User manual KORG LEGACY EASY START GUIDE

[. . . ] After making audio and AC connections, connect your guitar to the INPUT jack on the back panel. If using headphones, connect to the OUTPUT jack on the back panel. On the top panel, lower the VOLUME level and turn on the power by plugging the optional DC 4. 5V adaptor into an AC outlet. [. . . ] On the top panel, lower the VOLUME level and turn on the power by plugging the optional DC 4. 5V adaptor into an AC outlet. The POWER LED will light and the power will turn on. If using batteries, the power will turn on when a mono cable is plugged into the INPUT jack. Connect the OUTPUT jack to your mixer or guitar/bass amp. When connections are complete, turn on the power of the mixer or amp and adjust the volume appropriately. Ampworks Guitar/Bass EasyStart Selecting and Listening to Ampwork’s 11 Preset Programs: 1. Press the PRESET button on the front panel; the LED will light above the button. Turn the AMP TYPE selector, an appropriate cabinet and effect will automatically be added to the amp model. If you like, you can also try different cabinet and effect models with the amp models by simply turning the selector knob. Listening to Programs- PROG1, PROG2, and Manual: 1. To turn bypass on/off, turn on the power while holding down the PROG/MANU button. Pressing the footswitch will turn bypass on/off. Noise Reduction: Ampworks for guitar and bass both feature programmable noise reduction. To access noise reduction hold down the “TAP” button and turn the effect depth control left to right. After you have made your setting, play a chord or single note and then stop. Note: Noise that might have previously been present (due to high gain or single coil hum) should now be gone. Make adjustments as necessary. Using the “Tap” button: The “Tap” button on Ampworks allows you to easily adjust certain effect parameters such as delay time, modulation speed and reverb length. To set the delay time, tap the “Tap” button to a desired tempo. Note: This is very useful for setting a delay repeat in time with your song’s tempo. To set the speed of a modulation effect and reverb length, use the same procedure. Note: The Reverb length will depend upon the space between taps. [. . . ] To set the speed of a modulation effect and reverb length, use the same procedure. Note: The Reverb length will depend upon the space between taps. This means that if Flanger is selected (which has a proportion to tap interval of x2, ) if you tap at a 4 second interval, Ampworks will set the parameter value (flanger speed) to twice that length, or 8 seconds. [. . . ]