User manual KORG C350

[. . . ] Complete the first section now, so that you can become familiar with the main features, and get comfortable with navigation. You’ll find the well-designed top panel, TouchView display and dedicated knobs around the display make working with the C350 a breeze!Transport controls shown as follows: [ ] = RECORD [ ] = PLAY [ ] = STOP [ ] = REWIND [ ] = FAST FORWARD First, connect the AC power cable. Make sure that the MONITOR LEVEL knob or HEADPHONE level knob is turned down first, and then connect audio cables from the MONITOR OUT L/R jacks on the rear panel of the unit to your stereo powered monitor system (or connect headphones to the PHONES jack on the front panel). [. . . ] Fader, Pan, EQ and effects settings are stored with a scene and can be recalled automatically during playback. press the “FADER/PAN AUTOMATION” button in the display then press the “Mixer View” Press the [<] [MARK JUMP] key to return to the beginning of the song. Push faders 1-8 and the MASTER fader all the way up then all the way back down. When the song is played back you will see the on screen faders return to their settings stored in the scene. Press the [ ] key and watch the display. Creating and deleting Scenes: 1. Press the [ ] key and let the song playback for about 10 seconds then press [ ]. Make some dramatic adjustments to faders 1-8 and the MASTER fader. Press the [STORE] key, then press the [SCENE] key. Rename it by pressing “Scene_002” in the display then press the “Rename” button in the display. (You can pick from a list as well) Name it and press “OK’. Playback the song from the beginning to hear the result. Insert a different effect here: Press the “ ” popup button in the upper middle of the display, to bring up the effect catagories. Select the “Modulation&Pitch” category Select “P082:Octave Voice” Press “OK”. (whatever happened to the Chipmunks anyway?) Try a few different effects from several categories while the song plays back. (Press [<] [MARK JUMP] to return to the beginning of the song when it ends) Press the [CH VIEW] key press the SEND INTERNAL [1] key located in the top right hand corner of the adjustable display rotate the SEND knob right, to add more reverb, or rotate left for less. You can view the send level amount updated in the display (Send E1). You can make EQ adjustments by using the dedicated EQ controls to the right of the display. To select EQ presets, press [MIXER] select “EQ/ATT/PHASE” press the “EQ Library” tab. 3. 4. 5. [MIXER] All mixer settings instantly accessible!Here you will find access to input/output assignment, pairing and grouping faders, scene automation, the analog compressors, EQ, effect sends etc. [TEMPO] Tempo, Time signature and Rhythm There are 265 preset metronome / rhythm patterns in the C350. These patterns can be used to create a drum track or Tempo Map with pattern, tempo and time signature changes. The Rhythm Patterns /Tempo Maps that you build do not use actual tracks, but can be recorded to tracks if desired. [. . . ] press “Prev<))”, and then set the desired tempo. When finished, press ] Press the [METER] key (lower left corner of the display) press the [ ] button (it will blink red), and then press the [ button to start recording when finished recording, press [ ] and then press [<] [MARK JUMP] to return to the beginning of the song. Press the red [REC/PLAY] key for Channel 1 so that it changes to green, and then press the [ track. 4. ] button to playback the If you want to overdub another part, repeat the steps, starting with the “Assign an input” section, only this time use Channel 2. (See the C350 Owner’s Manual pages 61-64 for more on the Metronome, Rhythm patterns and Tempo Maps) Mixdown and master your song: The C350 has a dedicated stereo Master Track for boucing and mixing. [. . . ]