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You can give the Drum Kit a descriptive name using
the on-screen keyboard.
3. After entering the name, press OK.
The text edit window will disappear, returning you to
the main Save dialog.
4. Press the popup button next to Drum Kit to bring
up the save location dialog.
5. Select a location to save the edited Drum Kit.
To avoid overwriting the factory sounds, it’s safer to
use a slot in one of the seven USER banks.
Note that although you can edit General MIDI kits,
you can only save these edits to locations in the INT or
USER banks. The original GM kits cannot be over-
written.
6. After selecting the location, press OK.
7. Press OK again to start the write process.
8. If you’re sure you want to write to this location,
press OK again.
After that, you’re done!
- Operation Guide 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
- CD-R/RW handling 4
- About this manual 6
- Contents 7
- Quick Start 10
- Combination Bank Contents 11
- Load tab 12
- Popup Song Select 13
- New EXi option: Legacy Analog 14
- Supported DRAM DIMM modules 15
- EXi audio input 16
- New AMS Mixer type: Gate 16
- Half-Damper Enable 16
- Introduction to OASYS 17
- What is REMs * ? 19
- Detailed Specifications 19
- Open Sampling System 20
- EXi expansion instruments 21
- CX-3 Tonewheel Organ 22
- STR-1 Plucked String 23
- PolysixEX 23
- Superb user interface 25
- Storage expansion via USB 2.0 25
- The OASYS’ expandability 25
- Front and rear panels 26
- Front panel 26
- 6. KARMA buttons 27
- MODULATION) 27
- 8. VALUE entry 28
- 9. MODE buttons 29
- 10. UTILITY buttons 29
- 17. SEQUENCER buttons 31
- 18. TEMPO controls 31
- WORD CLOCK 32
- ADAT OUT 32
- 8. Analog AUDIO OUTPUTS 34
- 9. AC Power connector 34
- Scroll bar 36
- * Dialog box 36
- * Text edit button 36
- Toggle buttons 37
- Basic Information 38
- About the OASYS’ modes 38
- About the OASYS’ PCM memory 39
- User sampling RAM capacity 40
- About polyphony 41
- Resource Meter 42
- Page tab 42
- Basic Vector tab 43
- Vector Control tab 43
- Popup buttons and popup menus 44
- Keyboard input 44
- Connections 45
- Setup Connections 47
- Turning the power on/off 48
- Using the CD-R/RW drive 49
- Playing and editing Programs 51
- Using the front-panel buttons 52
- Selecting by Bank and number 52
- Selecting by Category 52
- Using Controllers 53
- Vector Joystick 54
- Ribbon Controller 54
- SW1, SW2 54
- Using the Lock function 54
- VALUE slider 55
- Damper Switch vs. Half-Damper 56
- Damper and MIDI 56
- Using Chord mode 57
- Chord Switch 58
- Enabling Chord mode 58
- Basic and Advanced modes 58
- Creating and editing chords 59
- Selecting chords 59
- Playing chords 59
- Chords and MIDI 59
- Real-Time Knobs 60
- Using Tone Adjust 61
- Editing sounds 61
- Using COMPARE 62
- Saving your edits 62
- Overview of editing pages 63
- Basic HD-1 Structure 63
- Working with Multisamples 64
- Using LFOs 65
- EGs (Envelope Generators) 66
- Using the AMS Mixers 66
- Controlling Pitch 67
- Using Filters 68
- Modulating the filters 69
- Using the Amp section 70
- Amp modulation 71
- Using Vector Synthesis 72
- Insert Effects 73
- Master Effects 73
- Combination overview 75
- Selecting Combinations 76
- Easy Combination editing 78
- Combination editing 79
- Creating Velocity Switches 80
- MIDI Settings 81
- OSC Select 82
- Portamento 82
- Use Program’s Scale, Scale 82
- Sequencer mode structure 85
- Make Audio CD 86
- Playing Songs 87
- Playback 87
- Exclusive Solo 88
- CONTROL ASSIGN: 88
- TIMBRE/TRACK 88
- LOCATE settings 89
- Loop playback 90
- MIDI recording 91
- Preparations for recording 91
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- 92
- Recording MIDI in real-time 93
- Location 94
- Track Select 94
- Loop All Tracks 95
- Multi (multitrack recording) 95
- MIDI step recording 96
- Auto Song Setup function 98
- Setup in Sequencer mode 98
- Program) 98
- Recording patterns 101
- Pattern Select 102
- Other ways to record 103
- Audio recording 104
- Use Global Setting 105
- LINE ONOFF MIC 106
- REC Source 107
- Audio Track Mixer 107
- Recording procedure 108
- Recording Setup (Audio Track) 109
- Audio Track Recording Level 109
- Connect your guitar 110
- Set the recording level 111
- Rehearse 113
- Bouncing audio tracks 114
- Listen to the recorded result 115
- Song editing 117
- MIDI Tracks 118
- Audio Tracks 119
- Creating RPPR data 120
- RPPR playback 121
- Recording an RPPR performance 121
- Sampling in Sequencer mode 122
- Saving your song 123
- OASYS sequencer file formats 124
- The Compare function 124
- Memory Protect 124
- About MIDI 124
- Sampling Overview 127
- Samples and Multisamples 128
- Preparations for sampling 129
- Source BUS = L/R 131
- Source Direct Solo 132
- Sample Time 133
- Using the metronome 134
- Condenser 136
- Loop Edit – P2: Loop Edit 141
- Loop settings 141
- Use Zero 142
- Truncate 142
- P1: Sample Edit 145
- Editing the indexes 146
- P4: EQ/Controller 147
- Ripping – P5: Audio CD 147
- Combination modes 149
- Effect unit 150
- OFF LINE 150
- How Global mode is structured 155
- P0: Basic Setup 155
- Global audio settings 156
- Assignable Switch 157
- Assignable Pedal 157
- Creating user scales 158
- Using Wave Sequences 159
- Wave Sequence Overview 159
- Programming Basics 159
- What’s in a step? 160
- Setting up the loop 160
- Using Insert/Cut/Copy/Paste 161
- Using rhythmic Wave Sequences 162
- Using Swing 163
- Keeping notes in sync 163
- Crossfaded Wave Sequences 164
- Modulating Wave Sequences 165
- Saving Wave Sequences 166
- Using Drum Kits 167
- Drum Kit Overview 167
- Before you start editing… 167
- Editing Drum Kits 168
- Saving Drum Kits 169
- Saving data 171
- Writing to internal memory 172
- About the Edit Buffer 173
- Editing names 174
- ● Memory in Global mode P0–P3 175
- Drive Select 176
- How to save data 177
- Formatting media 178
- Loading data from disk 179
- Supported file types 180
- Creating audio CDs 183
- Saving Track Lists 184
- Playing audio CDs 185
- Other disk operations 186
- Setting the date and time 186
- Other functions 188
- Using tap tempo 189
- Resetting controller values 189
- Shortcuts 190
- Using Effects 191
- Effects in each mode 192
- Routing effect settings 193
- Effect ParametersWet/Dr y 194
- Total Effects 195
- Insert effects 196
- Routing of an external input 196
- Dynamic modulation (Dmod) 199
- Dmod Example 199
- MIDI/Tempo Sync 199
- Common FX LFO 200
- Using KARMA 201
- KARMA function 202
- KARMA - Program mode 202
- Performing with KARMA 204
- Using the KARMA controllers 205
- KARMA module 209
- Parameter 209
- KARMA function settings 210
- Dynamic MIDI setting 213
- GE Real-Time Parameters 216
- Dynamic MIDI settings 217
- Appendices 223
- Audio input and output 224
- Programs and Combinations 225
- Sampling 227
- Drum Kits 228
- Wave Sequences 228
- Disks, CDs, and USB Media 229
- Other problems 230
- Internal hard disk 231
- External USB storage media 231
- CD-R/RW (Internal and USB) 231
- Specifications and options 233
- MIDI Implementation Chart 239
- KORG INC 241
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