Korg microKORG2 - Using the Loop Recorder; Recording to the Loop Recorder; Playing Back the Loop Recorder; Erasing Recorded Data

microKORG2 Playing the microKORG2 - Using the loop recorder
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Using the loop recorder
This feature lets you record what you play when using the synth programs or the vocal processor, and
play it back.
| Recording to the loop recorder
1 Press the LOOP RECORDER button (the button blinks red).
2 Once you press the button, recording starts after the pre-count.
3 Record what you play on the keyboard, or use the vocal processors.
Recording is done over and over within the loop range, as an overdub.
4 Press the button to exit recording and switch to playback mode.
5 Press the button to stop.
Tip: You can also record the input signal from the AUX IN jack. → Details
Note: If the system tempo is changed after recording, the pitch of the recorded audio will also change.
Selecting a program with a different tempo setting than the current program will also cause this to
occur. If you do not want this to happen, please use the TEMPO LOCK feature.
Note: The loop recorder will automatically cancel recording and record standby when a new program is selected.
Undo/redo
• Press the button to restore (undo) the recorded audio to how it was before. Press the button
again to return to the existing state (redo).
| Playing back the loop recorder
• Press the button to begin playback, and press the button again to stop.
| Erasing recorded data
Long-press the (CLEAR) button to delete all of the data you recorded.
Note: The delete operation cannot be undone.
Note: You can’t erase the data while a loop is recording.
| Editing the settings
1 Long-press the LOOP RECORDER button to access the LOOP SETTING A page, which contains
the recording-related settings.
You can also press the button to access the LOOP SETTING B page, which contains the play-
back-related settings.
2 Use the EDIT CONTROL 1–5 knobs to set the parameters. → LOOP SETTING A, → LOOP
SETTING B
3 Press the HOME (FUNCTION 5) button to exit the settings.
Note: These settings are saved automatically.
The recorded audio data is deleted once you turn the power off.