* Dialog box
When you select a menu command, you’ll see a screen containing the settings needed to execute the command.
This is called a dialog box. The dialog box that appears will depend on the menu command that you select. Some
commands, such as Exclusive Solo, do not display a dialog box.
* Text edit button
When you press this button, the text edit dialog box appears for changing the names of Programs, Combinations,
Songs, etc.
* OK and Cancel buttons
After performing the other operations in the dialog box, you can execute the command by pressing the OK button. To
cancel without executing, press the Cancel button. The dialog box will close.
The EXIT button corresponds to the Cancel button and Done button.
Selecting modes
The KROME provides a large number of functions, such as playing or editing programs and combinations, recording
and playing back songs, and managing media. These functions are grouped into “modes.” The KROME has five
modes. To access a mode, press the corresponding mode button (See page 6).
Program mode
Programs are the basic sounds of the KROME.
In Program mode, you can:
Select and play Programs.
Use one arpeggiator in your performance.
Play back Drum Track patterns while you perform using a Program.
Edit Programs
You can use the realtime controls and the Tone Adjust function to easily edit the program. You can adjust the
parameters and settings of the oscillators, filters, amps, EGs, LFOs, effects, arpeggiator, drum track, etc. You can
use up to five insert effects, two master effects, and one total effect. Plus, you can create drum programs using drum
kits (as created in Global mode).
Combination mode
Combinations are sets of up to 16 programs that can be played simultaneously, letting you create sounds that are
more complex than a single Program. In Combination mode, you can:
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