User manual KORG DELTA DL-50 SERVICE MANUAL

[. . . ] Polysix (Circa 1981): Programmable sixvoice polyphonic synth with chorus, phase and ensemble effects - Chord memory and arpeggiator ­ Up-to-date features including 32-voice polyphony, 16-voice unison with spread and detune, and MIDI-syncable. Wavestation (Circa 1990): All waveforms, sound and effect programs from the complete range of models - Advanced Vector Synthesis/Wave Sequencing to combine/shift between multiple waveforms in realtime 550 internal original factory soundsPerformances, Patches and Wave Sequence data from the original can be imported! · · · · · Legacy Cell: MS-20/Polysix/MDE-X Effect Combination Structure that can be used as a single software synth ­ Freely combine two CMT-based synths (MS-20/Polysix), with effects -Split/Layer/Velocity-switch - 19 effect plugins/2 Insert/2 Master per cell structure - Special native integration with the microKONTROL. MDE-X: 19 great MDE-X plug-in effects (many from the award-winning TRITON-series), in VST and Audio Unit formats. MS20-FX: The amazing filter from the MS-20 can be used as an audio effect as well! [. . . ] In the screen that appears, enter your user information as requested. When you've finished, click [Next>]. A screen will appear where you can enter the authorization code of your software. Enter the code affixed to the CD-ROM case of The Legacy Collection. In the `Locking Code" field, type the code that you wrote down in step 3 above. When the process has completed, a screen will appear showing the license code that has been issued. Write down the license code EXACTLY as it appears. Click the [Close] button to close your web browser. In the screen that you left open on your computer in step 3 above, carefully type in the license code from step 6, and click [Enter]. When the license code has been verified, a screen will appear indicating that activation is complete. Click [OK] to close the license activation window. Common settings for each synth in Stand-Alone mode The first time you launch any of the synths in The Legacy Collection, a preference box will appear. For MIDI in device 1, 2 and 3, select the device that you will use for each port. Note: If the device you want to use does not appear in the port selection fields, navigate to the Applications folder>Utility>"Audio MIDI Setup, " display the "MIDI device" tab page, and check whether the connected extrernal MIDI device has been detected. 3. In the "Clock Master" field select the device that will be the MIDI clock master. If you don't select a device, the internal clock will always be used. Note: When the software is operating as a plug-in, the clock of the host application will always be used. 5 Korg Legacy Collection EasyStart The Synths The MS-20 The semi-modular MS-20, first introduced in 1978 was an instant hit and has retained its popularity since its initial release. The MS-20's unique filter section (2 filters­ high-pass and low-pass with resonance, allowing for band-pass filtering), external signal processing abilities, and limitless creative patching capabilities are what made the MS-20 a classic in its time and a perennial favorite amongst synthesists, composers, performers, and sound designers. It is also possible to edit with a mouse. In order to access the additional "modern enhancement" parameters, mouse-editing will be necessary. 1. Click on the MAIN button at the bottom of the MS-20 window. From the MAIN screen, you can mouse-click on any knob and rotate it to change the value for that parameter. You can mouse-click and draw patch cables and patch modules to one another on the modulation patch bay. Move the pointer on top of any one of the knobs on the front panel in the software. In OS X, ctrl-click and in Windows XP, right-click. A small window will appear over the knob giving you two options: Controller Change: Learn: This allows you to manually set the CC number that you want to use to control that specific parameter. [. . . ] By doubleclicking on a synth in the top right corner, you will enter the editing screen for that synth. Located at the bottom of this window, you can view and alter the effects (up to 2) being used on that synth. Be sure to select and work with these Legacy Cell sounds: 000 Vaporization Pad: 105 Antique Lamp: 035 Hard Sync Lead: 089 Bad C Split 1: 001 Doubled Screamer: Contains an MS-20 and a Polysix and uses 4 effects Contains 1 Polysix and uses 2 effects Contains 1 MS-20 and uses 3 effects Contains an MS-20 and a Polysix and uses 4 effects. This is a good example of the split capabilities of the cell structure Contains 2 Polysix's both at 8 voice unison and uses 6 effects Editing 1. The Legacy Cell contains 4 buttons, located at the top-left portion of the window. [. . . ]