User manual KORG N364

[. . . ] 2. Move the right panel power switch to ON , or one additional "click" for power with the backlight option. Raise the volume on your bass guitar, and on the N364, use the DIAL to increase the MASTER volume. After adjusting the volume, you can scroll through the programs in the unit by using the and arrow buttons. [. . . ] Play a single open string and the display will indicate the name of the note, a meter to fine tune, and calibration (Default is set to 440Hz). The note is in tune when the display "icon" is in the center of the meter. ! When tuning, all effects will be bypassed. To tune silently (mute output jack), press and hold the TUNE/BYPASS button for two seconds. In any mode, pressing the EXIT button will return you to the first page of that mode. Rhythm mode: Rhythm mode will allow you to jam along with preset drum patterns and fills. 1. 3. Press the Rhythm button to enter Rhythm mode. The display will indicate a "drum set icon", and the name of the rhythm pattern will be displayed. A "flashing tempo icon", representing current tempo will also be indicated. Use the DIAL to select the desired rhythm pattern. Set the tempo: There are two methods of setting tempo: a. Playback will start when you release the button. If you press and hold the PHRASE TRAINER button while the phrase is playing, you will activate the HOLD function, to hold the sound that was being played at the moment you pressed the button. 4. 5. ! Tip AUX Pitch / BASS Cancel mode: AUX Pitch mode is used to transpose and/or tune an external source (CD, MiniDiskTM, DAT, etc. ) to your bass guitar. The key can be transposed in a range of +/- one octave. The value can be adjusted upward and downward for 3 semitones in 10-cent steps, and in semitone steps of 100 cents for the remainder of the range. You can also apply the Bass cancel effect to eliminate the low-frequency range of the external source. To AUX Pitch mode: 1. Make sure your external source is connected to the AUX jack, and is playing. Use the DIAL to select the desired key and fine-tune the pitch. Press the AUX PITCH button to alternate between Key Transpose (KEY-TRN) ONLY and "Key Transpose + Bass cancel" (KTR + BC). [. . . ] You can turn on only the Bass cancel function by setting the Key Transpose setting to "0" and selecting Key Transpose + Bass Cancel. (output will be in mono in AUX Pitch mode) Press the EXIT button to return to play mode. To BASS Cancel mode: Write your own Program: 1. Select an amp model with the AMP SELECTOR . [. . . ]