User manual KORG AMPWORKS

[. . . ] You can edit the parameters by pressing the effect name button and then press any of the effect icons in the display. MASTER EFFECT/AUX ­ In this mode you select an effect for both Master effect 1 and 2 from one of 32 available Master effects and set the return levels and balance. You can also edit the effect parameters by pressing the effect name button. By pressing the "EffSnd1" and "EffSnd2" tabs, you can set individual send levels for each of the 16 tracks. [. . . ] [SCRUB] ­ When playback is stopped and this key is pressed, you can view track waveform data (which you can select by pressing the " " button next to "1Tr"), and use the "ZOOM" buttons ( , etc. ) to resize the waveform. Once you have selected a track, turn the DIAL to scrub the audio. Pressing the [ ] FF key while in the scrub mode will play the audio back at half speed, one octave lower than the original pitch. TEMPO/RHYTHM ­ Here you can set song tempo, create a tempo map, record your own tempo track, set time signature and select rhythm patterns from any of the 96 metronome and 215 PCM-based drum patterns. TRACK - In this mode you can access the Virtual Tracks settings, perform track-editing functions (copy, reverse, normalize, etc. ) and also import and export audio data from the clipboard. 2 AMPWORKS EasyStart Creating a new song: 1. 3. After installing the internal hard drive (following the included instructions), connect the AC power cable and press the [MAIN] power key on the rear panel press the [POWER] key (red) on the top panel Press the [SONG/CD] key, and then press the "SelSong" tab in the display. Press the "New" button in the display select the "Song Type" as "16Bit/16Track" and the "Mixer Set" as "New" press "OK". The display will indicate "NEW SONG" in the next available empty song location. You can rename your song by pressing the "Rename" button in the display. ! The Transport Keys: [ ] = RECORD [ ] = PLAY [ ] = STOP [ ] = REWIND [ ] = FAST FORWARD Assigning inputs and recording audio tracks: 4. Connect your audio source(s) (mic, keyboard, guitar, etc. ) to one (or more) of the eight analog inputs on the rear of the AMPWORKS. If you are connecting a guitar to the AMPWORKS directly, use the GUITAR IN jack on the front panel. To edit the parameter for either effect, press the "effect name button" in the display (ex. RV1:ReverbHall ) and then press the "icon" in the display to access edit parameters. To apply master effects to a track, press the "EffSnd1" tab (for Master Effect 1) or "EffSnd2" tab (for Master Effect 2) in the display Use the CURSOR keys and DIAL to increase the send level for each track you want to add master effects to. Using the Final Effects: 1. 2. Press the [MASTER EFFECT/AUX] key Press the "FinalEff" tab. Rotate the DIAL to select a Final Effect. To edit any parameters of the Final Effect, press the "effect name button" in the display (ex. DY1:St. Comp ) and then press the "icon" in the display to access the edit parameters. Working with Scenes 1. Press the [SCENE] key to enter Scene mode. If you have not stored any Scene memory locations yet, press the [STORE] key and then press the [SCENE] key. This will store a "snapshot" of your mixer settings for this song at the COUNTER location indicated on the SONG/ CD page. After pressing the [SCENE] key, to enable Scene Memory, press SceneRead:Off in the display so that it reads SceneRead:On. To store additional scenes, start song playback and change mixer settings, then press the [STORE] key, followed by pressing the [SCENE] key again. Each time you do this, a new scene will be created and stored in the Scene Memory. [. . . ] For more info on Virtual tracks refer to the Owner's Manual pgs. To use the "EditTrk" function, you must first select a range of the song to be edited by storing an IN, OUT and TO location (some editing functions also require an END location). To do this, move to the desired song location, and then press the [STORE] key followed by the LOCATE key for each location. Once you've set locate points, you can edit the specific region in the track(s). [. . . ]