Korg sampler User Manual

Name: Korg sampler
Brand: Korg
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Default Chapter2
- Important Safety Instructions2
- Data Handling3
- Handling of the Internal Hard Drive3
- Copyright Warning3
- About this Manual4
  - Conventions in this Manual4
  - Table of Contents5
Introduction9
- Main Features9
Front and Rear Panel11
- Front Panel11
- Rear Panel14
Names and Functions of Objects in the LCD Screen16
Connections18
- Connecting the Power Cable19
- Analog Audio Output Connections19
- Analog Audio Input Connections19
- Digital Audio Input/Output Connections19
- Connecting Pedals19
- SCSI Device Connections20
- Connections to MIDI Equipment/Computers20
- Installing Options20
Basic Concepts21
- Overview of the Modes21
- About Polyphony23
  - Tone Generators and Oscillators23
  - Number of Voices in each Mode23
- Basic Operation24
Quick Start27
Turning the Power On/Off27
- Turning the Power on27
- Turning the Power off27
Listening to a Demo Song28
- Loading the Demo Song Data in Disk Mode28
- Selecting and Playing a Demonstration Song in Sequencer Mode29
  - Playing a Cue List29
Selecting and Playing a Program30
- Selecting a Program30
Selecting and Playing a Combination32
- Selecting a Combination32
Using Controllers to Modify the Sound33
- Joystick33
- Ribbon Controller33
- Sw1, Sw233
- Realtime Controls [1], [2], [3], [4]34
- [VALUE] Slider35
- Keyboard35
- Foot Pedals/Switch36
- ARPEGGIATOR [TEMPO] Knob, [GATE] Knob, [VELOCITY] Knob36
Using the Arpeggiator While You Play37
- Using the Arpeggiator in Program Mode37
  - Settings Using Controllers37
  - Settings in the LCD Screen38
- Using the Arpeggiator in Combination Mode39
  - Settings in the LCD Screen39
Playing with the RPPR (Realtime Pattern Play/Recording) Function41
Simple Program Editing42
- Performance Edit42
- Realtime Controls42
Simple Combination Editing43
- An Example of Editing43
Sampling (Recording a Sample)45
- Sampling a Vocal from a MIC, and Playing It as a "One-Shot" Sample45
- Applying an Insert Effect to the Audio Input and Sampling the Result47
- Assigning a Name to the Sample or Multisample48
- Saving Sample Data49
- Converting a Multisample into a Program49
- Sampling and Looping a Drum Phrase50
- Resampling an Arpeggiated Phrase in Program Mode53
- Sample an Arpeggiated Drum Phrase Together with an Externally-Input Guitar54
Producing a Song57
- Creating the Basic Song57
- Naming the Song and Tracks61
- Saving the Song62
Basic Functions63
Saving Data63
- Types of Data that Can be Saved63
- Writing to Internal Memory64
  - Writing a Program or Combination64
  - Writing Global Settings, User Drum Kits, and User Arpeggio Patterns66
- Saving on Media67
- MIDI Data Dump70
Loading Data and Restoring the Factory Settings71
- Loading Data71
Program Settings75
- How a Program Is Organized75
- Basic Program Editing75
- More about Alternate Modulation82
Combination Settings83
- How a Combination Is Organized83
- Basic Combination Editing83
Producing Songs88
- Features of the Sequencer88
- The Structure of Sequencer Mode89
- Preparations for Recording90
- Recording Methods91
- Song Editing Methods96
- Creating and Playing a Cue List98
  - Converting a Song100
- Creating and Recording RPPR (Realtime Pattern Play/Record)100
- Recording the Sounds of a Combination103
- Caution and Other Functions in Sequencer Mode105
  - Memory Protect106
  - About MIDI106
Sampling Settings107
- Features of Sampling on the TRITON STUDIO107
- How Sampling Mode Is Organized108
  - Samples and Multisamples109
- Preparations for Sampling110
- Sampling and Editing in Sampling Mode114
- Sampling in Program, Combination, or Sequencer Modes123
  - Record an External Audio Input Source While a Song Plays, and Create Event Data at the same Time (In-Track Sampling Function)123
  - Resampling the Song Playback to Create a WAVE File on the Hard Drive124
Creating an Audio CD from WAVE Files Sampled to Hard Disk126
SMF (Standard MIDI File) Playback128
- The Structure of Song Play Mode128
- Playing SMF Data129
- Playback Using the Jukebox Function130
  - Saving a Jukebox List130
- Playing Along with SMF Data131
Settings for the Entire TRITON STUDIO (Global Settings)132
- Tuning to Another Instrument/Transposing132
- Adjusting the Way in Which Velocity or after Touch will Affect the Volume or Tone132
- Bypassing the Effects132
- Recalling the Last-Selected Mode and Page at Power-On133
- Specifying the Function of the ASSIGNABLE Switch and ASSIGNABLE Pedal133
  - Creating Original Scales134
Drum Kit Settings135
- About Drum Kits135
- Editing a Drum Kit136
Arpeggiator Settings138
- Arpeggiator Settings for a Program138
  - Arpeggiator On/Off138
- Arpeggiator Settings in Combination and Sequencer Modes140
  - Arpeggiator On/Off140
  - Arpeggiator Settings140
- Creating an User Arpeggio Pattern142
  - About User Arpeggio Patterns142
  - Editing a User Arpeggio Pattern142
- Dual Arpeggiator Editing145
- Synchronizing the Arpeggiator146
Effects Settings147
- Effects in each Mode147
- Routing Settings and Effect Settings148
- About Dynamic Modulation (Dmod)152
Other Functions153
- Setting the Function of [SW1] and [SW2]153
- Setting the B-Mode Functions of REALTIME153
  - Controls [1]-[4]153
- Adjusting the Contrast (Brightness) of the LCD Screen153
- Sounding a Beep When the LCD Screen Is Pressed154
- Using the TRITON STUDIO as a Data Filer154
- Setting the Calendar Function154
- Shortcuts154
Appendices155
Troubleshooting155
- Power Supply155
- LCD Screen155
- Audio Input and Output155
- Program, Combination157
- Song157
- Sampling157
- Drum Kits158
- Arpeggiator158
- Effects158
- MIDI159
- Media159
- WAVE Files160
- Other160
Specifications and Options161
- Specifications161
- Options162
MIDI Implementation Chart163
Index164

Questions and Answers:

B
Brandy MillerJul 26, 2025
Why is there no sound coming from my Korg Musical Instrument?
- J
  John JohnsonJul 26, 2025
  If your Korg Musical Instrument isn't producing sound, ensure that the 'BUS Select' or 'Bus Select' setting following the insert effect is configured to 1, 2, 3, 4, 1/2, or 3/4. Also, verify that 'Local Control' is turned on in Global P1: MIDI by checking the 'Local Control On' check box.