User manual KORG C-320

[. . . ] Now the three realtime control knobs below the display can be used to select and adjust the model settings, such as distortion type, tone, cabinet or mic type. Pressing the [ENTER] or [YES/OK] keys allow you to select additional edit parameters. And the last edits made in modeling mode are preserved when the power is turned off. INSERT EFFECT - In this mode you can set Insert effect assignments on input or on track playback, and assign the effect type. [. . . ] Mixer settings such as volume, pan, EQ and effect settings can be stored as multiple Scenes in a song, and recalled automatically during playback. You can set Marks and Scenes by first pressing the [STORE] key at the desired point in time, and then the [MARK] or [SCENE] key, while playback is on or off. AUTO PUNCH & LOOP - Auto Punch mode is used to automatically punch in/out at desired locations that have been set with the [STORE IN/LOC1, OUT/LOC 2] keys. The LOOP function allows you to loop a specific region of audio, by using the [STORE IN/LOC1, OUT/LOC 2] keys to set loop points. TRIGGER - You can set the D1200mkII to automatically start recording when an incoming audio signal is detected. Both this function and Auto-Punch are great features for "hands-free" operation when recording by yourself. SCRUB - When playback is stopped and this key is pressed, you can view track waveform data (by selecting the " " button next to "1Tr"), and using the "ZOOM" buttons ( , etc. ) to resize the waveform. Once you've selected a track, you can use the DIAL to scrub the audio. Pressing the [ ] FF key while in the scrub mode will play the audio back at half speed, one octave lower than the original pitch ­ a great feature for learning intricate solo parts from pre-recorded track data. METER/TRACK VIEW - This mode enables you to view track, effect send, and Monitor / Master output levels. You can select two different types of meter view: Pre-Fader (before the fader) and Post-Fader (after the fader), and three types of track views, which enable you to see which tracks contain recorded audio. Then keep the original demo song Protected. Creating a new song and recording with any instrument or microphone 1. Select the "New" button in the display using the CURSOR and [ENTER] keys select the "Song Type" as "16Bit/12Track" and the "Mixer Set" as "New" press "OK". The display will indicate "NEW SONG" in the next available empty song location. You can rename your song by selecting the "Rename" button in the display. ! Assigning inputs and recording 2. Connect your audio source (mic, keyboard L/R outputs, etc. ) to the analog inputs on the top of the D1200mkII. If you are connecting a guitar to the D1200mkII directly, use the GUITAR IN jack on the front panel. (For more information on insert effect types refer to the Owners Manual pg. To select the track where the insert effect is going to be applied, select the " " popup button in the display below "InsertTo:". Using the CURSOR and [ENTER] keys and the DIAL, select the assign channel and destination, and then press [YES/OK]. To choose an insert effect, select the "insert effect" tab for the effect that you want to change (ex. "InsEff1" for Insert Effect 1) and use the DIAL to select an effect. To edit a selected effect's parameters, select the "effect name" button in the display (ex. [. . . ] To do this, move to the desired song location, and then press the [STORE] key followed by the [LOCATE] key for each location. Once you've set locate points, you can edit the specific region in the track(s). To see the list of edit functions, select the "EditTrk" tab, select the " " button next to "CopyTrack" in the display. To access a function, select the "radio button" to the left of the function you wish to perform and then select "OK" using the CURSOR and [ENTER] keys. [. . . ]