1–1: Global Setup
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1–1f: Foot Pedal/Foot Switch Assign
Foot Pedal [OFF, Volume…Effect Control 2 (CC#13)]
This determines the function of the assignable pedal (please use a Korg XVP-10 or EXP-2, sold
separately) connected to the rear panel PEDAL jack (
☞
Basic Guide, page 5).
OFF:
The connected pedal will not function.
Volume:
The pedal will adjust the volume of the TRINITY. At the same time, MIDI Volume mes-
sages (CC#7) will be transmitted to adjust the volumes of timbres or tracks with matching MIDI
channels.
Expression:
The pedal will adjust the volume of the TRINITY. At the same time, MIDI Expression
messages (CC#11) will be transmitted to adjust the volume of timbres or tracks with matching
MIDI channels.
Master Volume:
The pedal will adjust the volume. At the same time, the MIDI Universal Exclu-
sive message Master Volume (F0H, 7FH, gg, 04, 01, vv, mm, F7H) will be transmitted to adjust the
volume of all timbres and tracks (while preserving the volume balance between each timbre or
track, etc.).
Tempo Offset:
The pedal will control the tempo of the sequencer. Advancing the pedal will
increase the tempo. This will also cause MIDI Clock messages to be transmitted at a correspond-
ingly closer interval.
Data Entry:
The pedal will adjust parameter values in the various Edit modes.
Foot Pedal (CC#04):
The pedal will control the Alternate Modulation for which AMS was set to
Foot Pedal in Program Edit mode. Simultaneously, MIDI Foot Controller (CC#04) messages will
also be transmitted.
Effect Control 1 (CC#12):
The pedal will control Effect Dynamic Modulation. This is only for
Effect Dynamic Modulation, and you will need to set the Effect Dynamic Modulation Source to
MIDI Cnt1. Simultaneously, Effect Control 1 messages (CC#12) will be transmitted.
Effect Control 2 (CC#13):
The pedal will control Effect Dynamic Modulation. This is only for
Effect Dynamic Modulation, and you will need to set the Effect Dynamic Modulation Source to
MIDI Cnt2. At the same time, Effect Control 2 messages (CC#13) will be transmitted.
Foot Switch [OFF, Program Up…Modulation (CC #82)]
This determines the function of the assignable switch (an on/off switch such as the Korg PS-1;
sold separately) connected to the rear panel SWITCH jack (
☞
Basic Guide, page 5).
OFF:
The connected switch will not function.
Program Up:
The switch will select programs or combinations.
In Program Play mode, the program following the currently selected program will be selected. In
Combination Play mode, the combination following the currently selected combination will be
selected. At the same time, a Bank Select message and a Program Select message will be transmit-
ted.
Program Down:
The switch will select programs or combinations.
In Program Play mode, the program preceding the currently selected program will be selected. In
Combination Play mode, the combination preceding the currently selected combination will be
selected. At the same time, a Bank Select message and a Program Select message will be transmit-
ted.
Song Start/Stop:
The switch will start and stop the sequencer. At the same time, MIDI Start and
Stop messages will be transmitted.
Song Punch In/Out:
When the Sequencer mode “1–7h: Recording Setup” (
☞
page 87 in this man-
ual) is set to Manual Punch In, the switch will punch-in and punch-out.
Modulation (CC#82):
The switch will control Alternate Modulation. If you wish to use this, set
AMS to Foot SW (CC#82).
Foot Switch Polarity [–/+]
Set this to match the polarity of the assignable switch connected to the rear panel SWITCH jack (
☞
Basic Guide, page 5).
If you have connected a Korg PS-1 foot pedal, the polarity of the switch is (
▼
), so set this parame-
ter to “
–
”. If you have connected a pedal switch that has “
+
” polarity (
▲
), set this parameter to
“+”. (
▼
: Open type,
▲
: Closed type)
If the polarity setting does not match the pedal switch that is connected, it will not function cor-
rectly.
If a pedal switch is not connected, set this to “
–
”.
Sustain Pedal Polarity [–/+]
Set this to match the polarity of the sustain pedal connected to the rear panel SUSTAIN jack (
☞
Basic Guide, page 5).
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