Korg microSTATION - Restoring Settings Youve Edited; Saving Your Edits

Playing and editing programs
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Knob [3]: EG-INTENSITY
ThisadjuststhefilterEGintensity(thedepthofhow
theEGaffectsthefilter).
Operatingtheknobwillchangetheamountofhowthe
filterisaffectedbytheEG.Normally,turningtheknob
towardtheleftwillmakethefilterEGshallower,and
turningtheknobtowardtherightwillmakeitdeeper.
Sincethefilt
erEGoperatesrelativetothefiltercutoff
frequency,bothknobs1and3willcontrolthetonal
changeproducedbythefilter.
Knob [4]: EG-RELEASE
ThisadjuststhefilterandampEGreleasetime,
changingthetimefromnote‐offuntilthesoundisno
longerheard.
Tu
rningtheknobwillchangethereleasetimeofthe
filterEGandtheampEG.Normally,turningtheknob
towardtheleftwillshortenthereleasetime,and
turningtheknobtowardtherightwilllengthenit.
Example:
1. Selectprogram“Category:KEYBOARD042:Nu
DigiEP”.
Thisisanelectricpianosound.Let’strymodifying
thesound
alittle.
2. PresstheREALTIMECONTROLSSELECTbutton
toselectmodeA(theLEDwilllight‐up).
3. Whileyouplay,slowlyturnknob1(filter
frequency)about3/4towardtheright.
Thepianosoundwillbecomemorelikeasynth
sweep.
4. Next,turnknob2(filterresonance)about3/4
towardtherightaswell.
5. Leaveknob2initsposition,andtryturni
ngknob
1totheleftandright.
Raisingtheresonancewillchangethesoundas
thoughyouwereplayingthroughawahpedal.
Mode B controls
InmodeByoucanturnknobs1–4tocontrolvarious
aspectsofthesoundsuchasvolume,portamentotime,
pan,filterandampEG,pitchLFO,andmastereffect
sendlevel.
InmodeB,themostusefulfunctionsareassigned
individuallyforeachpreloadprogram.
Mode C controls
InmodeCyoucancontrolthearpeggiatorinrealtime.
Fordetailsonoperation,refertopage 50.
Saving the edits you made by moving the
knobs
Therealtimecontrolknobsareanidealwaytomodify
thesoundwhileyouperform.Asneeded,pressthe
frontpanelWRITEbuttontoexecute“WriteProgram”
andsavethesoundyou’veedited.(p. 58“Writingto
internalmemory”)
HoweverforRealtimeControlBmodeknobs1–4,the
editedsettingscanbesavedonlyifyou’veassigned
CC#70–79.
Internally,a
singleknobusuallyaffectsseveral
differentparameters.WhenyouwriteaProgram,the
editsaresavedintotheindividualprogram
parameters,andnottotheknobitself.
AfterwritingtheProgram,you’llnoticethattheknobs
havereturnedtotheircenterpositions–sincetheold
“edited”valuesarenowthenew“saved”values.
Restoring settings you’ve
edited
Using COMPARE
Whenyou’ reintheprocessofeditingasound,
pressingtheCOMPAREbuttonwillrecallthelast
savedversionofthesound,asitwasbeforeyou
startedediting.
Fordetails,pleasesee“COMPAREbutton‐the
Comparefunction”onpage 8.
Saving your edits
Afteryou’veeditedaprogram,youmustsaveitifyou
wanttokeepthechangesthatyou’vemade.Ifyoure‐
selecttheprogramorturnoffthepow erafterediting,
youreditswillbelost.
Fordetails,pleasesee“WritingaProgramor
Combination”onpage 58
YoucanalsosaveprogramsonanSDcard.Fordetails,
pleasesee“Savingtomedia”onpage 58.
Level
Time
note-off
Attack Level
Break Level
Sustain Level
Slope Time
Decay Time
Attack Time
Sutart Level
Level
Release Time
Release
Level
Time
note-on