Korg PXR4 owner manual P6. USB comm USB connections, P1. Effect Effect settings

Parameters

1.S: Delete only the undo data of the currently selected song.

ALL: Delete the undo data of all songs.

P6. USB comm: USB connections

When connecting the PXR4 to your computer, make set- tings in this page. (→ p.52)

EFFECT

Here you can select effect settings. For an effect, you can select either GUITAR, INSERT, MASTER, or FINAL as the effect assign (insert location). (→ p.67: “EFFECT ASSIGN”) An effect program consists of up to eight effect modules together. You can edit an effect program in various ways, such as by switching each effect module on/off and edit- ing its settings. Edited effect programs can be saved in the user area. (→ p.40)

The number of effect pages and their contents will differ depending on the type of effect. The effect will not be dis- played if the effect assign setting is “Off.”

When an effect page is selected, the [TRACK] faders 1–4 and the master fader are used to edit effect parameters. The fad- ers that control parameters will be indicated in the display.

When you are in an effect page, the “REC SELECT” record select keys will select the effect to be edited. By repeatedly pressing the same key, you can switch the corresponding effect on/off.

P1. Effect: Effect settings

P.1-1 SelectEffect: Select an effect program

1. SelectEffect: [00…49*1/50…99*2, U00…99]

*1: When ASSIGN=GUITAR. *2: When ASSIGN=INSERT, MASTER, FINAL.

This selects the effect program. The effects that can be selected will depend on the insert location. For the effects available for each insert location, refer to “Effect Program List” (→ p.81). Numbers preceded by a “U” (e.g., “U00”) are user area programs in which you can store effect pro- grams that you yourself created.

P.1-2 Drive/LMT: Drive/LMT module

***: This depends on the effect.

1. Drive/LMT [***]

Select the type of drive or amp simulator.

1a. (Parameter 1) [***]

This can also be edited by [TRACK] fader 1.

1b. (Parameter 2) [***]

This can also be edited by [TRACK] fader 2.

1c. (Parameter 3) [***]

This can also be edited by [TRACK] fader 3.

1d. (Parameter 4) [***]

This can also be edited by [TRACK] fader 4.

1e. (Parameter 5) [***]

This can also be edited by the [MASTER] fader.

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