Korg A5 - Other Useful Functions; Comparison with Preset Data; Using Volume Pedal

OTHER USEFUL FUNCTIONS
1. Comparison with Preset Data
When you wish to compare an edited program with preset programs or programs stored in the user area, the dotted LED in the
Bank/Value can be very useful. The dotted LED appears in each of the following modes.
A) In the Program mode
Selecting a bank alone does not select a program in that
bank. After selecting the desired bank, you must use the
EFF/PROG switches 1 — 5 to select the program. The
dotted LED appears only if the bank and the program are
both selected. In other words, the dotted LED does not
appear if only the bank is selected but a program in the
bank is not yet selected.
C) In the Edit mode
When each of the parameters are edited within a preset
program, the dotted LED appears at the lower right corner
of the display (under the parameter value) if the parameter
value is the same as that of the preset program. When
editing a program in the user area, the dotted LED appears
if tte parameters are the same as that of the program
stored in the user area.
DOT
B) In the Manual mode
When each of the effects are turned On/Off, the dotted LED
appears at the lower right corner of the display (under the
edit—stand—by indication) if the On/Off effect setting is the
same as that of the preset program. When the user area
effects are turned On/Off, the dotted LED appears if the
On/Off setting is the same as that of the program stored in
the user area.
2. Using a Volume Pedal
Use of a volume pedal can further enhance the A5 GUITAR's effect sound. With a volume pedali, it is possible to create a long, delayed
— attack sound by gradually pressing down on the pedal after playing a chord or single note.
MINIMUM VOLUME
Connect to VOLUME peda! output jack.
Use
the
KORG
KVP
—
001
volume
pedal.
Connect
the
output
jack
(OUTPUT)
of
the
KVP
—
001
into
the
VOLUME
pedal
jack
(PEDAL)
of
the
A5
GUITAR.
(Also,
make
sure
that
the
KVP
—
001
slider
has been
set
to
the
minimum
volume
of
"0”.