Korg Prophecy - This Chapter Explains Concepts 3.2 Moving between Modes

3.2 Moving between modes
The following diagram shows how you can move between Performance mode and the other modes. If
one key has an arrow pointing two directions, it will return to the previous mode.
PATTERN
DEFINE
0
EXIT
0
WRITE
0
WRITE
Example of moving between modes:
EXrT""1 or EXECUTE*2
0
EXIT"'1
(PERFORMANCE/EDIT)
O•
~
0
WRITE
0
EDIT
0 or EXECUTE'2
PATTERN
DEFINE
0
PERFORMANCE~PERFORMANCE EDITOR DEFINE-EDIT-ARPEGGIATOR PATTERN DEFINE-WRITE
PE DEFINE
GLOBAL
O•
0•
(PERFORMANCE 0
/EDIT)
PERFORMANCE
EDITOR DEFINE
PEDEFINE
EXIT GLOBAL
OorQ
e-
~
(PERFORMANCE 0
/EDIT)
Example of moving between modes:
PATTERN
DEFINE
PAnERN
EXIT DEFINE
QorO
PERFORMANCE-ARPEGGIATOR PATTERN DEFINE~EDIT~WRITE
$-
~
(PERFORMANCE 0
lEDin
EXIT .,1
0 or EXECUTE"2
EXIT •1
0 or EXECUTP2
"'
1
If after finalizing the writing destination for a Write operation, you then decide to cancel and exit the Write
operation, press the EXIT key twice (see page 31).
*
2
When a Write operation is executed, you will return to the display that you were in before executing Write (see
page 31).
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