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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

Brand	Korg
Model	sampler
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English

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