User manual KORG POLY-800II

[. . . ] A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet. [. . . ] In touch effect pages 2­4, you can turn the HOLD button on (LED lit) to maintain the current state of the effect. hOLD on (LED lit): Hold will be enabled for the touch effect. When you take your finger off the touch pad, the effect will remain in the state in which you had last been touching the pad. HOLD off (LED dark): Hold will be disabled for the touch effect. When you take your finger off the touch pad, the effect sound will be completely "dry. This is a touch-pad type effect program page in which the entire page is a touch area. Different effect parameters can be assigned to the X-axis and Yaxis, allowing you to control two parameters simultaneously with a single operation. For touch effect types 1­4, you can use the knobs to perform the following operations. Knob 1: Selects the effect program Knob 4: Selects the effect channel when using a channel effect Knobs 5­8: Edit the effect parameters (the parameters that can be edited will depend on the effect program) For knob control effect type 5, you can use the knobs to perform the following operations. Knob 1: Selects the effect program Knob 2: Selects the effect channel when using a channel effect Knobs 3­8: Edit the effect parameters (the parameters that can be edited will depend on the effect program) This is an effect program page that does not use touch pad operations. You can control up to six effect parameters assigned to the push-knobs by turning the corresponding knob. If the POLY-800II is connected to your computer, you'll be able to change the sampling rate from the control panel of the host application or audio driver. The available number of effects and mixer channels will depend on the sampling rate you select. By starting up the POLY-800II in the special 192 kHz audio mode, you can use it as a high-quality 24-bit/192 kHz 8-in/8-out audio interface. Note: When using Mac OS X, the 192 kHz sampling rate is not supported. While holding down the SETUP button, turn on the power. Note: If you start up in 192 kHz audio mode, you won't be able to switch to other sampling rates (44. If you want to switch to a different sampling rate, you must turn off the power and then turn the power on again to start up in the normal way. The specifications are limited as follows when operating in the special 192 kHz mode. A MIDI device connected to the POLY-800II's MIDI IN/OUT connectors can communicate with your computer via the FireWire connector. " This chart makes it easy to determines the types of MIDI messages that each device is able to transmit or receive. When using two MIDI devices, you can compare their MIDI implementation charts to see whether the messages transmitted by one device will be recognized by the other device. [. . . ] Depending on your system, noise may occur if numerous audio devices are connected to your computer. If so, connect only the POLY-800II to your computer. Did your computer enter the Standby (Suspend) or Sleep mode? after returning to normal operating mode , exit all software and power-cycle the POLY-800II. [. . . ]