Why is there no sound coming from my Korg Musical Instrument?
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.
What to do if the Korg sampler LCD screen doesn't display correctly?
To resolve LCD screen issues or error messages on your Korg Musical Instrument, initialize the internal memory. First, turn off the power. Then, hold down the [MENU] key and the [9] key while turning the power back on. This process will initialize the TRITON STUDIO and write data into the internal memory.
Why do notes keep playing on my Korg sampler?
If your Korg Musical Instrument notes are not stopping, access Program P1: Edit Basic, select the Program Basic page, and ensure the “Hold” check box is unchecked. Also, in Global P2: Controller, verify that “Damper Polarity” or “Foot Switch Polarity” is set correctly.
Why can't I sample on my Korg Musical Instrument?
If you can't sample with your Korg Musical Instrument, ensure the audio input settings are correct. Also, if sampling to external SCSI storage, verify a hard disk has been selected. Check for available memory. If sampling to a hard disk, try selecting a different one or delete any unneeded samples.
Why can’t I write audio tracks on my Korg sampler?
If you cannot write audio tracks on your Korg Musical Instrument, it might be because the CD-R/RW disc has been finalized. If you want to add more data and then finalize, when you use the 'Write to CD' command, make sure to check the 'Execute finalize too' box.
How to turn on the power on a Korg sampler Musical Instrument?
Turn on the rear panel [POWER] switch of your Korg Musical Instrument.
What to do if there is no beep when touching the Korg sampler Musical Instrument LCD screen?
Check the “Beep Enable” check box located in Global P0: Basic Setup, under System Preference, to enable the beep sound when you touch the LCD screen of your Korg Musical Instrument.
General| Brand | Korg |
|---|---|
| Model | sampler |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Specific safety warnings regarding product usage and battery replacement.
Instructions for safely handling the internal hard drive to prevent data loss or damage.
Describes the sampling system, memory, and file formats supported by the TRITON STUDIO.
Details the built-in 16-track MIDI sequencer and its capabilities for music production.
Guides on how to select the appropriate operational mode on the TRITON STUDIO.
Explains how to navigate through different pages within each mode using the MENU and tabs.
Details how to adjust parameter values using the VALUE controllers and other panel controls.
Essential steps for safely powering the TRITON STUDIO on and off, including option checks.
Guides the user on how to select and audition preset programs in Program mode.
Guides the user on how to select and audition preset combinations in Combination mode.
Explains how to use the joystick and ribbon controller for real-time sound manipulation.
Describes the function of the REALTIME CONTROLS knobs for real-time parameter editing.
Guides on how to use the arpeggiator function within Program mode.
Introduces the RPPR function for assigning patterns to keyboard notes for realtime playback.
Guides on how to save edited program data into internal memory.
Guides on how to save edited combination data into internal memory.
Instructions on connecting audio sources and setting input levels and types.
Details how to configure recording methods like Trigger and Source BUS for sampling.
Steps for connecting external audio devices and configuring input settings for sampling.
Details on setting the recording level to achieve optimal audio quality during sampling.
Explains how to specify recording parameters like Source BUS and Trigger for sampling.
Covers making specific settings for the sample to be recorded, including save location and mode.
Guides on loading template songs and copying preset patterns to start song creation.
Explains the step recording method for precise note entry and editing.
Overview of the methods for saving data: internal memory, media, and MIDI data dump.
Detailed procedure for loading the PRELOAD.PCG file to restore factory settings.
Guides on how to edit programs, including basic editing and structure overview.
Details how to configure oscillator settings, including waveform selection and pitch.
Explains how to use filters to shape the tone of sounds, including resonance and cutoff frequency.
Details how to adjust amplifier settings for volume, pan, and envelope generation.
Guides on editing combinations, including structure, basic editing, and timbre management.
Guides on using the 16-track sequencer for recording, editing, and producing songs.
Provides an overview of the TRITON STUDIO's 16-track MIDI sequencer features and capabilities.
Steps to prepare for recording a song, including assigning programs and setting volumes.
Explains realtime recording, step recording, and pattern recording techniques for songs.
Details the process of recording keyboard and controller performance in realtime.
Guides on simultaneously recording RPPR and arpeggiator performances.
Explains how to copy combination sounds to tracks and record performances.
Covers various song editing operations like copying, naming, and setting measure count.
Guides on creating cue lists to sequence songs and playback orders.
Explains recording samples and editing data, including creating multisamples.
Explains how to set the recording level for optimal audio quality and prevent clipping.
Step-by-step instructions for performing the actual sampling process.
Guides on sampling drum phrases from audio CDs and looping playback.
Explains the In-Track Sampling function for recording external audio with automatic event data creation.
Explains how to make global settings affecting the entire TRITON STUDIO, like tuning and transpose.
Guides on making arpeggiator settings for programs, combinations, and songs.
Explains how effects are used in various modes, including insert, master, and EQ.
Explains how to load data from media, including restoring factory settings using PRELOAD.PCG.
Step-by-step guide on how to save various data types to media, including directory selection.
Details on saving data to media, including file types and the "Save All" command.
Detailed procedure for loading the PRELOAD.PCG file to restore factory settings.
Lists common problems and their solutions for the TRITON STUDIO.
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