Korg iM1 - Page 40

Available Parameters by Mode
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VDA1
VDA EG
The shape of the VDA1 EG can be easily modified by simply
dragging the points of the graphical envelope in the display.
("Graphical envelopes" on page 11)
Refer to M1 owner’s manual PDF, page 28 “F4-1: VDA1 EG”
VEL SENS
Refer to M1 owner’s manual PDF, page 28 “F4-2: VDA1 VEL
SENS”
EG INT.......................................................................... [–99…+00…+99]
EG TIME........................................................................................[00…99]
Refer to "OSC1" on page 32.
TIME POLARITY A, D, S, R..................................................................[+, x, –]
Refer to "TIME POLARITY A, D, S, R" on page 37.
KBD TRK
Keyboard tracking allows the note number of the key being
played to affect certain parameters.
Refer to M1 owner’s manual PDF, page 28 “F4-3: VDA1 KBD
TRK”
AMPLITUDE ...................................................................[–99…+00…+99]
This parameter specifies the degree to which keyboard track-
ing will increase or decrease the amplitude.
EG TIME .......................................................................................[00…99]
This parameter will control how keyboard tracking will alter
the timing of the VDA EG
TIME POLARITY A, D, S, R .................................................................[+, x, –]
The value set by the previous EG TIME parameter can be
applied to lengthen (+) or shorten (-) each envelope stage
individually; A (Attack Time), D (Decay Time), S (Slope
Time), and R (Release Time).
Using a value of (X) means no change is applied.
CENTER KEY.................................................................................[C-1…G9]
The value or key (note) that you enter here will be used as the
center for keyboard tracking.
VDA MG
The VDA MG applies modulation to the VDA. These parame-
ters are the same as for the PITCH MG of the OSC page.
Refer to "PITCH MG" on page 34
VDA 2
These parameters are the same as for VDA 1.