controls 1, 2, 3 Lock functionAfter Touch Value sliderKeyboard VelocityAssignable Foot Pedal Foot pedals/SwitchAssignable Foot Switch Damper PedalAdjusting the arpeggiator tempo Using the arpeggiator while you playUsing the arpeggiator in Program mode Settings using controllersSettings in the LCD screen Select the arpeggiators that will run Using the arpeggiator in Combi- nation modeSynchronizing the arpeggiator to your key- board timing Sounding both the arpeggio notes and the notes you playCreating a user arpeggio pattern Other settings for the arpeggiatorChecking the structure of a user arpeggio pattern Linking the arpeggiator to program, combinationsPress a key Shutdown KeysPattern Assignable Make sure that the Rppr check box is checkedWriting a program Simple program editingPerformance Edit Realtime controlsPress the Prog. Select tab Simple combination editingAn example of editing Selecting the program for a timbreAdjusting the volume Adjusting the stereo positionWriting a Combination Press the Sampling REC key Connect a mic and make input settings InputSampling recording a sample Set the recording level Recording Level dBCreate a multisample and indexes Specify the recording method Recording SetupPlay consecutive notes on the keyboard Record a samplePress the Create button to create a new index Play the keyboard Assigning a name to the sample or multisampleNaming a multisample Naming a sampleConverting a multisample into a program Saving sample dataSampling and looping a drum phrase Play back the audio source that you want to record Make loop settingsSpecify the recording method Recording Record the sampleButton Select the page menu command Grid to access the dialog boxSet End Make settings for the sample that will be recorded Resampling an arpeggiated phrase in Program modeAdjust the recording level Recording Level dB Specify the recording method Sampling SetupPress the Sampling START/STOP key to stop recording Listen to the sample and edit itSelect the program that you want to sam- ple Connect your guitar and make input set- tingsInput Analog Input 1 Level 127, Pan as desired, BUS Select Play your guitar at the volume that you will be recordingSpecify the sample that will be recorded Listen to the sampleUsing the metronome Examples of sampling settingsPress the OK button to copy the pattern Producing a songCreating the basic song Press the OK button to load the template songRecording the bass track Press the Sequencer REC/WRITE key Recording arpeggio patternsSet From Measure to Recording other tracksStep recording Set Track Select to Track 08 Lead SynthNaming a track Using controllers to record tonal changesNaming the song and tracks Naming a songPress the OK button to save the data Saving the songSaving to various types of media Saving dataTypes of data that can be saved Writing to internal memoryWriting a program or combination Using a page menu command to writeAbout preloaded data and preset data Writing to internal memoryAssigning a name Rename Using the Sequencer REC/WRITE key to writeMemory protect Write Select About the Edit BufferTypes of media that can be used Saving on mediaPress the Disk key to enter Disk mode How to save dataFormatting media Other ways to save If the data does not ﬁt on one volume of media ﬂoppy diskMidi data dump Types of data that can be loaded Loading data Restoring the factory settingsLoading data/Restoring the factory settings Loading dataDrum Kits Loading individual banks from a .PCG ﬁlePrograms CombinationsEXB-PCM series Contents of the included ﬂoppy diskLoading data by individual item or bank Insert the included ﬂoppy disk, and select the .PCG ﬁle Select the page menu command Load Selected to load the dataHow a program is organized Program settingsBasic program editing Program Basic Oscillator settingsOSC Basic Rev Reverse check box When Oscillator Mode = DoubleWhen Oscillator Mode = Drums Selecting a multisampleVelocity Zone Pitch settingsController Setup P2 Edit-PitchFilter1 Filter settingsP3 Edit-Filter Pitch EGFilter1 EG Ampliﬁer settings P4 Edit-AmpFilter1 Mod. Filter1 LFO Mod.Amp Mod. Amp1 Level/PanAmp1 EG Master Effect settings P9 Edit-Master Effect LFO settingsArpeggiator settings P7 Edit-Arpeggiator Insert Effect settings P8 Edit-Insert EffectBasic combination editing Combination settingsSuggestions for editing procedure How a combination is organizedEdit-Program/Mixer Timbre 1-8 program, pan and volume P1 Edit-Program/MixerOSC Midi ChPitch Other Midi ﬁlter settings P3 Edit-MIDI FilterKey Zone page Key zone settings Delay msVel Zone page Velocity zone settings Arpeggiator settings P7 Edit-ArpInsert Effect settings P8 Edit-Insert FX Master Effect settings P9 Edit-Master FXProducing songs Features of the sequencerCue List Structure of Sequencer modeSongs PatternsPreparations for recording Recording a pattern Recording methodsRealtime recording on a track Recording a trackManual punch-in When you ﬁnish playing, press the Sequencer START/STOP keyWhen you ﬁnish recording, press the Sequencer REC/WRITE key OverdubMulti multitrack recording Loop All TracksRealtime-recording to a pattern When the song ends, stop the external sequencerStep recording Event Edit and Create Control DataControl data in pattern recording Using the arpeggiator for pattern recordingNaming a song Setting the number of measures in the songSong editing methods Copying a songChanging the key transposing/ modulating Select the page menu command Shift/Erase NoteMute tracks Add a song to the Step area Creating and playing a Cue ListAbout editing Select Sequencer P1 Cue ListCreating multiple songs for use in a cue list Using a foot switch to switch the StepCreate a new song. p.88 Specify the program for each track Select the Sequencer P6 Pattern/RPPR, Rppr SetupConverting a song Creating Rppr dataSelect Sequencer P0 Play/REC Check the Rppr check box Rppr playbackPlay Rppr while a song plays back Take your ﬁnger off the C#2 key, and press the D2 keySelect the P0 Play/REC, Program T01-08 Realtime-recording an Rppr performanceFor each Rppr pattern, set Sync to SEQ Do not check Key SyncRecord the Rppr pattern playback and arpeggio per- formance Recording the sounds of a combi- nationPress the OK button to execute the copy Correction required*2 Compare function Triton Studio song data and its compati- bilityOperations for which Compare is available Track status status Memory ProtectAbout Midi Operations for which Compare is not availableSampling in Program, Combination, and Sequencer modes Sampling settingsFeatures of sampling on Editing in Sampling modeLink with Crossfade function allows you to join How Sampling mode is organizedSampling frequency and bit resolution 100Samples Using multisamplesSamples and Multisamples 101Preparations for sampling Connecting an input device and making Input settingsConnecting an input device Input settingsBasic Setting the recording level Recording Level dB103 FunctionsUse Trigger to specify how sampling will begin Sampling mode104 Source BUS, select the source that you want to sampleProgram, Combination, Sequencer modes 105Recording level and Auto +12 dB On Optimizing the sample memory RAMCreating multiple samples Sampling and editing in Sampling modeCreating multisample indexes and sampling 106107 Applying an insert effect to a sample and resampling itVerify the region that will be ripped Ripping108 Ripping digital data from an audio CD as a sampleExecute sampling Specify the recording method in Recording SetupAdjust the recording level. Press the Sampling REC key 109Grid display Loop settingsSelect the sample for which you wish to make loop settings 110Editing the indices Sample waveform data editingMultisample editing 111112 Modifying the settings of an indexUsing samples in a drum kit Converting a multisample to a programIf you want to create the performance data in a pattern 113Press the Save button Press the Save button to save the dataPress the Sequencer START/STOP key to start playback 114Song Select, choose Set the recording level Sampling in Program, Combina- tion, or Sequencer modes115 Connect your guitar to the rear panel Audio Input 1 jack116 117 To add the ﬁle, press the Insert button Access the Disk mode Make Audio CDCreating an audio CD from Wave ﬁles Sampled to hard disk 118119 SMF Standard Midi File playback Structure of Song Play mode120 Starting/stopping playback for each song Playing SMF data121 Direct playback from external media such as a ﬂoppy diskSaving a Jukebox list Playback using the Jukebox func- tionSaving procedure Loading procedureArpeggiator Playing along with SMF data123 Minus-one play124 Settings for the entire Triton Studio Global settingsTuning to another instrument/ Transposing Bypassing the effects125 Recalling the last-selected mode and page at power-on126 Creating original scalesChanging the scale Multisample programs and drum kit programs Drum kit settingsAbout drum kits 127128 Editing a drum kitAbout the ROM drum samples Use BUS Select to specify the output routing Use the page menu command Write Drum Kits to save the data129 Set the Exclusive GroupArpeggiator on/off Arpeggiator settingsArpeggiator settings for a pro- gram Arpeggiator settings131 Adjust the settings of the various parametersLinking the arpeggiator to a program 132 Arpeggiator settings in Combina- tion and Sequencer modesCombination INT-C005 In The Pocket 133Linking the arpeggiator to the combination Combination INT-D080 Old Vox Organ134 Creating an user arpeggio pat- ternAbout user arpeggio patterns Editing a user arpeggio patternCreating an example pattern 135Tone10 key Program mode, select a drum kit program 136Drum pattern Chordal patternSet the parameters for each step Make settings for Tone No. and Fixed Note NoDual arpeggiator editing 137Synchronization between arpeggiators a and B Synchronizing the arpeggiator138 Categories of the 102 effect types Effects settingsEffects in each mode 139Routing Routing settings and effect set- tingsEffect settings for a program 140Master EQ Effect settings in Combination, Song, and Song Play modes141 Master effects142 Effect settings in Sampling modeMaster effects Master EQ 143 Effect settings for Audio InputSet the parameters for Input1 About dynamic modulation Dmod Setting exampleUsing Dmod to modify the feedback level from SW1 key Rotate the Tempo knob, and the delay time will change145 Setting the function of SW1 and SW2Adjusting the contrast brightness of the LCD screen Other functionsShortcuts Sounding a beep when the LCD screen is pressedUsing the Triton Studio as a data ﬁler Setting the calendar functionAudio input and output TroubleshootingPower supply LCD screenCan’t input sound 148Can’t output sound from an audio CD 149 Program, CombinationSong Sampling150 Drum kitsArpeggiator EffectsInternal hard drive, external devices Media151 Floppy diskOther Wave ﬁles152 Speciﬁcations Speciﬁcations and options153 154 Options155 Midi implementation Chart［Music Workstation/Sampler］ Numerics Index156 LPF Cutoff 15781, 99, 102, 112, 115, 138 158Korg INC