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[. . . ] Operation guide E 2 Thank you for purchasing the Korg microSTATION Music Workstation.  To help you get the most out of your new  instrument,  please read this manual carefully. About this manual About the documentation and how to use it The microSTATION is shipped with the following  documentation. microSTATION Easy Start Guide microSTATION Operation Guide (PDF) microSTATION Parameter Guide (PDF) microSTATION USB‐MIDI Setup Guide (PDF) microSTATION Editor/Plug‐In Editor User’s Guide  (PDF) • microSTATION Voice Name List (PDF) The above PDF files are in the “MANUALS” folder of  the included disc.  The manual for the KORG USB‐ MIDI driver is located in the same folder as the driver. • • • • • Conventions in this manual Abbreviations for the manuals: OG, PG In the documentation,  references to the manuals are  abbreviated as follows. OG: Operation Guide PG: Parameter Guide Parameters in the LCD display screen “ “ Parameters displayed in the LCD screen are enclosed  in double quotation marks “ “. Symbols , , Note, Tips microSTATION Easy Start Guide Read this first.  It explains how to make connections  and perform basic operations. These symbols respectively indicate a caution,  a MIDI‐ related explanation,  a supplementary note,  or a tip. Example screen displays The parameter values shown in the example screens of  this manual are only for explanatory purposes,  and  may not necessary match the values that appear in the  Display of your instrument. microSTATION Operation Guide This explains what each part of the microSTATION  does,  how to make connections and perform basic  operations,  provides a summary of each mode,  and  explains the basic knowledge you’ll need in each mode  to edit sounds and record on the sequencer.  This  manual also explains the arpeggiator and effects. [. . . ] When you press the function 02 button once again,   the function 02 LED will light‐up,  and the bass  playback will be heard. Playing/muting specific tracks during recording You can also use the Play/Mute function during  recording.  In this example,  let’s add an electric piano  performance to the drum pattern and bass pattern that  you loop‐recorded earlier.  We’ll use the Play/Mute  function during this process. Turn the LOOP button on,  and press the REC  button.  Then press the function 03 button to select  track 3. Choose an electric piano sound for track 3. Press the Start/Stop button to start recording. If you need to rehearse,  press the function 03 button  (the function 03 LED will light‐up). If you press the function 03 button once again,   recording will be possible.  (The function 03 LED  will blink at regular intervals. ) 4. Press the PLAY/MUTE button to turn it on.  Then  press the function 02 button to mute the bass  performance of track 2. At this time,  the function 02 LED will be unlit,  and  the 03 LED will be blinking at regular intervals. Play the keyboard to record the electric piano  performance on track 3. When you press the function 02 button once again,   the bass of track 2 will be heard. If you are not satisfied with your recording,  hold  down the KEY button and play the key of the  undesired note at the timing that it occurs.   Alternatively,  you can delete all events recorded on  that track by holding down the KEY button and  pressing the REC button. Play/Mute function The microSTATION provides a Play/Mute function  that lets you mute the specified MIDI tracks 1–16.  For  example,  you can use this to mute the sound of a track  that you temporarily don’t want to hear,  or to hear  only the rhythm section and ignore other existing  37 Creating songs (Sequencer mode) You can use the microSTATION’s grid sequence  function to create this pattern by turning the “+”  locations off and the “” locations on. You’ll use the function 01–16 buttons and function 01– 16 LEDs to make grid settings.  You can use the  function 01–16 buttons to specify a sequence of up to  64 grid steps.  For example with a 4/4 time signature  and an 8‐beat rhythm,  this lets you create a pattern up  to eight measures long.  With a 4/4 time signature and a  16‐beat rhythm,  the pattern can be up to four measures  long. Grid Sequence function What is the Grid Sequence function? The grid sequence function lets you create phrases  such as drum patterns by entering notes on a grid.   Even if you’re not comfortable recording the drums  from a keyboard,  this method allows you to easily  create drum patterns. What is the grid? Let’s think of an 8‐beat measure as an empty grid.  First  we’ll use vertical lines to indicate each of the 8th notes.   Since our example has one measure,  we’ll draw eight  vertical lines. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Recording with the Grid Sequence function Let’s use the Grid Sequence function to create a simple  drum pattern. Note: When you record using the Grid Sequence  function,  each note’s velocity value and duration (note  length) are recorded at a fixed value specified by “Init  Vel” and “Init Dur” respectively.  If you want to create  changes in these values,  you’ll need to edit them after  recording. Next we’ll use horizontal lines to indicate the note  numbers (different instrumental sounds).  Since we’re  going to use four drum instruments,  we’ll draw four  horizontal lines. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Open hi-hat Close hi-hat Snare Kick You can’t use the Grid Sequence function to turn a  grid note on/off while a song is playing or being  recorded.  You must first stop playback or  recording. 35 “Recording with the Loop function” steps  1–3) 2. Assign a drum program to track 1. 35 “Recording with the Loop function” steps 3–5) 3. Press the GRID SEQ function. The Grid Sequence function will turn on.  The LED  located at the upper left of the GRID SEQ button  and the GRID SEQ LED located at the left of the  function LEDs will light‐up. When the Grid Sequence function is turned on,  the  Loop function will turn on. Note: The LOOP button will not light‐up when the  Grid Sequence function turns on.  When you exit the  Grid Sequence function,  Loop will remain on,  and  the LOOP button will light‐up. When the Grid Sequence function turns on,  the  display will show a screen that lets you specify the  measures over which the loop will repeat,  and the  quantization setting (“LpEnd” and “Q”). We’ll use a “+” symbol to indicate each intersection  between a vertical and horizontal line.  Each “+”  symbol indicates a grid location.  The following  illustration shows an empty grid for one 8‐beat  measure. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Open hi-hat Close hi-hat Snare Kick In our example,  we’ll use this grid to enter the 8‐beat  one‐measure drum pattern shown below. : close : open Hi-hat Snare Kick For this example,  set “LpEnd” to 002. The illustration below shows how we can use the grid  to depict this 8‐beat drum pattern.  The “” symbol  indicates a grid location at which the corresponding  drum instrument is heard. Open hi-hat Close hi-hat Snare Kick 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 + + + + + + +         + + +  + + +  +  + + +   + + By default,  the loop setting will be the loop setting  (“Loop M***‐***”) that was specified when you  turned the Loop function on.  If you want to change  the loop start measure,  turn off the Grid Sequence  function and use “Loop M***‐***” to change the  setting.  The measures that will be looped can be  changed in the Grid Sequence function setting screen. [. . . ] Action: It may be that the media is physically  damaged; please use other media.  Avoid using  the media that produced the error. Write protected Meaning: The media where you attempted to write data  is write‐protected. Action: Disable write‐protect on the media,  and  execute the command once again. 70 Specifications and option Specifications Specifications and option Specifications Operating temperature Keyboard System Mode 0 – +40 °C (non-condensing conditions) 61-note natural touch mini-keyboard (velocity sensitive; aftertouch not supported) EDS-i (Enhanced Definition Synthesis - integrated) Combination, Program, Sequencer, Global/Media Maximum Polyphony 120 voices max, single mode 60 voices max, double mode * The actual maximum polyphony will vary depending on oscillator settings such as stereo samples and velocity crossfading. 49 Mbytes (when calculated as 16-bit linear data) 360 multisamples, 484 drum samples (including 24 stereo) OSC1 (Single), OSC1+2 (Double): Stereo multisamples are supported 4 velocity zones per oscillator, with switching, crossfades and layers. Four types of filter routing (single, serial, parallel, 24 dB) Two multi-mode filters per voice (low pass, high pass, band pass, band reject) For each voice, two envelope generators (Filter & Amp), two LFOs, two key tracking generators (Filter & Amp), and two AMS mixers In addition, pitch EG, common LFO, and two common key tracking generators Up to sixteen timbres, keyboard and velocity split/layer/crossfade, and modifications to the program setting via the Tone Adjust function These allow you to control external MIDI devices Preset PCM Oscillator Filters Programs Sound Engine Modulation 16 Timbres Combinations Master Keyboard functionality Drum Kits The number of . . . [. . . ]

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