Korg microKORG2 - Using Effects and EQ; Applying Effects and EQ; Changing What Is Connected to the Effects

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Using effects and EQ
| Applying effects and EQ
The output from synth programs or from the vocal processor is sent through the following signal
chain to apply effects: modulation effect (MOD) → delay effect (DELAY) → reverb effect (REVERB) →
equalizer (EQ).
You can edit the modulation type effects and the delay and reverb effects to create the sound you
want, in the same way as when editing the filter or amp.
1 To turn each effect on/off, press the button for the respective effect (MOD, DELAY, REVERB, EQ)
while holding down the ON/OFF button.
The respective button’s LED lights up when its effect is on.
2 Press the EFFECT MOD, DELAY, REVERB button or EQ button to adjust the settings. The
respective page is shown.
3 Use the EDIT CONTROL 1–5 knobs to adjust the values.
You can use effects to modify the sound in a variety of ways. For details on each effect’s parame-
ters, click on the effect type that you are interested in below.
Modulation effect (MOD FX): choose from nine types of effects. → Modulation (MOD)
Delay effect (DELAY FX): choose from six types of effects. → DELAY
Reverb effect (REVERB FX): choose from six types of effects. → REVERB
Equalizer (EQ): this is a two-band equalizer. → EQ
Note: If you raise the equalizer gain too much, the output may distort.
| Changing What is Connected to the Effects
To change how timbres 1 and 2 and the microphone input or vocal processor output is routed to the
effect processors, please follow the instructions below. The effects are connected in the following
order: modulation effect (MOD) → delay effect (DELAY) → reverb effect (REVERB) → equalizer (EQ).
1 Long-press either the MOD, DELAY or REVERB button to access the EFFECT ROUTING page.
2 Use the EDIT CONTROL 1–3 knobs to set which effect connects to timbres 1 and 2 as well as to the
audio signal input from the MIC jack.
Tip: You can set where the AUX IN jack input signal is connected to with the Aux Routing parameter
(AuxRoute) on the EDIT GLOBAL page.