Korg PS60 User Guide

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Setting up the PS60 Plug-In Editor
If you want to use the PS60 Editor with the PS60 connected to your computer via USB, you
must make sure that you have finished installing and setting-up the KORG USB-MIDI Driver
before you start up the PS60 Editor.
This section explains how to set up the PS60 Plug-In Editor in your host application and adjust the
settings so that it will function correctly.
About the PS60 Plug-In Editor
Parameter data is sent and received between the PS60 Plug-In Editor and the PS60. Unlike typical
plug-in instruments, the PS60 Plug-In Editor does not produce an audio signal.
Your PS60 will output audio signals when the PS60 Plug-In Editor sends it MIDI messages.
If you want to send the PS60’s audio signal to an audio track of your host application and use it in
conjunction with a plug-in effect etc., refer to “Using your host application to control the PS60’s
audio signal” (
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p.9)
Note
: Because the PS60 Plug-In Editor does not handle audio signals, you can’t insert a plug-in
effect into the channel of the track where the PS60 Plug-In Editor is inserted, or send its audio
signal via a send or bus.

Korg PS60 Specifications

General

Type	Performance Synthesizer
Synthesis Type	Sample-based synthesis
Velocity Sensitivity	Yes
Aftertouch	No
Arpeggiator	Yes
Sequencer	No
MIDI	In, Out, Thru
Power Supply	DC 9V
Keyboard	61 keys
Sound Engine	EDS-i
Effects	2 Master effects
Controllers	Pitch bend, modulation wheel
Outputs	2 x 1/4" (L/R)
USB	Type B x 1
Sound Generator	EDS-i
Preset Programs	440 programs
Polyphony	120 voices (120 Oscillators)
Inputs	1 x 1/4" (damper)