Korg M1R User Manual

Event Operation
1. Select either editing of track data or pattern data ( [Q) and specify the track number or pattern number
( rnJ).
2. Press the REC key, and, when it lights up, press the START/STOP key. You have now called up the EVENT
EDIT Mode.
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Other modes or functions cannot be selected until event editing is finished by pressing the
START/STOP key again.
3. Specify the measure to be edited ( IA] ). The first event of that measure is indicated.
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By increasing the Index ( rnJ) from #001, the events in the measure can be seen in the order of their location
(their position in the measure).
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The location is indicated by the beat number within the measure and by the clock number in the beat.
One clock pulse is the same as 1/48 beat. (One MIDI clock pulse is equal to two Ml clock pulses.)
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EVEHT EDIT Event
t1001 #004 1: 04 BEND +4095 CINSHDELl
A 8 C 0 E F C H
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Note
J J.
p
P.
J J
J
J 0
Length '0:12 0:18 0:24 0:36 1:00 1:24 2:00 3:00 4:00
Note events include: note name (the pitch of the note) ( ~ ), velocity (the strength at which the keys
are hit) ( rnJ ), and duration (length of sound) ( [E] ).
Odd numbers are not available for velocity value settings .
When pitch bend, after touch or program change are selected by ~ , their values are indicated above
rnJ.
EIJEtH EDIT
M001 #004 1:04 ~END
~~
+4095 CINSlCDELl
A 8 C 0 E F G H
~~~---~~---~
When control change is selected by ~ , the type of control change (control change number). is shown
above rnJ and its value above [E] :
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Korg M1R Specifications

General

Type	Synthesizer Module
Polyphony	16 voices
Sequencer	No
MIDI	Yes
Multitimbral	8 parts
ROM	4MB
Keyboard	No
Year Released	1988
Waveforms	PCM
Outputs	4 Individual Outputs
Memory	100
Filters	Digital
Number of Effects	33