User manual KORG AX5B

[. . . ] You'll need a lo-impedance microphone (or condensor mic) and cable. Important!Make sure that the PHANTOM POWER switch is set to OFF (Inputs 1-4) when connecting unbalanced/ noncondensor microphones!Also, the PHANTOM POWER switch must be set to OFF before connecting a mic that requires phantom power, or serious damage to your mic could result!Switch it ON after connection. Objects referred to in this guide: D1600 top panel objects that you'll work with are: Keys, Dial, Faders and Pan knobs. [. . . ] Press the PLAY key to start playback of the song. Press the SOLO / MONITOR key, then press the "Solo" tab in the display: 25 KORG D1600 Guided Tour 4. As the song plays, press the track button "4", to solo the bass track. Try pressing additional track buttons to create solo "groups", or press highlighted track buttons to turn solo off for the desired tracks. Note: Refer to the Track Layout on page 5. Make sure that the D1600 is connected via the MONITOR L/R OUTPUTS. 6. When you're finished trying the Solo function, press the "Clear All" button in the upper-right of the display, then press the STOP key. Work with the Monitor Cue function: 1. Reset the song to the beginning (make sure you've cleared the solo function in previous step) and press the PLAY key to begin playback again. Press the SOLO/MONITOR key, then press the "Monitor" tab in the display. Press to turn off the "MasterLR" button in the display. Press the "Cue" button, then press the "Level" button. About the D1600 recording formats available: In the "SongSel" tab, the SongType can be set for 16 bit / 16 track, allowing 8 track simultaneous recording with 16 track playback. Setting SongType to 24 bit / 8 track mode gives you 4 track simultaneous recording with 8 track playback. Both formats provide uncompressed recording at 44. 1kHz. Note: For the exercises in this guide, leave the radio buttons set as they are: "16Bit / 16Track" and "New MixerSet". Rename the song: 3. Press the "Rename" button in the display. (You'll name the song "My Demo"): 4. Press the "ClearAll" button, then press the "A. . . / a. . . " button to insert letters in the name cell (press the "A. . . / a. . . " button repeatedly to select between upper and lower case characters). Rotate the DIAL to change characters, and use the "< >" buttons to move the cursor left or right in the song name cell. Use the "0. . 9" and "Mark" buttons to change character types, and press the "Space" button to insert spaces in the name cell. When you've finished inputting characters, press the "OK" button to finish naming the new song. Basic Recording To get started, you'll use the new song you just created, and record basic tracks. For the following exercises, you'll need a lo impedance microphone and headphones. [. . . ] 36 Storing Scenes: SONG key Move to Counter location desired Adjust Fader, Pan, EQ and Effects as desired STORE key SCENE key. Note: Scenes can be stored during playback and recording. 39 Automatically switching Scenes during song playback: SONG key SCENE key on (red) Move to Counter location desired Press PLAY key OM pg. 39 Using the Scrub function to find a time location: SCRUB key Press > to select track OK Rotate DIAL to desired location OM pg. [. . . ]