User manual KORG PANDORA

[. . . ] Using the unit in the following locations can result in a malfunction. Do not connect it to an AC outlet of voltage other than that for which your unit is intended. Keeping foreign matter out of your equipment Never set any container with liquid in it near this equipment. If something does slip into the equipment, unplug the AC adaptor from the wall outlet. [. . . ] When the bass note is on, you can use the Value dial to set the key in a range of C, C . A , B, allowing you to practice your guitar in a scale that matches that key. If "METRONM" (metronome) is selected as the rhythm pattern, there will be no bass notes, and this screen will not appear. These parameters are added only if you select "CHAIN" as the rhythm pattern. If you do not stop recording, recording will continue until the selected recording time has elapsed, and loop playback will begin automatically. During playback or while paused, you can use the L/M buttons to select programs. Pressing the [ ] button while playback is paused will return you to the beginning of the recorded phrase. Rotating the Value dial toward the left will slow down the playback speed without affecting the pitch. You can choose from six levels of playback speed: 100%, 90%, 80%, 75%, 66%, and 50%. By pressing the PHRASE TRAINER button, you can hold the sound that was being played at the moment you pressed the button (the Hold function). This is convenient when you need to hear individual notes in a phrase. Start the CD or other audio source, and press the ENTER/REC button at the beginning of the desired phrase. If you want to change the recording mode or time, press the PHRASE TRAINER button while paused. In this mode you can transpose the pitch of a CD or other audio source connected to the AUX jack. In this mode you can turn each effect on/off, and edit the effect type, parameter values, and program name. in Play mode , press the (or ®) button to access the DYNA effect edit screen , entering Edit mode. In any screen of Edit mode, you can use the control knobs to edit Amp modeling, or use the TAP button to set the delay time of Delay modeling. Before writing If a program was not written after it was edited, the decimal After point of the program number will writing light. The edited settings will return to the settings of the original program if you switch programs or turn off the power without Writing (see p. The AUX Pitch setting is remembered even when the power is turned off. Each time you press an /® buttons, you will cycle through the effects in the order shown below. For each effect, you can select the effect type and set its parameter values. [. . . ] This model simulates a modern open back cabinet with two 12-inch speakers. CHORUS1 CHORUS2 FLANG 1, 2, 3 FLANG4 PHASER1 PHASER2 PHASER3 U-VIBE1 U-VIBE2 TREM1 TREM2 TREM3 AT PAN1 AT PAN2 ROTARY1 TYPE (/ button) Vintage chorus in which the effect sound is output to the left and the direct sound to the right Vintage stereo chorus that inverts the phase of the effect sound between left and right, creating more spaciousness. Vintage flanger with a distinctive sound (1, 2, 3 have feedback amounts of 0%, 22%, and 60% respectively) Vintage flanger that inverts the phase of the feedback A popular four-stage vintage phaser A four-stage vintage phaser with a thick mid-range A ten-stage vintage phaser with a mild effect Simulation of a pedal vibe set to chorus mode Simulation of a pedal vibe set to vibrato mode Smooth tremolo Tremolo built into a guitar amp Strong and deep tremolo Auto Pan (LFO:square wave ) Auto Pan (LFO:sine wave ) Rotary speaker simulation VALUE (Value Dial) 2 switches from slow to fast when you play strongly. PITCH1, 2, 3 Pitch shifter (PITCH1, 2, 3 differ in the level of effect sound) Intelligent pitch shifter; a 3rd up in a major key Intelligent pitch shifter; a 3rd down in a major key Intelligent pitch shifter; a 3rd up in a minor key Intelligent pitch shifter; a 3rd down in a minor key Intelligent pitch shifter; a 4th up in a major key Intelligent pitch shifter; a 5th up in a major key Intelligent pitch shifter; a 6th up in a major key An effect that artificially generates feedback, and operates when a note is held for an extended time. [. . . ]