User manual KORG I2 SERVICE MANUAL

[. . . ] However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: · Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. · Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. · Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. [. . . ] Press the DOWN switch ( ) once again, and playback will resume from where you stopped. · While the sound is being held, you can press the UP and DOWN switches simultaneously, to return to the beginning of the recorded phrase. · During playback, you can press the UP and DOWN switches simultaneously to rewind. · During playback, you can press the UP switch (HOLD) to hold the sound at that moment. Changing the playback speed You can slow down the playback speed without changing the pitch of the recorded phrase. Rotate value knob 2 to slow down the playback in 5% steps: 100%, 95%, 90%, 85%, . . . Exiting Phrase Trainer mode To return to Program mode, you can press the PHRASE TRAINER switch or EXIT switch. When you exit Phrase Trainer mode or turn off the power, the recorded phrase will be erased. 2. Playing the I2 Phrase Trainer mode Playback/ Recording time Playback speed (%) 3. Editing In Program mode and Effect Select mode, you can edit each effect, adjust the noise reduction and program level, and modify the program name. During editing, the edit icons in the multi-display and the LEDs beside the select switches for each effect will blink. If you wish to save the effects you edited, you must use the "Program Write" operation. Value knobs 2, 3, 4 and 5 will adjust the chorus speed (SPEED), chorus depth (DEPTH), chorus feedback amount (FEEDBACK), and the mix balance between the chorus sound and the direct sound (MIX). If the adjusted value matches the unedited value (the original parameter value) as you rotate a knob, the Original icon will appear in the multi-display. The value knobs that can be used and the parameters that are assigned will depend on the type of each effect. (See p. 12 "Effect parameters. ") Select Modulation effect type Original icon 10 3. Editing Using the TAP switch to edit the delay time When using the Ambience or Pedal DELAY effect, press the TAP switch two times at the tempo of the song you are playing. The I2 will detect the interval, and set the delay time automatically. You can set the delay time in the same way even while you are not playing. Modifying the program name Press the NR LEV switch so that the LED beside the switch is blink. Use value knob 2 to select the character that you wish to change (the character will blink), and use value knob 1 to change the character. The available characters are shown below. Available characters If you wish to save the modified program name, you must perform the "Writing programs" operation. If you turn off the power or select a different program without writing the program, the program name you edited will revert to its previous setting. Writing programs Here's how to write an edited program. Press the WRITE switch, and the Multi-display will indicate "WRITE. " The number LED will blink. [. . . ] When you advance the pedal, loop (repeated) playback will occur again. The loop will become shorter as you return the pedal, and at the minimum length the loop will not playback at all. Select LOOP 1 or LOOP 2 for the Pedal effect, or choose a program that uses these effects. (S is 3 seconds of high quality, L is 6 seconds of extended recording. ) AMB (Ambience effect) Knob 1 TYPE DELAY ROOM1 ROOM2 GARAGE1 GARAGE2 HALL ARENA Knob 2 TIME 10 [ms]. . . 2 [SEC] -- -- -- -- -- -- Knob 3 TONE 0. . . 10. 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- Knob 4 FEEDBACK 0. . . 10. 0 -- -- -- -- -- -- Knob 5 MIX 0. . . 10. 0 0. . . 10. 0 0. . . 10. 0 0. . . 10. 0 0. . . 10. 0 0. . . 10. 0 0. . . 10. 0 These are reverberation-type effect models such as delay, reverb, and echo. [. . . ]