User manual KORG I2-I3

[. . . ] If liquid gets into the equipment, it could cause a breakdown, fire, or electrical shock. If something does slip into the equipment, unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet. Then contact your nearest Korg dealer or the store where the equipment was purchased. This product has been manufactured according to strict specifications and voltage requirements that are applicable in the country in which it is intended that this product should be used. [. . . ] When setting the BPM: When you are pressing the Tap/BPM key to set the BPM, the display will indicate the BPM value. While outputting audio from the connected device, use the Input Volume knob to adjust the input level so that the peak indicator does not light red. If you are using the mic jack, adjust the MIC Trim knob as appropriate for the sensitivity of the mic, so that the sound is not distorted. (2) If you are using headphones, use the Phones Volume knob to adjust the level. (1) Control the sound by rubbing your finger across the touch pad or tapping it. (2) If you turn on the Hold key while operating the touch pad, the I2-I3 will hold the effect sound as it was the moment before you took your finger away from the pad. If you move the Pad Motion/Mute lever to MUTE (toward yourself), the input signal, sample sound, or synth/drum sound will be silenced. When using delay or reverb, this lets you output only the effect sound (i. By using the Pad Motion/Mute lever to rapidly switch MUTE on/off, you can create rhythms using a sustained input sound. The I2-I3 lets you record your touch pad operations, and move the the Pad Motion/ Mute lever to the PAD MOTION position to play back these operations. BPM (Beats Per Minute) is the tempo of the song expressed as the number of beats (quarter notes) that occur in one minute. (1) Press the Rec/Stop key, and the Rec/ Stop key LED will blink to indicate that you are in record-ready mode. (3) When you press the Rec/Stop key, the Rec/Stop key LED will light, and recording will begin. recording will stop automatically when you reach the maximum recording time. For programs of other than the "SAMPLE/ PLAY" group, you can operate the touch pad while you record, and the sound processed by the effect will be recorded. (2) Use the Program/BPM knob to select the effect program that you want to assign. If you want to store the setting of the Hold key, select the program and then turn on the Hold key and touch the touch pad to specify the position. (3) Press and hold down the Program Memory 1­8 key you selected in step (1) for approximately two seconds, and the settings will be stored. (1) In step (2) of the Recording procedure, hold down the Sample 1, 2 key to which you want to record, and press the Rec/Stop key. The Rec/Stop key and Sample 1, 2 key LEDs will blink simultaneously, indicating that you are in record-ready mode. (1) Press a Program Memory 1­8 key, and the settings stored in that key will be recalled. For a program from the "SAMPLE/ PLAY" group (1) Select a program from the "SAMPLE/ PLAY" group (90­99). [. . . ] " This chart lets you check the types of MIDI message that can be transmitted or received. When you use two (or more) MIDI devices together, compare their MIDI implementation charts to see which types of MIDI message they are able to transmit and receive between themselves. The MIDI messages transmitted and received by the I2-I3 can be changed in the range of CC#1­ CC#31 and CC#64­CC#95. In MIDI Edit mode, press and hold the Rec/ Stop key for one second or longer, and the MIDI settings you modified will be stored. [. . . ]