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21. GLOBAL
Here you can make overall settings for the microKORG. "MASTER TUNE" (knob 1) and "MASTER TRANSPOSE" (knob 2) adjust the pitch.
"VELOCITY CURVE" (knob 3) specifies the velocity, "POSITION" (knob 4) specifies the MIDI IN/OUT routing, and "AUDIO IN THRU"
(knob 5) specifies whether the input signal from AUDIO IN will be output directly.
MASTER TUNE [30.0...50.0]
Adjusts the overall pitch in 0.1 Hz
steps over a range of 430.0 Hz to
450.0 Hz, in terms of A4 as the reference
pitch. (The highest digit "4"
is not displayed.)
Use this when you need to tune the
pitch of the microKORG to other instruments.
Figure 21-1 Figure 21-2
MAX
(127)
Velocity
(64)
Curve (CrV)
MIN (1)
ppp Strength
fff
(1) (MIDI Velocity) (127)
MASTER TRANSPOSE [-12...12]
Adjusts the overall pitch in steps of
a semitone (100 cents) over a range
of one octave upward or downward.
Use this when you wish to transpose
to suit the song you are playing.
Keyboad
Figure 21-3
Keyboad
GLOBAL: Master Transpose
FRONT PANEL: Octave
GLOBAL: Velocity Curve
MIDI OUT
MIDI IN
FRONT PANEL: Octave
VELOCITY CURVE [Curve, 1...127]
Selects how velocity (keyboard
playing dynamics) will affect volume
and tone.
Use the setting that is appropriate
for your situation.
Curve ( ):
The normal curve. (➝Figure 21-1)
1...127:
The fixed velocity you specify here
will be output regardless of how
strongly you play the keyboard.
MIDI IN
Arpeggiator
Timbre 2
Timbre 1
GLOBAL: Master Transpose
GLOBAL: Velocity Curve
Timbre 1
Arpeggiator
Timbre 2
MIDI OUT
POSITION [Post KBD, Pre TG]
Specifies the internal MIDI IN/
OUT routing within the micro-
KORG. This setting will affect the
way in which MIDI data is transmitted
and received, and how the
arpeggiator data is handled.
Post KBD ( ):
In this position, incoming MIDI
data will be sent to the timbres
without being affected by the global
or front paneltranspose controls,
and will not trigger the arpeggiator.
Data produced by the keyboard will
be converted according to the internal
settings, routed through the
arpeggiator (arpeggiator notes are
sent as MIDI data), and then sent
to the MIDI OUT connector.
(➝Figure 21-2)
Pre TG ( ):
Incoming MIDI data will be affected
by by the global settings, and will
act as trigger notes for the
arpeggiator. Data produced by the
keyboard will be sent to the MIDI
OUT connector without being (➚)
AUDIO IN THRU [OFF, ON]
Specifies whether the signal input
from AUDIO IN will be output directly.
OFF ( ):
The signal will not be output.
ON ( ):
The signal will be output.
This setting is not memorized by
the Write operation. When the
power is turned on, it will always
be turned OFF. While you
are editing, ORIGINAL VALUE
will always remain lit.
(➘) affected by any setting other
than OCTAVE SHIFT (arpeggiator
notes are NOT sent via MIDI).
(➝Figure 21-3)
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