User manual KORG KROSSFOUR EASY START

[. . . ] Connect the main out (composite or S-Video) to your main video monitor. Connect monitor out (composite) located on the front panel, to the video monitor you will use for cueing video sources. Select NTSC or PAL format (USA standard is NTSC, PAL is usually Europe) by setting the switch on the rear panel to the proper setting. [. . . ] Curve 1 ­ Allows for smooth transitions between channels, and begins blending sources from the instant you move the cross-fader. Curve 2 ­ Mix fades to black at the center position of the cross-fader, and then fades the second channel in. Curve 3 ­ Allows for smooth transition between channels 1 and 2, but doesn't begin the blend until the cross-fader has reached the center position. Curve 4 ­ This curve can be used for abrupt switching and transform-type effects between the channels without fade-ins or fade-outs. Fading to Black or White The krossfour allows you to fade a source to a black or white screen. . . Move the mode switch located on the front panel to position 1, labeled B. Select your video source for channel 2, and move the cross-fader to the far-right position. For channel 1, press any of the input select buttons twice so that the red light blinks. Move the cross-fader to the left, and the video source on channel 2 will fade to a black screen. Fade to White: 1. Move the mode switch located on the front panel to position 2, labeled W. Select your video source for channel 2, and move the cross-fader to the far-right position. For channel 1, press any of the input select buttons twice so that the red light blinks. Move the cross-fader to the left, and the video source on channel 2 will fade to a white screen. Using the Chroma Key Function The Chroma key function allows the krossfour to ignore blue in a video source, and allows the second channel to pass through in the blue areas. . . 1. Select two different input sources for channels 1 and 2 - make sure that the channel 2 source has blue in it. Move the cross-fader to the far-right position. [. . . ] Select an empty input on channel A resulting in a blue background Select video source on channel B Set mode to Luma-Key (L-K) Move Fader all the way to channel B Rotate fine tune knob to key out light and dark info on channel B Blue background on channel A is revealed Variation 1 on this effect: a. Select empty input on channel A Set the mode switch to White (W). Press input button twice on channel A so that it begins blinking You should now see a white background Press HOLD on channel A Set the mode switch to Luma-Key (L-K) Move Fader all the way to channel B Rotate the fine tune knob to key out black, white, or grays on channel B White background on channel A is revealed Variation 2 on this effect: a. [. . . ]