User manual KORG TRITONLEEASYSTART

[. . . ] Select a song ("Midnight Sun" or "DEEP ENDZ") with the DIAL or the [INC]/[DEC] keys. Press the [START/STOP] key again to stop playback. Selecting and playing Programs and Combinations 1. Then press a BANK key to select one of the sound banks, followed by using the DIAL, [INC]/[DEC] keys, or numeric keypad to select sounds from within a bank. Combinations are in BANKS A-C. ! Selecting Programs and Combinations by Category 1. [. . . ] Repeat previous steps 4 and 5 as you record additional tracks and set desired Play Loops. 6. . . . Continue by Automating the Mix: 7. CURSOR to the "Track edit cell" and select a track from the previous steps for mixing. Press [F6] ("Pref"), and then press the [INC] key to select "Over Dub" for "REC setup. " Press [F4] to view the Mix for tracks 1-8. While holding down the [TIMBRE/TRACK] key, press the [F1] - [F8] keys to highlight one of the tracks. CURSOR once to highlight the volume parameter for the selected track. Press the [REC/WRITE] key, then the [START/STOP] key, and record volume changes on the track by using the DIAL Press [START/STOP] when finished. Press [START/STOP] to audition the results - the volume parameter and value will update as the song plays back. Note that track pan messages may be recorded in similar fashion. Using the Compare function as `UNDO' in Sequence mode If you are dissatisfied with a `take' or a recorded mix, press the [COMPARE] key once so it is lit: it serves as "one level of Undo". Simply Record again while the [COMPARE] key is lit, and you'll record new data in the current track. "Toggle" the COMPARE key to listen to both "takes". Note that moving to, and recording/editing another track (or leaving sequence mode) will clear the Compare buffer. Before you begin work on a new track, make sure that the currently selected state of Compare contains the data that you want to keep! Sampling with the EXB-SMPL Option The user-installable EXB-SMPL sampling option provides the user with everything needed for serious sampling: a pair of audio inputs with Level control and Mic/Line level switching, a SCSI connector, and 16 MB of Sampling RAM. With the provided 16 MB, the Triton LE is capable of recording samples of 174 seconds @ mono, or 87 seconds @ stereo. Fully expanded with SIMM modules to 64 MB, it allows about 11 ½ mono minutes or 5. 8 stereo minutes of sampling!The correct SIMMS are 72-pin, non-parity, EDO or Fast Page (FPM) DRAM SIMM, 60 ns (nanoseconds) or faster, 11 Bit Addressing. Recording "one-shot" vocal samples 1. Connect a microphone to the [AUDIO INPUT 1] jack on the rear panel, set the MIC/LINE switch to MIC, and set the LEVEL control to the 12 o'clock position. Press the [SAMPLING] key Press [F1] ("Sample" tab) and make sure that "MS" (Multisample) is set to "000:new MS____000" CURSOR to, and set both the "Orig K" and "Top K" (original and top key) fields to a value of "C2". The easiest way to set this is by holding down the [ENTER] key and pressing the [C2] key on the keyboard. Press [F3] ("In/Pref") CURSOR to "Input 1 Pan", and set this value to "C064" with the DIAL or numeric keypad (Enter 6 > 4, followed by pressing the [ENTER] key). 3. 4 TRITON Le EasyStart 4. Set this value to "L/R" CURSOR to the "Create" edit cell and set the "Range" value Press [F2] ("Rec"), and in "Sample Setup", CURSOR to "Mode" and set to "L-Mono". [. . . ] Now play the keyboard: play each note (half-step) from C2 to D#2, and you'll hear the sampled words, "Sampling is easy with TRITON Le". . . . Continue by sampling through one of TRITON Le's 89 Insert Effects: 13. Press [F3] ("In/Pref") CURSOR to Input 1's "BUS:" and select "IFX" select "IFX" Press [F8] to "Open" this page. Press the [MENU] key, and then press [F7] to CURSOR to "OFF" and set to "ON" CURSOR to highlight the "00 No Effect" edit cell Use the numeric keypad, to enter 5 > 2, then press the [ENTER] key ("52: Reverb Hall") Speak into the microphone to hear the effect being applied Press [F4] ("IFX ") to view and edit the effect parameters. Press the [MENU] key Press [F1] ("Rec") Press [F8] to "Open" this page Press [F1] ("Sample"). [. . . ]