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AX3000G Owner's manual - Korg

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The expression pedal target is indicated as follows.<br />

“*/######”<br />

*: Target category<br />

######: Target parameter<br />

• Examples<br />

“--OFF--” --- OFF (controls nothing)<br />

“VOLUME” --- Volume pedal<br />

“P/DIRECT” --- DIRECT (mix amount of original sound)<br />

for a pre-effect (e.g., OCTAVE)<br />

“M/SPEED” --- (*: M (modulation)) SPEED of a modulation effect<br />

“D/INPUT” --- (*: D (delay)) Input level of a delay effect<br />

“R/MIX” --- (*: R (reverb)) MIX (mix amount of reverb sound) of a<br />

reverb effect<br />

“A/GAIN” --- (*: A (drive/amp)) GAIN of drive/amp model<br />

In addition to the examples we’ve shown here, a wide variety of expression targets<br />

provided for each effect model can be freely assigned to the expression<br />

pedals.<br />

If desired, you can make more detailed settings.<br />

NOTE: For “--OFF--”, “VOLUME”, “M/PITCH”, “D/INPUT”, and “R/INPUT”, operating<br />

the expression pedal does not edit the parameter.<br />

4. Turn value knob 2 to make the name display read “EXP MIN.” Here you can<br />

specify the PITCH value for when the pedal is at the minimum position (pedal<br />

back). Use value knob 2 or the ▲/▼ buttons to adjust the setting.<br />

5. Turn value knob 3 to make the name display read “EXP MAX.” Here you can<br />

specify the PITCH value for when the pedal is at the maximum position (pedal<br />

forward). Use value knob 3 or the ▲/▼ buttons to adjust the setting.<br />

When you operate the expression pedal, the target parameter will change<br />

within the range you specified here.<br />

NOTE: When you change the expression target, the MIN and MAX values will be<br />

initialized.<br />

6. Press the EXIT switch to return to the mode you were in.<br />

NOTE: The changes you make will not be preserved in the internal memory unless<br />

you store the program.<br />

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