Korg PS60 User Guide

9
Using an external mixer to control the PS60’s audio signal
If you want to mix the PS60’s audio signals with the audio signals sent from your host application
via your audio interface, or with audio signals from another sound module, you can make
connections as shown below.
Audio interface
Audio mixer
R
L/MONO
Powered monitors
INPUTINPUT
PS60
USB
USB
PS60 ’s audio signals
MIDI signals
Other audio signals
Computer
Using your host application to control the PS60’s audio signal
If you want to apply a plug-in effect to the PS60’s audio signal, or to control the PS60’s audio
signal in your host application along with other audio tracks, connect the PS60 to your audio
interface and route the audio signal into your host application. Refer to the example explanations
for various popular host applications on the following pages.
Audio interface
R
L/MONO
Powered monitors
INPUTINPUT
USB
USB
PS60 ’s audio signals
PS60
MIDI signals
Other audio signals
Computer
Note:
For details on creating audio tracks, MIDI tracks, and plug-in instrument tracks, and on how
to perform operations and adjust settings in your host application, refer to the host application’s
owner’s manual.

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)