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General| Sequencer | No |
|---|---|
| MIDI | In, Out, Thru |
| Keyboard | 61 keys |
| Outputs | L/Mono, R, Headphones |
| Inputs | No |
Guidance on suitable and unsuitable locations for operating the unit to prevent malfunction.
Instructions for connecting the AC power supply to ensure correct voltage.
Advice on avoiding damage from excessive force and proper cleaning methods.
Highlights the primary features and capabilities of the Korg N1/N5 synthesizer.
Provides guidance on navigating and understanding the owner's manual effectively.
Detailed description of the controls and features located on the front panel of the synthesizer.
Overview of the connectors and ports available on the rear panel for connectivity.
Instructions for connecting the N1/N5 to audio output devices like amplifiers or speakers.
Information on connecting optional pedal switches and volume pedals for performance control.
Details on establishing MIDI connections for external control and sound generation.
Guidance on controlling the N1/N5 from external MIDI sources or using the N1/N5 to control others.
Explanation of how Programs and Combinations are structured and organized.
Using the N1/N5 as a multi-timbral MIDI tone generator for sequencers.
Description of Performances, collections of settings for instant playback.
Overview of the digital effect processors and their application to sounds.
Listing and description of the various sound banks available on the N1/N5.
Selecting and playing sounds using the keyboard and realtime controllers.
Adjusting arpeggiator, layer/split, and realtime controller settings.
Editing combinations by assigning and adjusting up to eight programs.
Modifying program sounds by adjusting their parameters.
Selecting and editing parameters for the two digital effect processors.
Assigning drum samples and editing their pitch, level, and pan.
Using the N1/N5 as a multi-timbral tone generator for sequencers.
Adjusting parameters for individual parts within a combination or multi-setup.
Saving parameters to external storage and initializing settings.
Configuring system-wide settings like MIDI, velocity, and aftertouch.
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