User manual KORG KORG LEGACY COLLECT

[. . . ] EasyStart Main Features · Software Synths that sound like hardware: Virtual instruments that are indistinguishable from the original MS-20, Polysix and Wavestation synthesizers!CMT: Component Modeling Technology reproduces not only the sound, but character and response curve of every parameter in the MS-20 and Polysix, by duplicating the entire circuit path of the original synths. MS-20 (Circa 1978): Classic synth replication that includes up to date features like 32-voice polyphony, 16-voice unison and is MIDI syncable - Thick sound, aggressive filters and creative patching capabilities-Use as a effect plug-in and run audio through filters and modulation capabilities. MS-20ic USB MIDI controller: Includes the very cool MS-20ic commemorative (84% scale) USB MIDI controller, featuring complete hands-on patching/programming, with 37 velocity-sensitive keys. [. . . ] In "Driver Type" select the type of audio driver you would like to use and its settings. About Audio Drivers and Latency Latency is the time that elapses when a note-on message is transmitted from a connected external MIDI device until the computer passes the sound out the audio outputs. The lower the latency number in ms the less you will notice a delay when you play. This setting is going to depend on the type of audio interface you use. An ASIO interface will produce much less latency then using MME (Multi Media Extension). If you do not have an ASIO interface, use Direct Sound. A good quality professional ASIO audio interface will produce more desirable results. 4 Korg Legacy Collection EasyStart MIDI Settings 1. Click the "MIDI Settings" tab. The first time you access this tab it will scan for MIDI devices on your system (you can also click on "Search" to perform this function). For MIDI in device 1, 2 and 3 select the device that you will use for each port. In the "Clock Master" field select the device that will be the MIDI clock master. Connect a USB cable from the MS-20ic to an available USB port on your computer or connected powered hub. A bubble window will appear at the bottom of the screen displaying Found New Hardware. . . . . . MS-20 controller. A second bubble will appear saying Found New Hardware. . . . . USB Audio Device. Go to Start>Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices>Hardware. Scroll to the bottom of the devices listed to USB Audio Device. Highlight it, and then click on the Properties button below it. IMPORTANT: You will need to insert the included CD which includes the Korg USB MIDI Driver into your CD drive before this next step. . . 4. In the dialog boxes that follow click 1: Install from a list or specific location, 2: Don't search. I will choose the driver to install, and 3: Have Disk. Point its location to your CD drive and then click OK. During installation, a dialog box will appear indicating that the driver is not digitally signed in. Click Continue Anyway when this appears. When installation has completed, click Finish. Mac OS X: 1. [. . . ] These buttons will allow you to move through the main edit screens for the Cell. The first and the fourth buttons will always be the same ­ PERFORMANCE and COMBINATION. The middle buttons will change depending on which synths are being used for the current program. From the PERFORMANCE screen, you can mouse-click on any encoder or slider and move it to change the value for the assigned parameter listed above it. [. . . ]