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Korg RK-100S Parameter Guide

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PROGRAM
EG INT [–63...+63]
This species how time-variant modulation from the FILTER EG will be applied
to the cuto frequency.
Time
Note on
Note o
Cuto
Sustain Level
Attack
Time
Decay
Time
Release Time
The cuto frequency will change over time according to the FILTER EG seings,
modifying the tone. For example, you can use this to create a sound that gradually
begins to brighten when you press the key, and then gradually becomes darker.
“EG INT” parameter species the depth (sensitivity) to which the FILTER EG will
aect the cuto frequency.
With a seing of 0, the FILTER EG will not aect the cuto frequency.
Increasingly positive (+) seings will allow the FILTER EG to have a
correspondingly greater eect on the cuto frequency.
Note on
Note o
Note on
Note o
Cuto
Int=+32
Int=0
Int=+63
Time
Cuto frequency
specied by
“Cuto”
Increasingly negative (–) seings will allow a correspondingly greater eect in
the opposite direction.
Cuto frequency
specied by
“Cuto”
Note on
Note o
Note on
Note o
Cuto
Int=–32
Int=0
Int=–63
Time
KEY TRACK [–2.00...+2.00]
This species how keyboard tracking (the keyboard location that you play) will aect
the cuto frequency. For example if the sound played by the C4 key has the desired tone
but higher notes no longer have resonance or are too mellow-sounding, you can adjust
keyboard tracking to compensate so that the cuto frequency will rise for higher notes.
With positive (+) seings, the cuto frequency will rise as you play upward from
the C4 note, and fall as you play downward.
With negative (–) seings, the cuto frequency will fall as you play upward from
the C4 note, and rise as you play downward.
Note: With a seing of +1.0, the change in cuto frequency will be proportion-
ate to the change in pitch. With a seing of 0, keyboard tracking will not
aect the cuto frequency
.
Note:
Keyboard Track functions according to the pitch that is controlled by
pitch bend, and transpose. It is not aected by pitch changes produced
by vibrato or Virtual Patch.
VELO SENS [–63...+63]
This parameter species how velocity (keyboard playing dynamics) will aect
the cuto frequency.
Positive (+) values will cause the cuto frequency to rise as you play more strongly.
Negative (–) values will cause the cuto frequency to fall as you play more strongly.
FILTER2
Here you can adjust the seings of the lter 2 parameters. The ROUTING “Filter
Routing” parameter species how lter 2 and lter 1 will be connected.
The lter 2 parameters are not shown if “Filter Routing” is Single.
CUTOFF [000...127]
This is the same as for FILTER 1. See page 18 “CUTOFF”
RESONANCE [000...127]
This is the same as for FILTER 1. See page 18 “RESONANCE”

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Korg RK-100S Specifications

General IconGeneral
Polyphony8 voices
ArpeggiatorYes
TypeKeytar
LFO2 LFOs
Keyboard37 keys (velocity sensitive)
Sound EngineAnalog modeling
InputsAudio input
Outputs1 x 1/4" (audio)
Power Supply6 x AA batteries or AC adapter
Dimensions830 x 262 x 71 mm / 32.68 x 10.31 x 2.80 inches
Weight3.4 kg / 7.50 lbs (excluding batteries)
EffectsDelay
ControllersRibbon controller
MIDIOut
USBType B
Oscillators2 oscillators

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