Korg RK-100S Parameter Guide

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RK-100S parameter guide
Ni-MH: Nickel-metal hydride baeries
If the selected type is dierent from the type of baeries being used, the
remaining amount of baery power will not be correctly indicated.
Power save function [On, O]
When engaged, the power save function will automatically turn o the display
and LEDs.
On: Enabled
O: Disabled
Note: With the factory seings, the power save function is O.
MIDI
Here is where you can adjust MIDI-related seings for the RK-100S.
Local Control [O, On]
Switches the local seing on and o.
O: With this seing, controllers such as the keyboard, short ribbon controller and
long ribgbon controller will be internally disconnected from the tone generator
section. This seing prevents notes from being sounded in duplicate when the
RK-100S is connected to a sequencer and the performance data is echoed back
from the sequencer. (Echo back is when the performance data transmied by
playing the RK-100S is re-transmied back to the RK-100S from the sequencer.)
On: Select this seing when you are using the RK-100S by itself.
MIDI Clock [Auto, Internal, Ext USB, Ext MIDI]
This is set when the RK-100S’s arpeggiator is synchronized to a connected
external MIDI device (e.g., sequencer or rhythm machine). Otherwise, when
“BPM SYNC” is On for LFO1/2 or for a delay eect, the LFO rate and delay time
are synchronized with the arpeggiator.
Auto: If the MIDI clock is input from a computer connected to the RK-100S’s USB
connector, clock operation will automatically be set to “External”. If there is no
input, the clock will be set to “Internal”.
Internal: The RK-100S’s internal clock will be the reference. Select this seing
when using the RK-100S by itself or when the RK-100S is the master (controller)
and synchronized with an external MIDI device.
Note:
For details on synchronization-related seings of the external MIDI device,
refer to the manual of your device.
MIDI Control 1 [ Pitch Bend, After Touch, CC#00...#95, CC#102...#119,
CC#16+/–, CC#17+/–, #CC19+/–, CC#20+/–, CC#21+/–]
MIDI Control 2 [ Pitch Bend, After Touch, CC#00...#95, CC#102...#119,
CC#16+/–, CC#17+/–, #CC19+/–, CC#20+/–, CC#21+/–]
MIDI Control 3 [ Pitch Bend, After Touch,CC#00...#95, CC#102...#119,
CC#16+/–, CC#17+/–, #CC19+/–, CC#20+/–, CC#21+/–]
The RK-100S virtual patches have a function to control the destination for the
source with MIDI messages. This MIDI message seing is called MIDI control.
Here you can select the MIDI message assigned to MIDI Control 1, MIDI Control
2 and MIDI Control 3.
The factory seings are “CC#16”, “CC#02” and “Aer Touch”, respectively.
If you’ve selected CC#16+/–, CC#17+/–, CC#19+/–, CC#20+/–, or CC#0216+/–
When using a common external MIDI controller, the values 0–127, depending on
the operating range, are transmied as MIDI control changes. If control changes
are used with modulation for a virtual patch, specifying “0” will have no eect,
and the modulation eect will increase as the value is increased.
However, you may, for example, want to use the controller with the eect
increasing or decreasing from the center, like using a joystick in the X direction.
The RK-100S will automatically convert the values 0–127 to –63–63 when control
changes are used with virtual patches.

Korg RK-100S Specifications

General

Polyphony	8 voices
Arpeggiator	Yes
Type	Keytar
LFO	2 LFOs
Keyboard	37 keys (velocity sensitive)
Sound Engine	Analog modeling
Inputs	Audio input
Outputs	1 x 1/4" (audio)
Power Supply	6 x AA batteries or AC adapter
Dimensions	830 x 262 x 71 mm / 32.68 x 10.31 x 2.80 inches
Weight	3.4 kg / 7.50 lbs (excluding batteries)
Effects	Delay
Controllers	Ribbon controller
MIDI	Out
USB	Type B
Oscillators	2 oscillators