Korg Minilogue XD - GLOBAL EDIT Mode; Global Settings 1 (Button 3); Global Settings 2 (Button 4)

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GLOBAL EDIT mode
Button 3 (GLOBAL 1)
This button sets the parameters related to the overall pitch (how high or low the sound is). These
functions control the tuning and transposition of the minilogue xd.
Master Tune [–50 Cent...0 Cent...+50 Cent]
This adjusts the overall tuning of the entire minilogue xd in one-cent units (semitone = 100 cents),
over a range of ±50 cents.
0: A4 is equal to 440 Hz.
Transpose [–12 Note...0 Note...+12 Note]
Sets the pitch in semitones. The range you can set is within one octave, up and down.
Button 4 (GLOBAL 2)
Metronome [Off, On]
Sets whether the metronome will sound during real-time recording.
D. Pedal Polarity [– (KORG), +]
Sets polarity to the same polarity as the damper pedal that is connected to the DAMPER jack. If
the polarities do not match, the damper pedal will not operate correctly.
– (KORG): Use this setting when connecting an optional DS–1H damper pedal (sold separately) or
a PS-3/PS-1 pedal switch (sold separately). The polarity of Korg damper pedals and pedal switch-
es is “–” (  : open type).
+: Use this setting when connecting damper pedals with a “+” polarity (  : closed type). If the
polarities do not match, the damper pedal will not operate correctly.
Local SW [Off, On]
Sets whether the minilogue xd’s keyboard will control the internal tone generator. Normally, this
is “On.” However, if you are using the minilogue xd with an external sequencer or sequencing
software, you will want to set the local connection to “Off” to eliminate the double-triggering of
notes caused by MIDI echo.
Off: The minilogue xd’s keyboard will be internally disconnected from the tone generator.
Velocity Curve [Type 1...8, Const 127]
This selects how the minilogue xd changes the volume and sound, in response to velocity (how
hard you strike the keys).
127
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6
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4
3
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1
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8
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Soft Keyboard Strong