Getting Started • Front and Rear Panels
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3. Front and Rear Panels
Front panel
1 MASTER VOLUME slider
General volume (speakers, headphones and OUT-
PUT outlets).
Note: This slider does not control the volume of the
VOCAL/GUITAR section and the audio input (INPUT-
IN). Use the VOLUME slider in the VOCAL/GUITAR
section to control the section volume.
2 ACC.VOLUME (Accompaniment Volume)
slider
Automatic accompaniment volume in the Arrange-
ment Play and Backing Sequence modes. In the Song
Play and Song Edit modes it controls the volume of
all the tracks, except for the selected one (whose vol-
ume remains constant).
3 Display
The editing pages, parameters and messages for the
user will appear in this display.
4 Joystick
Pitch bend (↔), modulation (↑), program parameter
control (↓).
5 Floppy disk drive slot
3.5 inch double-sided double density (2DD) or dou-
ble-sided high density (2HD) floppy disks can be
inserted in this drive. You can use KORG Series-i for-
matted floppy disks and standard Ms-Dos® format-
ted floppy disks.
The iS35 incorporates a new type of disk drive with-
out auditory feedback (i.e. the “click” when the disk
has been pressed all the way in).
6 Disk eject button
Press this button to remove a floppy disk from the
drive. If pressing this button does not eject the disk,
do not try to force it out. Contact your dealer or
nearest KORG Service Center.
7 Speakers
Built-in speakers. Adjust the volume with the MAS-
TER VOLUME slider. Adjust the volume of the
INPUT-IN audio input with the VOLUME knob in
the VOCAL/GUITAR section.
Warning: Volume that is too high can cause serious
harm to your hearing. Keep the volume at a moderate
level.
Note: At higher volumes the sound can be distorted.
8 Control panel
It contains the buttons used to perform the various
editing and control functions. A more detailed
description of this panel is given in the next section.
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