Korg iS40 uide
The Backing Sequencer
When you select Backing Sequence mode, you can record or play back a song created from Arrangements, and even add 8 extra tracks! The main tracks of a backing sequence are: the Keyboard track, Control track, and Chord track. The Keyboard track records whatever is played freely on the keyboard, or can be left empty for live playing. The Control track records your button selections on the front panel (e.g. Fill 1, Bass Inversion, etc.), and the Chord track records the sequence of chords you play. All of this data can be freely edited. The 8 extra tracks allow you to record additional parts to the Backing Sequence.
Programs and Effects
There are 384 Programs in the iS40’s internal memory, organized into six banks of 64 programs each
The iS40 contains two independent effect processors, with 47 different types of effects selectable for each. These effects can be used in Program, Arrangement, Backing Sequence, and Song Play / Edit modes. The effects themselves use dynamic modulation, so that you can control their intensity in
Song Play Mode
This mode allows for playback of Standard MIDI Files (SMF) direct from disk! In addition, you can change programs, volume, pan, effects and effect send levels, and tempo and transpose settings.
Song Edit Mode
In Song Edit mode, you can load a Standard MIDI file, then edit and
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