Korg Krome EX - MIDI Editing; Recording MIDI Tracks; Correcting Timing with Quantization

2. Press the Prog 18 tab to access the P0: Play/REC Program T0108 page.
3. Below the Song name, open the Track Select popup and select MIDI Track 02.
This controls both the track that you play from the keyboard, and (with Multi REC turned off) the track that’s
recorded.
4. sing the Category or Bank/Program
Select popup menus, select a Program for Track 02.
5. If you had turned on the ARP and DRUM TRACK buttons, turn them off.
6. Press the LOCATE button to go back to the start of the Song.
7. Press the REC button to enable recording, and then press the START/STOP button to
start.
8. Play what you’d like to record, and then press the START/STOP button when you’re done.
Editing MIDI
You can modify your performance after recording, if you wish. For instance, you can erase misplayed notes, or
correct their pitch and timing.
Correcting the timing
Timing correction is done through Quantization. This takes the notes you played and lines them up to the nearest
beat or fraction of a beat, based on the resolution you select. It can also be used to add a “swing” feel. Let’s try
quantizing the MIDI track we just recorded.
1. Press the PAGE button; then in Page Select, press P6 Track Edit. Then press the Track Edit tab to
access the P6: Track Edit Track Edit page.
This page includes a graphic which shows each track in the sequence. The small rectangles represent
measures which contain performance data.
2. Select MIDI Track 01 from the popup above the graphic.
3. Using the “From Measure” and “To End of Measure” parameters at the bottom of the display, set the
range of measures that you wish to modify. For now, set “From” to 001, and “To End” to 064.
4. Press the menu command button, and choose “Quantize.”
The Quantize dialog appears.