KORG D12 Guided Tour
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5. Try selecting additional track buttons to create solo "groups": u to and press ENTER for desired track buttons, to turn solo
on/off. Note: Refer to the Track Layout on page 4.
Important! Make sure that the D12 is connected via the MONITOR L/R OUTPUTS.
6. When you're finished trying the Solo function, u to the “Clear All” button, press ENTER,then press [STOP].
Work with the Monitor Cue function:
1. Reset the song to the beginning (make sure you’ve cleared the solo function in previous step) and press [PLAY] to begin
playback again.
2. Press [SOLO/MONITOR] until you select the “Monitor” tab (in the display.
3. u to “MasterLR” and press ENTER to turn off the “MasterLR” button in the display.
4. u to the “Cue” button, then press ENTER. u to the “Level” button, then press ENTER.
5. u to the track “faders” and “pan” icons, then use the [DIAL] to set the desired cue mix.
6. When you’ve finished working with the Cue function, u to the “OK” button in the display, press ENTER, then u to highlight
“Cue” and press ENTER to turn it off. u to the “MasterLR” button and press ENTER, so that the mix will be re-routed to the
Master bus.
7. Press [STOP].
Tip: The “AutoIn” function: When On, mixer channels that are set to REC will monitor track playback, and will automatically
switch to monitoring the external input sound when recording or in rehearsal mode, and when stopped. When Off, you will
always hear the input sound for channels set to REC.
Work with the Metronome and Rhythm patterns:
1. Press [SONG/CD] until you select the “SelSong” tab.
2. u to the “New” button in the lower right of the display and press ENTER. On the “MakeNewSong” page, u to the “OK”
button and press ENTER. The next - available empty song location (“NEW SONG”) will be selected.
Note: You can set “16 Bit / 16 Track” or “24 Bit / 8 Track” SongType in the “MakeNewSong” page. For this exercise, leave the
song type set to “16 Bit / 16 Track”:
3. Press [TEMPO/RHYTHM], then u to the “Rhythm:Off” button and press ENTER to set “Rhythm:On”, and you'll hear a
standard metronome "click":
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