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Names and functions of objects in the LCD
screen
The TRITON STUDIOuses Korg’s TouchView graphical
user interface.
By touching on objects displayed in the LCD screen, you
can select pages, set parameter values, rename programs
and combinations, write data, and perform many other
operations.
References in the TRITON STUDIO’s owner’s man-
ual to the “... button” or “... tab” refer to objects dis-
played on the LCD screen. References to the “[...]
key,” “[...] knob,” “[...] dial,” or “[...] slider” refer to
controls on the front or rear panel of the TRITON
STUDIO.
a: Current page
This indicates the selected page within the current mode.
From the left, this shows the mode name, page number,
and page name.
b: Edit cell
When you press a parameter in the LCD screen, the
parameter or parameter value will sometimes be high-
lighted (displayed in inverse video). This is called the edit
cell, and the highlighted item will be subject to editing.
The parameter value of the edit cell can be modified using
the VALUE controllers (☞p.17) or by using a popup but-
ton in the LCD screen. For parameters that accept a note
number or a velocity value, you can also hold down the
[ENTER] key and play a note on the keyboard to enter the
note number or velocity value.
c: Popup button (1)
When this button is pressed, a popup menu will appear,
showing the parameter values that are available for selec-
tion.
To input the parameter value, press the desired value in
the popup menu.
When a popup menu is displayed, operating a VALUE
controller (☞p.17) will close the popup menu. If the
popup menu is unlocked (☞“Pin”), it will close if you
touch a location outside the popup menu.
* Popup menu
Pin
This switches the popup menu display between locked
and unlocked.
When locked, the pin will be shown closed, and the
popup menu will remain displayed even after you press a
parameter value. When unlocked, the pin will be shown
opened, and the popup menu will close immediately
when you press a parameter value.
Scroll bar
Use this when you wish to see parameter values that
extend beyond what can be displayed in the screen at one
time.
d: Popup button (2)
When you press this button, a tabbed popup menu will
appear, allowing you to perform the following selections.
• “Bank/Program Select,” “Bank/Combination Select”:
Select programs or combinations by bank
• “Multisample Select”: Select a multisample for a
program oscillator by category (ROM multisamples
only)
• “Category/Effect Select”: Select an insert effect or
master effect by category
To close the tabbed popup menu, press the OK button
or Cancel button.
e: (Category) popup button
When you press this button, a tabbed popup menu will
appear, allowing you to perform the following selections.
• “Category/Program Select,” “Category/Combination
Select”: Select programs or combinations by category
To close the tabbed popup menu, press the OK button
or Cancel button.
a: Current page
b: Edit cell
d: Popup button (2)
c: Popup button (1)
f: Check box
g: Radio buttons
h: Tab
i: Page menu buttone: (category) Popup button
Mode name Page namePage number
Pin
Scroll bar
Press here and slide to left
or right to scroll to the
desired location.
Press here to scroll to left or right.
Press here to scroll to
the corresponding
location.
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- Data handling 3
- About this manual 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Front and rear panel 11
- Introduction 13
- Rear panel 14
- Connections 18
- FeaturesFront & 19
- LCD screenConnectionsBasics 19
- 6. SCSI device connections 20
- 7. Connections to MIDI equip 20
- 8. Installing options 20
- Basic concepts 21
- Song Play mode 22
- Sampling mode 22
- Global mode 22
- Disk mode 22
- About polyphony 23
- Basic operation 24
- 3. Setting a parameter 25
- Popup buttons and popup menus 26
- Keyboard input 26
- Quick Start 27
- Listening to a demo song 28
- Playing a cue list 29
- Selecting a program 30
- display 31
- Selecting a combination 32
- Joystick 33
- Ribbon controller 33
- SW1, SW2 33
- The Lock function 34
- A-mode controls 34
- [VALUE] slider 35
- Keyboard 35
- Foot pedals/Switch 36
- ARPEGGIATOR [TEMPO] knob 36
- [GATE] knob, [VELOCITY] knob 36
- Settings using controllers 37
- Settings in the LCD screen 38
- Play/Recording) function 41
- Simple program editing 42
- Simple combination editing 43
- Adjusting the stereo position 44
- Adjusting the volume 44
- Sampling (recording a sample) 45
- 6. Record a sample 47
- Naming a multisample 48
- Naming a sample 48
- Saving sample data 49
- Sampling and looping a drum 50
- Resampling an arpeggiated 53
- Sample an arpeggiated drum 54
- Examples of sampling settings 56
- Using the metronome 56
- Producing a song 57
- 3. Recording the bass track 58
- 59
- 59
- 5. Recording other tracks 60
- 6. Step recording 60
- Naming the song and tracks 61
- Saving the song 62
- Writing to internal memory 64
- About the Edit Buffer 66
- Saving on media 67
- Formatting media 68
- How to save data 68
- MIDI data dump 70
- Loading data and 71
- EXB-PCM series 73
- EXB-MOSS 74
- Program settings 75
- Program Basic page 76
- OSC Basic page 76
- Pitch settings P2: Edit-Pitch 78
- Pitch EG page 79
- Filter1 page 79
- When resonance is applied 80
- Low Pass 80
- Amp1 Level/Pan page 81
- Amp Mod. page 81
- Amp1 EG page 81
- Frequency Modulation 82
- Frequency MIDI/Tempo Sync 82
- Combination settings 83
- Edit-Program/Mixer page 84
- MIDI Ch page 85
- OSC page 85
- Pitch page 85
- MIDI filter settings 86
- P3: Edit-MIDI Filter 86
- P4: Edit-Zone/Ctrl 86
- Producing songs 88
- Preparations for recording 90
- Recording methods 91
- • Overdub 92
- • Manual punch-in 92
- • Auto punch-in 92
- Step recording 94
- Song editing methods 96
- Creating and recording RPPR 100
- RPPR playback 101
- Realtime-recording an RPPR 102
- Basic functions 103
- Sequencer mode 105
- Memory Protect 106
- About MIDI 106
- Sampling settings 107
- Samples and Multisamples 109
- Preparations for sampling 110
- (Recording Level [dB]) 111
- Sampling Setup) 112
- Creating multiple samples 114
- Start LoopS (Loop Start) End 118
- Multisample editing 119
- Using samples in a drum kit 120
- Sampling in Program, Combina 123
- About SMF 128
- Playing SMF data 129
- Saving a Jukebox list 130
- Playing along with SMF data 131
- (Global settings) 132
- ASSIGNABLE Switch and 133
- ASSIGNABLE Pedal 133
- Creating original scales 134
- Drum kit settings 135
- Editing a drum kit 136
- Arpeggiator settings 138
- Octave: 4 139
- Arpeggiator on/off 140
- About user arpeggio patterns 142
- Creating an example pattern 143
- Melody pattern 144
- Chordal pattern 144
- Drum pattern 144
- Dual arpeggiator editing 145
- Synchronizing the arpeggiator 146
- Effects settings 147
- Effect settings for a program 148
- Master effects 149
- Master EQ 149
- Insert effects 149
- About dynamic modulation 152
- Other functions 153
- Appendices 155
- Notes do not stop 156
- Can’t input sound 156
- Program, Combination 157
- Sampling 157
- Drum kits 158
- Arpeggiator 158
- Floppy disk 159
- WAVE files 160
- Specifications and options 161
- MIDI implementation chart 163
- KORG INC 167
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