Korg KRONOS (2011) Operating instructions

Category
Audio mixers
Type
Operating instructions
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Operation Guide
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About this manual
The owner’s manuals and how to use them
TheKRONOSincludesthreeownersmanuals:
•QuickStartGuide
•OperationGuide
ParameterGuide
AllofthesemanualsareavailableasPDFsonAccessory
Disc2,andareincludedintheonboardHelpsystem.A
printedversionoftheQuickStartGuideisalsoincluded.
Quick Start Guide
Pleasereadthisfirst.Itintroducesallofthebasicfeatures
oftheKRONOS,andisdesignedtogetyouupand
runningquickly.
Operation Guide
Putsimply,theOperationGuideisdesignedtoanswer
thequestion,“HowdoIdothis?”
Itexplainsthenamesandfunctionsofeachpartofthe
KRONOS,basicoperation,anoverviewofeachmode,
howtoeditsounds,recordonthesequencer,sample,and
soon.Thisguidealsoexplainstheb
asicsofeff
ects,
KARMA,DrumTrack,WaveSequences,andDrumKits.
Finally,italsocontainsatroubleshootingguideand
supplementalinformationsuchasspecifications.
Parameter Guide
TheParameterGuideisdesignedtoanswerthequestion,
“Whatdoesthisdo?”
Organizedbymodeandpage,theParameterGuide
includesinformationoneachandeveryparameterinthe
KRONOS.
PDF versions
TheKRONOSPDFmanualsaredesignedforeasy
navigationandsearching.TheyincludeextensivePDF
contentsinformation,whichgenerallyappearsonthe
sideofthewindowinyourPDFreaderandletsyoujump
quicklytoaspecificsection.Allcrossreferencesare
hyperlinks,sothatclickingonthemautomaticallytakes
youto
thesourceofthereference.
On-board Help system*
TheHELPbuttongivesyoubuiltin,contextsensitive
accesstotheusermanuals,rightfromthefrontpanel.
Forinformationonanyfrontpanelbutton,knob,slider,
orrealtimecontroller,justholddownHELPandthen
pressthebuttonormovethecontrollerinquestion.
ForinformationonthecurrentLCDpage,pressand
releaseth
eHELPbutton.
FormoredetailsonusingtheHelpsystem,see“HELP
button”onpage 3.
*Englishlanguageonly.
Supplementary guides
Voice Name List
TheVoiceNameListlistsallofthesoundsandsetups
thatareintheKRONOSwhenitisshippedfromthe
factory,includingPrograms,Combinations,
Multisamples,DrumSamples,DrumKits,KARMAGEs,
WaveSequences,DrumTrackPatterns,TemplateSongs,
andEffectPresets.
Updating and restoring the KRONOS
Thisdocumentcontainsinformationonupdatingand
restoringtheKRONOSsoftware.It’sprovidedseparately
asaconvenience;allofitsinformationmayalsobefound
intheParameterGuide.
New features in KRONOS software version 1.5
Thisdocumentprovidesanoverviewofthenewfeatures
inKRONOSsoftwareversion1.5.It’sprovided
separatelyasaconvenience;allofitsinformationmay
alsobefoundintheOperationGuide.
Conventions in this manual
References to the KRONOS
TheKRONOSisavailablein88key,73key,and61key
models.Themanualsrefertoallmodelswithout
distinctionas“theKRONOS.”Thefrontpanelandrear
panelillustrationsinthemanualshowthe61keymodel,
buttheyapplyidenticallytotheothermodels.
Abbreviations for the manuals: OG, PG, VNL
Inthedocumentation,referencestothemanualsare
abbreviatedasfollows.
QS:QuickStartGuide
OG:OperationGuide
PG:ParameterGuide
VNL:TheVoiceNameList
Symbols , , Note, Tips
Thesesymbolsrespectivelyindicateacaution,aMIDI
relatedexplanation,asupplementarynote,oratip.
Example screen displays
Theparametervaluesshownintheexamplescreensof
thismanualareonlyforexplanatorypurposes,andmay
notnecessarymatchthevaluesthatappearintheLCD
screenofyourinstrument.
MIDI-related explanations
CC#isanabbreviationforControlChangeNumber.
InexplanationsofMIDImessages,numbersinsquare
brackets[]alwaysindicatehexadecimalnumbers.
ThankyouforpurchasingtheKorgKRONOS.Tohelpyougetthemostoutofyournewinstrument,pleasereadthis
manualcarefully.
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Contents
About this manual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii
Introduction to KRONOS . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Front and rear panels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Frontpanel ................................. 1
Rearpanel.................................. 8
TouchViewuserin
terface .................... 10
Basic information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
AbouttheKRONOS’modes.................. 13
Abou
ttheKRONOS’PCMmemory ........... 16
Aboutpolyphony........................... 16
Basicoperations............................ 17
Setup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Turningthepoweron/off.................... 20
Connections................................ 20
Update information
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Newfeaturesinsoftwareversion1.5.......... 25
Playing and editing Programs . . . . . . .27
Playing Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
SelectingPrograms.......................... 27
UsingControllers ........................... 31
UsingtheChordPad
s....................... 35
UsingChordmode.......................... 36
Easy Program
Editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Quickeditsusingtheknobs,sliders, and switches.
39
Detailed Program Editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
EditingHD1Programs...................... 43
UsingLFOsandEnvelopes(EGs)............. 45
UsingAlte
rnateModulation(AMS)
and the AMS Mixers ........................ 46
ControllingPitch ........................... 48
UsingFi
lters ............................... 48
UsingtheAmpsection ...................... 51
UsingEXi.................................. 53
UsingVectorSynthesis...................... 54
Eff
ects..................................... 56
AutomaticallyimportingaProgram
into Sequencer mode ........................ 56
Playing and editing Combinations . . . .57
Playing Combinations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
SelectingCombinations...................... 57
Easy Combination editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60
ChangingtheProgramswithinaCombi....... 60
Adjustingthemix........................... 60
EasyKA
RMAediting ....................... 61
Detailed Combination editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62
Combinationoverview...................... 62
Laye
rs,Splits,andVelocitySwitches.......... 63
MIDISettings .............................. 64
AlteringProgram
stofitwithin a Combination . 65
Effects .....................................66
Automaticallyim
portingaCombination
into Sequencer mode. ........................67
Savingyouredits ............................67
Creating songs (Sequencer mode) . . . . 69
Sequencer overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .69
AbouttheKRONOS’sequencer ...............69
Sequencermodestructure....................69
Playing Songs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
Playback ...................................72
ThecontrolsurfaceinSe
quencermode .........74
MIDI recording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76
Preparationsforrecording ....................76
Recor
dingMIDIinrealtime..................78
MIDIsteprecording .........................81
RecordingthesoundofaCombinationor Program
82
RecordingmultipleMIDItracksfrom
an external sequencer........................84
RecordingSystemExclusiveevents............8
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Recor
dingpatterns ..........................86
Otherwaystorecord.........................88
Audio reco
rding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .89
Audiorecordingoverview....................89
Audioinputsettingsandrecordingsourceselection
90
Recordingprocedure.........................93
Othervariat
ionsofaudiotrackrecording .......99
PlacingaWAVEfileinanaudiotrack .........101
Song editing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .103
Songs.....................................103
MIDITracks...............................103
Com
montoMIDItracksandaudiotracks .....104
AudioTracks ..............................104
Using
RPPR (Realtime Pattern Play/Record) . . . . . . .106
CreatingRPPRdata.........................106
RPPRplayback.............................107
RecordinganRPPRperformance.............107
Sampling in Sequencer mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .109
Saving your Song. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .109
Other notes about Sequencer mode. . . . . . . . . . . . .110
KRONOSsequencerfileformats..............110
TheComparefunction ......................
110
MemoryProtect ............................111
AboutMIDI ...............................111
Set Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113
Set List Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .113
Selecting and playing sounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .114
SelectingSetLists...........................114
SelectingSlots..............................115
Editing Set Lists. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .116
Selectingandrearrangingsounds ............116
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DetailedSetListediting.................... 117
SetListsandtheControlSurface............. 118
Smooth Sound Transitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
Overview................................. 120
UsingSmoothSoundTransitions............ 120
Sampling (Open Sampling System). . 123
Sampling overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
AboutsamplingontheKRONOS ............ 123
Preparations for sampling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126
AudioSettings ............................ 126
Sampling and editing in Sampling mode . . . . . . . . 132
Creatingmultisampleindexesand s
ampling–
P0: Recording............................. 133
Basicexamplesofsampling................. 135
Editi
ngloops.............................. 139
UsingTimeSlice........................... 141
Samplewaveformediting................... 144
Multisampleediting ....................... 145
SamplingfromanAu
dioCD ................ 145
Saving,convertingtoPrograms,andComparing..
146
Sampling in Program and Combination modes . . . . 148
Overview................................. 148
ResamplingaKARMAph
raseinProgrammode..
148
AutoSamplingSetup ...................... 149
MixingaKARMAdr
umphrasewith
a live guitar input, and samplingtheresult.... 149
Samplingaguitarfromtheaudioinputs,
while listeningtoaKARMAdrumphrase .... 150
Sampling in Sequencer mode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
InTrackSampling ......................... 151
ResamplingasongtocreateaWavefile ...... 152
Global Settings, Wave Seq., Drum Kits . .
155
Global mode overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155
Global Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 156
BasicSetup ............................... 156
Globalaudiosettings....................... 158
MIDIsetting
s ............................. 158
Pedalandothercontrollersettings........... 159
Crea
tinguserscales ........................ 160
SettingCategoryNamesforPrograms,
Combinations,andKARMA ................ 161
Automati
cally loading RAM and EXs sample data . . 162
UsingtheKSCAutoLoadlisttoselect
which samples to load...................... 162
Creatingandsaving.KSCfiles............... 163
Using Wave Sequences
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 165
WaveSequenceOverview .................. 165
ProgrammingBasics....................... 165
Adju
stingthesoundofanindividualstep .... 166
UsingrhythmicWaveSequences ............ 168
Creatingsmooth,evolvingtimbres........... 170
ModulatingWaveSequences................ 171
SavingWaveSe
quences.................... 172
Using Drum Kits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173
DrumKitOverview ........................17
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Beforeyoustartediting… ...................173
EditingDrumKits ..........................174
SavingDrumKits ..........................176
Loading & saving data, and creating CDs.
177
Saving data. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177
Overview .................................177
Writingtointernalmemory..................178
Sav
ingtodisks,CDs,andUSBmedia .........182
Loading data from disk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 186
LoadingSongs,sounds,samples,
and KARMA GEs together...................186
Loadingindividualbanksfroma.PCGfile.....189
Loadingdatabyind
ividualitemorbank......189
Creating and playing audio CDs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191
CreatingaudioCDs.........................191
PlayingaudioCDs..........................19
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Other disk operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 194
Settingthedateandtime....................194
Using Effects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .195
Effects overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195
Effectsbasics...............................195
EffectI/O ..................................19
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Effectsineachmode........................196
Effects selection and routing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198
UsingeffectsinPrograms ...................198
UsingeffectsinCombinationsandSongs ......200
UsingeffectsinSamplingmode..............202
Usingeffectswiththeaudioinputs...........20
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Detailed effects editing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
Dynamicmodulation(Dmod) ................205
MIDI/TempoSync ..........................205
CommonFXLF
O ...........................206
EffectPresets ..............................207
Using KARMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .209
Overview - What is KARMA? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
ThestructureofKARMA ....................209
Performing with KARMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213
PerformingwithKARMAinProgrammode...213
PerformingwithKARMAinCombinationmode ..
216
Editing KARMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 219
EditingKARMAinProgrammode ...........219
Ed
itingKARMAinCombinationmode .......223
Using KARMA in Sequencer mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . 228
AutoSongSetup ...........................228
RecordingusingKARMA(singletrackrecording).
229
Mu
ltitrackrecordingusing
settings copied from a Combination...........230
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Synchronizing KARMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .231
Synchronizationbasics ..................... 231
The“QuantizeTrigger”parameter ........... 231
Slaveoperation ............................ 232
Masteroperation .......................... 232
Using the Drum Track . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .233
WhatistheDrumTrack? ................... 233
Performing with the Drum Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .234
UsingtheDrumTrackinProgrammode...... 234
UsingtheDrumTrackinCombinationmode .. 236
Drum Track settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .237
DrumTracksettingsinProgrammode ....... 237
DrumTracksettingsinCombinationmode.... 238
DrumTracksettingsinSequencermode...... 238
UsingKARMAandtheDrumTracktogether.. 239
SynchronizingtheDrumTrack.............. 240
Creating Drum Track
patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .241
Preparingauserpattern.................... 241
ConvertingaSequencerpattern
to a Drum Track pattern.................... 241
Appendices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .243
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .243
Powersupply............................. 243
LCDscreen ............................... 243
Audi
oinputandoutput.................... 244
ProgramsandCombinations................ 245
Songs .................................... 246
SetLists .................................. 247
Sampling................................. 247
KARMA
.................................. 248
DrumTrack............................... 249
Vector.................................... 249
DrumKits................................ 249
WaveSeque
nces ........................... 249
Effects.................................... 249
MIDI ..................................... 250
Disks,CDs,andUSBMe
dia ................. 250
Otherproblems............................ 251
Error and confirmation mes
sages . . . . . . . . . . . . . .252
A(ADC–AreYouSure)..................... 252
B(Buffer)................................. 252
C(Can’tcalibrate–Completed)............... 252
D(Destination–Disk) ....................... 253
E(Error–Exceeded) ........................ 254
F(File–Front)
.............................. 255
I(Illegal–Index)............................ 256
H........................................ 257
K........................................ 257
M(Master–Mu
ltisample) ................... 257
N(Nodata–Notenoughsongmemory)....... 258
O(Obeycopyrig
htrules–Oscillator) .......... 260
P(Pattern–Program) ....................... 260
R(Rearsample–Root) ...................... 261
S(Sample–Source
)......................... 261
T(Theclock–Track)........................ 262
U(Unab
letocreatedirectory–USBHub) ...... 262
W(Wave)................................. 263
Y(You)....................................263
Disk and Media information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .264
TypesofmediasupportedbytheKRONOS ....264
OperationsthattheKRONOS
can perform on media.......................264
Restoringthefactorysettings.................265
Spe
cifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .266
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1
Introduction to KRONOS
Front and rear panels
Front panel
1. MAIN VOLUME knob
ThisadjuststhevolumeofthemainL/Raudiooutputs,
aswellasthevolumeoftheheadphonejack.
Itdoesnotaffectanyoftheotheraudiooutputs,
includingS/P DIF,individualoutputs14,ortheUSB
output.
2. Control Surface
TheControlSurfaceisthesetof9sliders,8knobs,and
16switchestotheleftoftheLCDscreen.Itlookslikea
mixer,butcandoavarietyofthingssuchasediting
sounds,controllingKARMA,andsendingMIDI
messagestoexternaldevices.Youcanfreelychange
backandforthbetweenthed
ifferentfunctionswithout
losinganyofyouredits.
CONTROL ASSIGN buttons
Asexplainedbelow,youcanusethefrontpanel
CONTROLASSIGNbuttonstoswitchbetweenthe
variouscontrolsurfacefunctions.Youcanalsoview
andeditthecontrolsurfacesettingsontheLCDscreen
(P0–ControlSurfacepageineachmode).
TIMBRE/TRACK
TIMBRE/TRACKletsyouusethecontrolsurfaceto
adjustthevolume,pan,EQ,andsendlevelsforOSC
1/2,EXi1/2,ortheDrumTrackinProgrammode,the
currentMultisampleinSamplemode,andeachofthe
16TimbresorTracksinCombiandSequencemodes.
TheLEDstotherig
htoftheswi
tchshowwhether
yourecurrentlyeditingTimbres(orTracks)18or916;
presstheTIMBRE/TRACKbuttontotogglebetween
thetwo.
9. Vector
Joystick
11. SW 1&2
12. Joystick
13. Ribbon
14. Headphone Jack
1. Volume 2. Control Surface 5. Mode
4. Disk Access Indicator
6. Utility 7. Bank Select
18. Sampling16. Sequencer15. Exit
17. Tempo
3. Data Entry
19. TouchView
Display
8. KARMA
10. Drum
Track
Introduction to KRONOS
2
IfyouswitchtooneoftheotherControlAssignmodes,
andthengobacktoTIMBRE/TRACK,itwill
automaticallyreturntothepreviouslyselectedgroup
(18or916).
AUDIO
AUDIOletsyouusethecontrolsurfacetoadjustthe
volume,play/mutestatus,solo,pan,andsendlevelsof
theanalog,S/P DIF,andUSBaudioinputs.In
Sequencermode,youcanalsochoosetocontrolaudio
tracks1–8(HDR18)or9–16(HDR916).
AswithTIMBRE/TRACK,ifyouswi
tchtooneofthe
otherCo
ntrolAssignmodes,andthengobackto
AUDIO,itwillautomaticallyreturntothepreviously
selectedgroup(Inputs,HDR18orHDR916).
EXT
EXT(External)letsyouusethecontrolsurfaceto
transmitMIDImessagestoexternalMIDIdevices.
RT KNOBS/KARMA
RTKNOBS/KARMAletsyoumodulatesoundsand
effectswiththeknobs,andcontrolKARMAwiththe
slidersandswitches.
TONE ADJ/EQ
TONEADJ(ToneAdjust)givesyouhandsonaccessto
soundediting,usingthesliders,knobs,andswitches.
InCombiandSequencemodes,italsoletsyouedit
ProgramswithinthecontextoftheCombiorSong,
withoutmakinganychangestotheoriginalProgram
data.
EQisavailableonlyinSetLi
sts.Thisisanineband
graphicEQappliedtothesoundafterTFX2,which
tailorsthesoundfromthemainstereooutputs
(includingtheanalogL/Routputs,S/PDIF,andUSB).
YoucanusethisEQtocompensatefortheacoustic
environmentofaspecificcluborotherperformance
venue.Thesl
id
ersaremappedtotheninebandsofthe
EQ,forquickandintuitiveadjustments.
More information on the Control Surface
FormoreinformationonhowtheControlSurface
worksinthedifferentmodes,see:
•Programmode:“0–9:ControlSurface”onpage 21
oftheParameterGuide
•Combimode:0–9:ControlSurface”onpage 428of
theParameterGuide
•Sequencemode:“0–9:ControlSurface”onpage 534
oftheParameterGuide
MIXER KNOBS button
ThisappliesonlywhenCONTROLASSIGNissetto
TIMBRE/TRACKorAUDIO.Ittogglestheknobs
betweencontrollingthepanofallchannelsor
controllingthepan,EQ,andsendsofthecurrently
selectedchannel.
RESET CONTROLS button
ThisfeatureletsyouresettheVectorJoysticktothe
centerposition,orresetanyoftheControlSurface
sliders,knobs,orswitchestotheirsavedvalue.
Toresetasinglecontrol,holddownRESET
CONTROLSandthenmoveaControlSurfaceslideror
knob,pressoneofthecontrolsurfacebuttons,ormove
theVectorJoystick.
Toresetallofthesliders,knobs,andswitchesofthe
currentCONTROLASSIGNmodeatonce,holddown
RESETCONTROLSandthenpressthecurrentlylit
CONTROLASSIGNbuttonagain.
Youcanalsoresetalloftheslidersandswitchesinthe
KARMAModulebyhold
ingRESETCONTROLSand
thenpressingtheKARM
AMODULECONTROL
button.Similarly,toresetasingleKARMAScene,hold
RESETCONTROLSandpressanyoftheSCENE
buttons.
Finally,youcanalsousethistoclearallsolos,by
holdingRESETCONTROLSandthenpressingthe
SOLObutton.
Formoreinformation,see“R
ESETCONTROLS”
on
page 22oftheParameterGuide.
SOLO button
ThisappliesonlywhenCONTROLASSIGNissetto
TIMBRE/TRACKorAUDIO.IttogglestheSELECT
buttonsbetweenselectingthecurrentOscillator,
Timbre,Track,orAudioInput(whenSOLOisoff)or
soloingthechannel(whenSOLOison).
FormoreinformationonSOLOinthevariousmodes,
see:
Programs:“SOLOswitchandSEL
E
CTswitches1–3
onpage 24oftheParameterGuide
Combinations:“SoloswitchandSelectswitches1–8”
onpage 430oftheParameterGuide
Sequencer:“SoloswitchandSelectswitches1/9–8/16”
onpage 536oftheParameterGuide
3. Data entry
Whenyou’veselectedaparameterontheTouchView
display,youcanedititusinganyofthefourfront
paneldataentrycontrols:
•TheVALUEslider
•TheIncandDecbuttons
•TheVALUEdial
•Thenumerickeypad
Front and rear panels Front panel
3
VALU E slider
Usethistoedittheselectedparameters
value.Thiscontrolisconvenientformaking
largechangestothevalue,suchasmoving
quicklytotheminimumormaximum
setting.
YoucanalsousetheVALUEsliderasa
modulationsource,butonlywhenthe
followingaretrue:
•YoureontheProgrammodeP0Mai
n
page,andthebigProg
ramnameis
selected,or
•YoureontheCombinationmodeP0–
ProgSelect/Mixerpage,andthebig
Combinationnameisselected.
•YoureontheSetListP0Playpage.
Inthesecasesonly,theVALUEslidersendsMIDI
CC#18,andcanbeusedasamodulationsou
rce.
Inc and Dec buttons
Theseareusedtoincreaseordecreasetheparameter
valuebyindividualsteps.Theyreconvenientfor
makingfineparameteradjustments.
VALUE dial
Usethisdialtoedittheselectedparametersvalue.
Thiscontrolisconvenientwhenyouwanttoscroll
throughaverylonglistofselections.
0-9, –, ., and ENTER buttons
Thesebuttonsareconvenientwhenyouknowthe
exactvaluethatyouwanttoenter.Usethe0–9,–,and
decimal(.)buttonstoenterthevalue,andthenpress
theENTERbuttontoconfirmtheentry.
Thebuttoninvertsthesign(+/–)oftheparameter
value;thedecimal(.)but
tonins
ertsadecimal,for
enteringfractionalvalues.
Special functions of the ENTER button
ENTERhasafewspecialfunctionswhenitispressed
incombinationwithotherbuttons.
Wheneveranonscreenparameterletsyouentera
musicalnote(suchasG4orC#2),oravelocitylevel,
youcanenterthenoteorvelocitydirectlybyholding
downENTERwhileplayinganoteontheke
yboard.
Byhold
ingdowntheENTERbuttonwhileyoupressa
numericbutton(0–9),youcanselectuptotenmenu
commandsfromthecurrentpage.
InProgramandCombinationmodes,youcanhold
downtheENTERbuttonandpresstheSEQUENCER
REC/WRITEbuttontousetheAutoSongSetup
function.Thisim
portsthecurrentProgramorCombi
intoSequencemodeforquickandeasyrecording.
4. DISK access indicator
ThisLEDlightsupwhendataisbeingsavedtoorread
fromtheinternaldisk.
NeverturnoffthepowerwhilethisLEDislit.
Doingsocancauseallorpartofthedataonthedisk
tobelost,ormaycausemalfunctionssuchasdisk
damage.
5. MODE buttons
KRONOShassevendifferentoperationalmodes,each
oneoptimizedforaspecificsetoffunctions.These
buttonsselectthecurrentmode.
EachbuttonhasanLED,whichlightsuptoshowthe
modeyou’veselected.
SET LIST button
ThisselectsSetListmode.SetListsmakeitsimpleto
playandorganizeanyofthesoundsloadedintothe
KRONOS,withoutregardforwhatbankthey’restored
inorwhetherthey’rePrograms,Combinations,oreven
Songs.
COMBI button
ThisselectsCombinationmode,forplayingand
editingcomplexsplitsandlayersofPrograms.
PROG button
ThisselectsProgrammode,forplayingandediting
basicsounds.
SEQ button
ThisselectsSequencermode,forrecording,playing,
andeditingaudioandMIDItracks.
SAMPLING button
ThisselectsSamplingmode,forrecordingandediting
audiosamplesandmultisamples.
GLOBAL button
ThisselectsGlobalmode,formakingoverallsettings,
editingWaveSequencesandDrumKits,andmore.
DISK button
ThisselectsDiskmode,forsavingandloadingdatato
andfromtheinternaldiskorexternalUSB2.0storage
devices.YoucanalsocreateaudioCDsusingaUSB
CDRdrive(notincluded).
6. UTILITY buttons
HELP button
TheHELPbuttongivesyoubuiltin,
contextsensitiveaccesstotheuser
manuals,rightfromthefrontpanel.
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Forinformationonanyfrontpanelbutton,knob,
slider,orrealtimecontroller,justholddownHELP
andthenpressthebuttonormovethecontrollerin
question.
ForinformationonthecurrentLCDpage,pressand
releasetheHELPbutton.
Whilethehelppageisonthescreen,youcantouchany
oftheonsc
reenlinks(highlightedinbluetext)for
moreinformation.Youcanscrollthroughthetextby
usingtheonscreenscrollbars,pressingtheIncand
Decbuttons,orspinningtheValuedial.
ThetopoftheHelppagehas“breadcrumb”links,
whichshowthehierarchyofpagesabov
ethecurrent
one.Touchanyoftheselinkstojumptothe
correspondingpage.
Thebackwardsandforwardsbuttonsfunctionlikethe
similarbuttonsonastandardwebbrowser.Ifyouuse
linkstojumpbetweenpages,youcanthenusethe
backwardsandforwardsbuttonstomovethroughthe
pagesyo
u
’vealreadyviewed.
TheContentspageletsyouaccessanypartoftheHelp
system,includingalmostallofthetextandgraphicsin
boththeParameterandOperationGuides.TheIndex
containsashorterlistoflinkstoimportantarticles.
Toclosethehelpdisplay,justpresstheHELPbutto
n
again,presstheEXITbutto
n,orpresstheonscreen
Donebutton.
COMPARE button
UsethisbuttontocomparethesoundoftheProgram
orCombinationthatyouarecurrentlyeditingwiththe
saved,uneditedversionofthesound.Youcanalsouse
thisbuttontomake“beforeandaftercomparisons
whenrecordingoreditinginSequencermode.
7. BANK SELECT buttons
Usethesebuttonstochangebankswhenselecting
ProgramsorCombinations.TheLEDsinthebuttons
lightuptoshowthecurrentbank.
InProgrammode,thesebuttonsselecttheProgram
bank.TheyareactiveonlyonthePlaypages.
InCombinationmode,thesebuttonshavetwo
functions:
•Whenyou’reselectingCombinations,theychoose
theCo
mbinationbank.
•Whenyou’reassigningaProgramtoatimbre
withintheCombi,theyselecttheProgrambank.
InSequencermode,whenatrack’sProgramnameis
selected,thesebuttonschangetheProgrambank.
General MIDI banks
SelectingGeneralMIDIProgrambanksisalittle
differentfromselectingotherbanks.Eachtimeyou
presstheINTGbutton,thebankwillsteptothenext
GM(2)bankorGMdrumbankinthefollowingorder:
G,g(1),g(2)–g(8),g(9),g(d),G,g(1),etc.
What’s in each bank?
FordetailsonthecontentsoftheProgrambanks,see
“Programbankcontents”onpage 27.Fordetailsonthe
Combibanks,see“Combinationbankcontents”on
page 57.
8. KARMA buttons
KARMAstandsfor“Kay
AlgorithmicRealtimeMusic
Architecture.”It’sanimmensely
powerfulrecordingandlive
performancetool,whichcan
provideawiderangeofmusical
effectsincluding:
Arpeggiation
•Drumandinstrumentgrooves
•ComplexCCgestures(asifit
wasautomaticallymoving
knobsorjoysticksforyou)
•Musicalphrasegeneration
•Gatedandchoppeddanceproductioneff
ects
•A
nycombinationoftheabove
…andmuchmore.
ON/OFF button
ThisswitchesKARMAonandoff.Aswiththeother
KARMAbuttons,thebutton’sLEDwilllightupto
showyouthatitisturnedon.
LATCH button
WhenLATCHisturnedon,KARMAwillcontinueto
playevenafteryou’vestoppedholdingnotesonthe
keyboardorMIDIIn.
Thisisconvenientwhenyouwanttoplayontopofa
KARMAgeneratedgroove,forinstance.
MODULE CONTROL button
InCombiandSequencermodes,KARMAhasfour
independentModules,eachofwhichcanbegenerating
adifferentmusicaleffect.Whenusedtocontrol
KARMA,theControlSurfaceslidersandswitchesare
fivelayersdeep:oneforeachModule(AD),andthen
aMasterLayerwhichcontrolsselectedparameters
fromallofth
eMo
dulesatonce.
TheMODULECONTROLbuttonselectswhetherthe
KARMASLIDERS,SWITCHES,andSCENESwill
controleitherasingleModuleindependently,orthe
MasterLayer.InProgrammode,onlyasingleModule
isavailable,andtheMasterLayerisusedtocontrolit;
youcannotselectot
hersettings).
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9. Vector Joystick
TheVectorJoystickisapowerfulrealtimecontroller.
DependingontheparticularProgram,Combi,orSong,
itmaymodulateProgramoreffectsparameters,or
adjustthevolumesofdifferentcomponentsofthe
sound.
FormoreinformationonhowVectorSynthesisworks,
see“UsingVectorSynthesis”onpage 54.
10. Drum Track
TheDrumTrackisabuiltindrummachine,fueledby
theKRONOS’shighqualitydrumsounds.Thisbutton
turnstheDrumTrackonandoff.
Dependingonvarioussettings,theDrumTrackmay
begintoplayimmediately,ormaywaituntilyoustart
toplayonthekeyboard.Ifthebutton’sLE
Disblinking
onandoff,it’
swaitingforyoutoplay.
LINKED LED
IfthefrontpanelLINKEDLEDandKARMAON/OFF
switchesarelit,KARMAwillstartandstoptogether
withtheDrumTrack.Formoreinformation,see
“UsingKARMAandtheDrumTracktogetheron
page 239.
11. SW1 and SW2
Theseon/offswitchescanperformanumberof
differentfunctions,suchasmodulatingsoundsor
lockingthemodulationvaluesofthejoystick,ribbon,
oraftertouch.
Also,eachonemayworkeitherasatoggle,orasa
momentaryswitch.Intogglemode,eachpress
alternatesbetweenonandoff;inmomentarymode,the
swi
tchonlychangesforaslongasyouholditdown.
EachswitchhasanLED,whichlightsupwhenthe
switchison.
EachProgram,Combination,andSongstoresitsown
settingsforwhattheswitcheswilldo,andwhether
eachswitchdefaultstobeingonoroff.
12. Joystick
Thejoystickmovesinfourdirections:left,right,
forwards(awayfromyourself),andbackwards
(towardsyourself).Eachofthefourdirectionscanbe
usedtocontroldifferentprogramoreffects
parameters.
Thespecificassignmentscanchangedependingonthe
currentProgram,Combi,orSong.Generally,though,
theywilldosomethinglikethefunctionsshown
be
low:
StandardJoystickfunctions
13. Ribbon controller
TheRibboncontrollerletsyoumodulateProgramor
effectsparametersbyslidingyourfingerleftandright
alongitstouchsensitivestrip.
Aswiththeothercontrollers,itsspecificfunctionwill
changedependingonthecurrentProgram,Combi,or
Song.
14. Headphone jack
Thisstereo1/4”headphonejackcarriesthesamesignal
astheMainL/Routputs.
TheheadphonevolumeiscontrolledbytheMAIN
VOLUMEknob.
15. EXIT button
Thisbuttonmakesiteasytoreturntothemainpageof
thecurrentmode:
•Pressitoncetogotothepreviouslyselectedtabon
themainP0page.
•PressitagaintogotothefirsttabonthemainP0
page(suchasthemainProgramPlaypage).Ifyou
hadpreviouslyse
lectedaparameteronthispage,
thatparameterwillbeselected.
•Pressitathirdtimetoselectthemainparameteron
theP0page,suchastheProgramnameinProgram
mode.
WhereveryouareinProgram,Combi,orSequencer
modes,pressingEXITthreetimes(orfewer)willta
ke
yo
ubacktoProgram/Combination/SongSelect,where
youcanimmediatelyusethenumerickeysor /
switchestoselectaProgram,Combination,orSong.
Whenadialogboxisopen,thisbuttoncancelsthe
settingsmadeinthedialogboxandclosesthedialog
box,justlikepressingtheCancelbutton.Ifapopup
menuorpagemenuisopen,pressingEXITcl
osesthe
menu
.
16. SEQUENCER buttons
Mostofthebuttonsinthissectionapplyonlyto
Sequencermodeand,inDiskandSamplingmodes,to
audioCDplaybackfromaconnectedUSBCDdrive.
REC/WRITEistheexception;ithasspecialfunctionsin
Program,Combination,andGlobalmodes,as
describedbelow.
Move the joystick…
Controller
Name
Normally controls…
Left JS–X Pitch bend down
Right JS+X Pitch bend up
Forwards
(away from yourself)
JS+Y Vibrato
Backwards
(towards yourself)
JS–Y Filter LFO (wah)
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PAUSE button
InSequencermode,thisbuttonpausestheplaybackof
thesong.Whenpaused,thebutton’sLEDwilllightup.
PressPAUSEonceagaintoresumeplayback,andthe
LEDwillturnoff.
InDiskandSamplingmodes,thisbuttonpausesaudio
CDplayback.
<<REW button
InSequencermode,whentheSongisplayingor
paused,thisbuttonwillrewindthesong.Whenyou
pressandholdthisbutton,itsLEDwilllightup,and
theplaybackwillrewind.(Rewindisdisabledduring
recording,andwhiletheSongisstopped.)
InDiskandSamplingmodes,thisbuttonrewindsthe
audioCD.
FF>> button
InSequencermode,whentheSongisplayingor
paused,thisbuttonwillfastforwardthesong.When
youpressandholdthisbutton,thebuttonwilllight,
andtheplaybackwillfastforward.(Fastforwardis
disabledduringrecording,andwhiletheSongis
stopped.)
InDiskandSamplingmodes,thisbuttonfastforw
ards
theaudio
CD.
LOCATE button
InSequencermode,thisbuttonwilladvanceorrewind
thesongtothespecifiedlocatepoint.Thisletsyou
jumpimmediatelytoanypointinthecurrentSong.
Thedefaultlocatepointisthefirstbeatofmeasure1.
Tosetthelocatepointtothecurrentposition,hold
downENTERandthenpr
essLOCA
TE.Youcanalso
settheLocatepointdirectlyviatheonscreenmenu.
REC/WRITE button
InSequencermode,pressingthisbuttonwillenter
recordreadymode.Onceyou’ reinrecordreadymode
(shownbythebutton’slitLED),youcanbegin
recordingbypressingtheSEQUENCER
START/STOP
button.Formoreinformation,see“RecordingMIDIin
realtime”onpage 78.
InProgram,Combination,SetList,andGlobalmodes,
pressingREC/WRITEwillopentheSavedialogbox.
Formoredetails,see“Writingtointernalmemory”on
page 178,and“UsingtheSEQUENCERREC/WRITE
button”onpage 178.
InProgramandCombinationmodes,yo
ucan
hold
downtheENTERbuttonandpresstheSEQUENCER
REC/WRITEbuttontousetheAutoSongSetup
function.ThisimportsthecurrentProgramorCombi
intoSequencemodeforquickandeasyrecording.For
moreinformation,see“A u t o SongSetup”onpage 2of
theParameterGuide.
START/STOP button
Thisstartsorstopsrecordingandplaybackin
Sequencermode.
InDiskandSamplingmodes,thisbuttonstartsand
stopsplaybackontheaudioCD.
17. TEMPO controls
TEMPO knob
Thisknobadjuststhetempoforthe
KRONOSasawhole,includingSongs,
KARMA,theDrumTrack,Tempo
syncedLFOsandBPMdelays,andEXi
StepSequencers.
TheLEDwillblinkatquarternote
intervalsofthecurrenttempo.
Note:IftheGLOBALMIDIpageMIDICLOCK
parameterissettoExternalMIDIorUS
B,orifitisset
to
Autoandaclockiscurrentlybeingreceived,then
neithertheTEMPOKnobnortheTAPTEMPObutton
willhaveanyeffect.
TAP TEMPO button
Thisbuttonletsyouentertempossimplybytapping
yourfingeronthebutton.Youcanusethis
interchangeablywiththe“TEMPOknob,”above.Two
tapsareenoughtochangethetempo;forgreater
accuracy,youcancontinuetapping,andthetempowill
beaveragedoverthemostrecent16taps.
Forexample,yo
ucanuseTAPTEMPOtocontrolthe
KARMAtempo:
1. InProgrammodeorCombinationmode,start
KARMArunning.
TurnontheKARMAON/OFFswitch,andplayakey
orapad.IfyouturnontheLATCHswitch,KARMA
willcontinueplayingevenafteryouliftupyourhands.
2. LightlypresstheTA
PTEMPOswitchseveral
timesatthedesiredtempo.
Noticethattheq=”intheupperrightoftheLCD
screenwillchangetoshowthenewtempo.
IfyoupresstheTAPTEMPOswitchatshorter
intervals,theplaybacktempowillbecome
correspondinglyfaster.
Note:Youcanalsotaptemposus
inga
footswitch.For
moreinformation,see“FootSwitchAssignments”on
page 1104oftheParameterGuide.
18. SAMPLING buttons
REC button
InSampling,Program,Combination,and
Sequencermodes,pressingthisbutton
enterstheinitialsamplingreadymode.
Thebutton’sLEDwilllightup.
Tocontinue,presstheSAMPLINGSTART/STOP
button,asdescribedbelow.
START/STOP button
InSampling,Program,Combination,andSequencer
modes,pressingthiswhentheSAMPLINGREC
buttonislitwilldooneofthreethings,dependingon
thesettingoftheTriggerparameter(ontheSampling
modeRecording‐AudioInputpage):
•IfTriggerissettoSamplingSTARTSW,sampling
willbeginimmediately.
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•IfTriggerissettoNoteOn,samplingwillbeginas
soonasyouplayanoteonthekeyboard.
•IfTriggerissettoThreshold,samplingwillbegin
assoonastheselectedaudiosourcereachesa
presetvolumelevel.
OntheSamplingmode’sP1:SampleEditpage,
pressingthisbuttonwillplayth
eselectedsample.
ThisbuttonisalsousedtoplaybackWAVfilesfrom
thedisk.YoucanplaybackWAVfilesinthedirectory
windowofvariousDiskmodepages,intheDiskmode
MakeAudioCDpage,intheSequencermodeaudio
trackeditingdialogboxes,andintheSelec
tDir
ectory
menucommandoftheProgram,Combination,
Sequencer,andSamplingmodes.
19. TouchView display
TheKRONOSfeaturesourexclusiveTouchView
graphicinterface,basedonatouchpanelLCDscreen.
BytouchingitemsontheLCDscreen,youcanselect
pages,tabs,andparameters,andsetparametervalues
viaonscreenmenusandbuttons.
Shortcuts
Thefrontpanelcontrolsofferanumberofshortcuts
forcommonlyusedfeatures,asdetailedbelow.
ENTER + numeric keys 0–9: Menu commands
Eachpagehasasetofmenucommands,which
provideaccesstodifferentutilities,commands,and
options,dependingonthepageyou’recurrentlyon.
Youcanusethemenucommandsentirelyfromthe
touchscreen,bypressingthemenubuttoninthe
upperrighthandcornerofthescreenandthen
sel
e
ctinganoptionfromthemenuthatappears.
Eventhougheachpagemayhaveitsownunique
menucommands,themenusarestandardizedasmuch
aspossible.Forinstance,WRITEisalmostalwaysthe
firstmenuiteminProgram,Combination,andGlobal
modes.
Youcantakeadvantageofthisstandardizationby
usingashortc
utto
accessanyofthefirsttenmenu
items:
1. HolddowntheENTERbutton.
2. Pressanumber(09)onthenumerickeypadto
selectthedesiredmenucommand,startingwith0.
Forinstance,press0forthefirstmenucommand,1for
thesecond,andsoon.
Ifthemenucommandjusttoggl
esanoptiononandoff
(suchasExclusiveSolo),thenyou’redone.Ifthe
commandcallsupadialogbox,thedialogwillappear
ontheLCD,andyoucanproceedjustasifyoud
selectedthecommandfromthetouchscreen.
ENTER + REC/WRITE: Auto Song Setup
TheAutoSongSetupfeaturecopiesthecurrent
ProgramorCombinationintoaSong,andthenputs
theKRONOSinrecordreadymode.
Ifinspirationforaphraseorsongstrikesyouwhile
youreplaying,youcanusethisfunctiontostart
recordingimmediately.Todoso:
1. HolddowntheENTERkeyandpressthe
SE
QUENCERREC/WRITEkey.
TheSetuptoRecorddialogboxwillopenandask“Ar e
yousure?”
2. PressOK.
YouwillautomaticallyenterSequencermode,andwill
beintherecordreadystate.
3. PresstheSTART/STOPkeytostartthesequencer
andbeginrecording.
ENTER + keyboard: Enter note or velocity value
Generally,ifaparameterspecifiesanotenumberor
velocity,youcanenterthevaluebyplayingonthe
keyboard.Todoso:
1. SelectoneoftheKeyparameters.
2. HolddowntheENTERbutton.
3. WhileholdingENTER,playanoteonthe
keyboard.
YoucanusethisshortcutthroughouttheKRONOS,
suchasforsettingkeyboardandvelocityzones,or
selectingthenotetoeditinDrumKits,Multisamples,
orRPPRsetups.
ENTER + LOCATE: Set locate point
ThisshortcutsetstheSequencerslocatepointtothe
currentmeasure,beat,andtick,similartousingtheSet
Locationmenucommand(see“SetLocation(for
LocateKey)”onpage 626oftheParameterGuide).
1. HolddowntheENTERbutton.
2. WhileholdingENTER,presstheLOCATEkey.
Afterthis,pressingLOCATEreturnstheSongtothe
newlysetmeasur
e,beat,andtick.
CONTROL ASSIGN RT KNOBS/KARMA switch (LED
ON) + KARMA MODULE CONTROL switch
InCombinationandSequencermodes,thissetsthe
ModuleControltoMaster.Thisisthesameassetting
ModuleControltoMinP0:ControlSurface–
RT/KARMA.
CONTROL ASSIGN TONE ADJ/EQ switch
(LED ON) + SWITCH 1…16 switches
InCombinationandSequencermodes,youcanusea
shortcuttochangethecurrentTimbredirectlyfromthe
ControlSurface,withoutleavingToneAdjustmode:
1. PressandholdtheTONEADJ/EQbutton.
2. WhileholdingTONEADJ/EQ,pressa
PLAY/MUTEorSELECTbuttontoselectaTimbre.
ThePLAY/MUTEbuttonsselectTimbres1–8,andthe
SELE
CTbuttonsselectTimbres9–16.
ThisisthesameastheselectedTimbre/Trackin
TIMBRE/TRACKmode;changingonewillalsochange
theother.
3. ReleasetheTONEADJ/EQbutton.
TheControlSurfaceandscreenwillchangetoshow
theToneAdjustparametersforthenewlyselected
Timbre.
EXIT switch: Return to main page
Thisbuttonmakesiteasytoreturntothemainpageof
thecurrentmode:
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•Pressitoncetogotothepreviouslyselectedtabon
themainP0page.
•PressitagaintogotothefirsttabonthemainP0
page.
•Pressitathirdtimetoselectthemainparameteron
theP0page,suchastheProgramnameinProgram
mode.
WhereveryouareinProg
ram,Combi,orSequencer
modes,pressingEXITthreetimes(orfewer)willtake
youbacktoProgram/Combination/SongSelect,where
youcanimmediatelyusethenumerickeysor /
switchestoselectaProgram,Combination,orSong.
EXIT switch: Cancel in dialog boxes
Whenadialogboxisdisplayed,thishasthesame
functionastheCancel,Done,orExitbutton.
Rear panel
1. AC Power connector
Connecttheincludedpowercablehere.
Werecommendthatyoufirstconnectthepowercable
totheKRONOS,andthenconnecttheotherendofthe
cabletoanACoutlet(see“1.Connectingthepower
cable”onpage 20).
2. POWER switch
Thisswitchturnsthepoweronandoff.Beforeturning
KRONOSoff,makesurethatyou’vesavedanyeditsto
yourPrograms,Combis,Songs,orotheruserdata.
Afterturningthepoweroff,pleasewaitforatleast
tensecondsbeforeyouturnthepoweronagain.
3. USB ports
USB A ports
Therearetwoexternal,highspeedUSB2.0ports.You
canusethesetoconnectstoragemediasuchashard
disks,flashmedia,etc,aswellasclasscompliantUSB
MIDIcontrollers.Formoreinformation,see“5.
ConnectingUSBdevices”onpage 23.
USB B port
ThishighspeedUSB2.0portletsyouconnecttoaMac
orWindowsPC,forsendingandreceivingMIDIand
audio,andforconnectingtothecomputereditor
program.Formoreinformation,see“7.Connectionto
acomputerviaUSB”onpage 24.
4. Analog AUDIO INPUTS
Youcanusetheaudioinputsforrecording,sampling,
andrealtimemixingthroughthebuiltineffects.
Mic/Line Inputs 1 and 2
Inputs1and2provide1/4”TRSbalancedconnectors.
Youcanusetheseforeithermicrophonelevelorline
levelsignals.Thetwoinputshaveidenticalsetsof
controls,asdescribedbelow.
MIC/LINE switches
Thesesettheinput’snominalsignallevel.Setthese
switchesaccordingtothetypeofdevicethatyou’ re
connecting,andthenusetheLEVELknobs(described
below)tooptimizethegain.
UsetheLINEsetting(buttonpressedin)when
connectingtomixers,computeraudiosystems,signal
processors,orothersynthesizers.Thenominalle
velis
+4dBu,with12dBofheadroom.
UsetheMICsetting(buttonpoppedout)onlywhen
connectingamicrophone.
LEVEL knobs
Theseknobsletyoumakemorepreciseadjustmentsto
theinputlevel,aftersettingthebasiclevelswiththe
MIC/LINEswitches.
TheMINsettingisunitygain;theMAXsetting
providesabout40dBofgainaboveunity.
2. Power Switch
5. Analog
Audio Outputs
4. Analog
Audio Inputs
3. USB
8. Pedals6. MIDI
1. AC Power
connector
7. S/PDIF
In & Out
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5. Analog AUDIO OUTPUTS
AlloftheanalogaudiooutputsusebalancedTRS1/4”
phonejacks,referencedtoa+4dBusignallevel.
Connecttheseoutputstotheinputjacksofyouramp
ormixer.InadditiontotheL/MONOandRmain
stereoaudiooutputs,theKRONOSprovidesfour
individualaudiooutputs.
Thesoundfromeachoscillator
,drum,timbre/track,or
inserteffectcanbefreelyroutedtoanyoutput.
Additionally,youcanroutethemetronomesoundto
anindividualoutput,toseparateitfromthestereo
mix.Formoreinformation,see“Effectsselectionand
routing”onpage 198.
(MAIN) L/MONO, R
Thesearethemainstereooutputs;theirvolumeis
controlledbytheMAINVOLUMEknob.Allofthe
factoryProgramsandCombisareprogrammedtoplay
throughtheseoutputs.
Wheneditingsounds,orwhensettingupaSongin
Sequencermode,youcanaccessthemainoutputsby
settingBusSelecttoL/R.
Ifnocab
leisconnectedtotheRoutput,L/MONOwill
carryamonosummationofthestereosignal.So,ifyou
areconnectingtoadevicewhichdoesnothavestereo
inputs(suchasasimplekeyboardamp),usethe
L/MONOoutput.
(INDIVIDUAL) 1…4
These4additionalaudiooutputsletyouisolate
sounds,audioinputs,oraudiotracksforrecordingor
complexlivesoundsetups.
Thesecanbeusedasstereoormonooutputs,inany
combination.YoucanalsousetheGlobalAudiopage
LRBusIndiv.Assignparametertomapthemain
stereooutputstoanyoftheseoutputpairs,ifyo
uli
ke.
Notethattheindividualoutputsarenotaffectedbythe
MAINVOLUMEknob.
6. MIDI
MIDIletsyouconnectKRONOStocomputersorother
MIDIdevices,forsendingandreceivingnotes,
controllergestures,soundsettings,andsoon.For
moreinformationonMIDIconnections,pleasesee
“MIDIapplications”onpage 1125oftheParameter
Guide.
MIDI THRU connector
MIDIdatareceivedattheMIDIINconnectorisre
transmittedwithoutchangefromtheMIDITHRU
connector.
YoucanusethistochainmultipleMIDIdevices
together.
MIDI OUT connector
ThisconnectortransmitsMIDIdata.Usethistocontrol
externalMIDIdevices,ortorecordintoanexternal
sequencer.
MIDI IN connector
ThisconnectorreceivesMIDIdata.Usethistoplaythe
KRONOSfromanotherMIDIdevice,orfroman
externalsequencer.
7. S/P DIF IN & OUT
Thesejacksprovide24bit,48kHzopticalS/P DIFinput
andoutput,forconnectingtocomputeraudiosystems,
digitalmixers,etc.
OpticalS/P DIFissometimescalledTOSLINK,and
formallynamed(holdyourbreath!)IEC60958,EIAJ
CP1201.Makesuretouseopticalcablesdesignedfor
digitalaudio.
Wheneveryouusedigitalaudioconnections,make
su
re
thatallconnectedsystemsaresetsothatthereis
oneandonlyonewordclockmaster.Youcansetthe
wordclockfortheKRONOSusingtheGlobalpage
SystemClockparameter.Formoreinformation,see
“SystemClock”onpage 756oftheParameterGuide.
OUT(MAIN) jack
ThisopticalS/P DIFoutputcarriesadigitalversionof
themainL/Routputs.
NotethattheMAINVOLUMEknobdoesnotadjust
theS/P DIFoutputlevel.
IN jack
YoucanusethisopticalS/P DIFinputforrecording,
sampling,andrealtimemixingthroughthebuiltin
effects.
ItcanbeusedsimultaneouslywiththeanalogandUSB
audioinputs,ifyoulike.
8. Pedals
DAMPER jack
Forthedamper–alsoknownasthesustainpedal–you
canconnecteitherastandardfootswitch,orKorg’s
specialhalfdamperpedal,theoptionalDS1H.
TheDS1Hisacontinuouspedaldesignedspecifically
forpianostyledampercontrol,withthelookandfeel
ofanacousticpiano’ssustainpedal.Itallowsmore
su
btl
econtrolofthedamperthanasimpleswitch;the
furtherdownyoupressthepedal,themorethatthe
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soundsustains.Formoreinformation,see“Half
DamperPedalandReleaseTime”onpage 40ofthe
ParameterGuide.
Youcanalsoconnectasimplefootswitch,whichwill
workasastandardon/offdamperpedal.
Inordertoensurethatthepedalfunctionscorrectly,
pleaseadjusttheswitchpolarity(see“Damper
Polarityonpage
778oftheParameterGuide)andthe
halfdampersensitivity(see“HalfDamper
Calibration”onpage 803oftheParameterGuide).
ASSIGNABLE SWITCH jack
Thisletsyouconnectasimpleon/offfootswitch,such
astheoptionalKorgPS1.Thefootswitchcanperform
awidevarietyoffunctions,suchasmodulatingsounds
andeffects,taptempo,sequencerstart/stop,etc.
Theswitch’sfunctionissetinGlobalmode(onthe
ControllerstaboftheControllers/Scalespage),sothat
italwa
ysworksthesameregardlessofthecurrent
Program,Combi,orSong.Formoreinformation,
pleasesee“SettinguptheAssignableSwitchand
Pedalonpage 159.
ASSIGNABLE PEDAL jack
Thisletsyouconnectacontinuouscontrollerpedal,
suchastheKorgEXP2footcontrollerorKorgXVP10
EXP/VOLpedal,touseasanassignablemodulation
source.
LiketheASSIGNABLESWITCH,thepedal’sfunction
issetinGlobalmode.Formoreinformation,pleasesee
“SettinguptheAssignableSwitchandPe
dalon
page 159.
TouchView user interface
TheKRONOSusesKorg’sTouchViewgraphicaluser
interface.BytouchingobjectsdisplayedintheLCD
screen,youcanselectpages,setparametervalues,
entertext,connectvirtualpatchcables,andmore.
a: Current page
Fromtheleft,thetopofthedisplayshowsthecurrent
mode,thenumberandnameofthepagegroup,and
finallythenameoftheindividualpage.
d: b: Category button
Whenyoupressthisbutton,atabbedpopupmenuwill
appear,allowingyoutoselectPrograms,
Combinations,orGEsorganizedbycategory.
c: Popup button & menu
Whenthisbuttonispressed,apopupmenuwill
appear,showingthealistofoptions.Insomecases,
thesewillbeparametervalues.Inothers,theymaybe
listsofitems,suchasMultisamplesorFXPresets.
Toenteraparametervalue,touchthedesiredvalue.
Pin
Manypopupmenushavea“Pin”inthe
upperleft.Thiscontrolswhathappens
afteryouselectavalue.Touchthepin
graphictoswitchbetweenopen
(unlocked)andclosed(locked).
Whenlocked(pinclosed),thepopupmenuwillremain
displayedevenafteryouselectaparametervalue.To
closethepopup,eit
herunl
ockthepin,orpressEXIT.
h: Page group Tab
e: Knob
f: Slider
g: Page tab
a: Current page
d: Edit cell
b: Category popup button
c: Popup button
i: Check box j: Page menu buttonMode name Page namePage group number and name
Press here and slide to left or right to
scroll to the desired location.
Press here to scroll to left or right.
Press here to scroll to the
corresponding location.
Pin
Front and rear panels TouchView user interface
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Whenunlocked(pinopen),thepopupmenuwillclose
immediatelywhenyoupressaparametervalue,or
whenyoutouchthescreenoutsidethemenu.
Tabbed popup menus
Somepopupshavealargenumberofitemsdivided
intogroups.Thegroupsarerepresentedbytabsonthe
lefthandsideofthescreen.Theseinclude:
Bank/ProgramSelectandBank/CombinationSelect:
SelectProgramsorCombinationsbybank
•MultisampleSelect:SelectaMultisamplefora
Programoscillatorbycategory
WaveSequenceSelectandDrumKitSe
lec
t:Selecta
WaveSequencesorDrumKitforaProgram
oscillatorsbybank
EffectSelect:Selectaneffectbycategory
•SelectauserSampleforauserMultisample
•SelectaKARMAGE
Tocloseatabbedpopupmenu,presstheOKbuttonor
Cancelbutton.
Scroll bar
Usethiswhenyouwishtoseeparametervaluesthat
extendbeyondwhatcanbedisplayedinthescreenat
onetime.
d: Edit cell
WhenyoutouchaparameterintheLCDscreen,the
parameterorparametervaluewillusuallybe
highlighted(displayedininversevideo).Thisiscalled
theeditcell,andthehighlighteditemisnowselected
forediting.
Theparametervalueoftheeditcellcanbemodified
usingtheVALUEcontrollers.Insomec
ases,youmay
alsouseapopupmenu,asdescribedbelow.
Forparametersthatacceptanotenumberoravelocity
value,youcanalsoholddowntheENTERswitchand
playanoteonthekeyboardtoenterthenotenumber
orvelocityvalue.
e & f: On-screen sliders and knobs
Tomodifythevalueofanonscreensliderorknob,first
touchtheobject,andthenusetheVALUEcontrollers
tomodifythevalue.
f: g & h: Page group tabs and Page tabs
Pressthelowerrowoftabstoselectthepagegroup,
andthenpresstheupperrowoftabstoselectthepage.
Thetopofthescreenshowsthenameofthecurrent
pageandgroup,asdescribedunder“a:Currentpage”
onpage 10.
i: Page menu button
Whenthisbuttonispressed,alistofmenucommands
willappear.Theavailablecommandswillvary
dependingonthecurrentpage.Toselectacommand,
justtouchit.
ThepagemenuwillclosewhenyoupresstheLCD
screenatalocationotherthanthepagemenu,orwhen
youpr
esstheEXITswitch.
Eventhougheachpagemayhaveitsownunique
menucommands,themenusarestandardizedasmuch
aspossible.Forinstance,WRITEisalmostalwaysthe
firstmenuiteminProgram,Combination,SetList,and
Globalmodes.
Menu shortcut: ENTER + numeric keypad
Youcanuseashortcuttoaccessanyofthefirstten
menuitems:
1. HolddowntheENTERkey.
2. Pressanumber(09)onthenumerickeypadto
selectthedesiredmenucommand,startingwith0.
Forinstance,press0forthefirstmenucommand,1for
thesecond,andsoon.
Ifthemenuco
mmandjusttogglesanoptiononandoff
(suchasExclusiveSolo),thenyou’redone.Ifthe
commandcallsupadialogbox,thedialogwillappear
ontheLCD,andyoucanproceedjustasifyoud
selectedthecommandfromthetouchscreen.
Dialog box
Manymenucommandsusedialogboxestomake
additionalsettings.Thedialogboxthatappearswill
dependonthecurrentlyselectedmenucommand.
Toconfirmsettingsinadialogbox,presstheOK
button.Toexitwithoutmakingchanges,pressthe
Cancelbutton.AfterpressingeitherOKorCancel,the
dialogboxw
illclose.
Text edit button
Pressingthisbuttonbringsupanonscreenkeyboard,
forchangingthenameofPrograms,Combis,Songs,
WaveSequences,DrumKits,etc.Formore
information,see“Editingnamesonpage 180.
j:
Cancel button OK button
Text edit button
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Other objects
Check box
Eachtimeyoupressacheckbox,italternatesbetween
thechecked(red)anduncheckedstates.
Theparameterwillbeactiveifitischecked,and
inactiveifitisunchecked.
Radio buttons
Pressaradiobuttontoselectonevaluefromtwoor
morechoices.
Patch panels
TheMS20EXandMOD7useonscreenpatchpanels
torouteaudioandcontrolsignals.Tomakea
connectionbetweentwopatchpoints:
1. Touchoneofthetwojacks(eitherinputoroutput).
Ayellowsquarewillappeararoundtheselectedjack.
2. Touchthesamejackagain.
Theyellowsquarewillbegintoblink,sh
owingthat
youreabouttomakeaconnection.Tocancelthisand
returntothenormalselectedstate,justtouchthesame
jackathirdtime.
3. Touchtheotherjack.
Thetwojackswillnowbeconnected.
Todeleteaconnectionbetweentwopatchpoints:
1. Touchtheinputjack.
Note:yo
ucanalsoselec
ttheoutputjack.However,if
theoutputisconnectedtomorethanoneinput,allof
theconnectionsfromthatoutputwillbeaffected.
2. PresstheDisconnectbutton.
Theselectedconnectionwillbedeleted.
Program Play page Overview/Jump graphics
ThemainP0PlaypageinProgramModefeaturesan
interactiveoverviewofthemostimportantparameters,
suchasoscillators,filters,envelopes,LFOs,andsoon.
Justtouchanyoftheseoverviewareas,andyou’lljump
tothecorrespondingeditpage.
Toggle buttons
Thistypeofbuttonwillchangeitsfunctionorswitch
on/offeachtimeitispressed.
Play/Rec/MutebuttonsinSequencermode:
SoloOn/OffbuttonsinSequencermode:
EffectsOn/Offbuttons:
j: Radio buttons
f: Check box
j: Radio buttons
f: Check box
Basic information About the KRONOS’ modes
13
Basic information
About the KRONOS’ modes
TheKRONOShasalargenumberoffeaturesthatlet
youplayandeditprogramsandcombinations,record
andplaysequencedata,recordandplaybacksamples,
andmanagedataondisk.Thelargestunitusedto
organizethesefeaturesiscalledamode.
TheKRONOShassevenmodes.
Set List mode
SetListsmakeitsimpletoplayandorganizeanyofthe
soundsloadedintotheKRONOS,withoutregardfor
whatbankthey’restoredinorwhetherthey’re
Programs,Combinations,orevenSongs.
Largeonscreenbuttonsmakesoundselectionfastand
foolproof,andtheProgramUporDownfootswitch
assignmentscanbeus
edfo
rhandsfreesound
changes.Cut,copy,paste,andinserttoolsmakere
orderingasnap.
SmoothSoundTransitions(SST)lettheprevioussound
anditseffectsringoutnaturally,makingiteasyto
changesoundsduringaliveperformance.SSTisactive
inalloftheKRONOSmodes,bu
tSetListsgiveyou
greatercontroloverthetransitions.Youcanfinetune
theringouttimeforeachsound,sothat(forinstance)
onesoundfadesoutveryquickly,whileanother
sound’sdelayscontinuetorepeatfortenortwenty
seconds.
SetListsaregreatforliveperformance,butthey’
realso
handyfororganizingsoundsingeneral.Forexample,
youcouldcreateaSetListwithallofyourfavorite
Stringsounds,includingbothProgramsand
Combinations.
Program mode
ProgramsarethebasicsoundsofKRONOS.In
Programmode,youcan:
•SelectandplayPrograms
•EditPrograms
Makedetailedsettingsforoscillators,filters,amps,
EGs,LFOs,effects,KARMA,vectorsynthesis,etc.
Thespecificparameterswillvarydependingonthe
synthesistype:HD1,AL1,CX3,STR1,MS20EX,
PolysixEX,MO
D
7,EP1,orSGX1.
Createdrumprogramsusingdrumkits(ascreated
inGlobalmode)
•PlayandcontroloneKARMAmodule
•Sampleandresample
Forexample,youcansampleanexternalaudio
sourcewhilelisteningtoaperformancegenerated
byKARMA,oryoucanplayaProgramand
resampleyo
urperfor
mance.
Combination mode
Combinationsaresetsofupto16Programsthatcanbe
playedsimultaneously,lettingyoucreatesoundsmore
complexthanasingleProgram.InCombinationmode,
youcan:
•SelectandplayCombinations
•UseKRONOSasa16trackmultitimbraltone
generator
•EditCombinations
AssignProgramstoeachofthe16Timbres,each
withse
paratevolume,pan,EQ,andkeyboardand
velocityzones;makesettingsforeffects,vector
synthesis,DrumTrack,andKARMA.
ControlandplayuptofourKARMAmodules
Sampleorresample
Forexampleyoucansampleanexternalaudio
sourcewhilelisteningtotheperformanceofthe
KARMA,orresampleaperformanceyouplayus
ing
acombination.
Sequencer mode
Sequencermodeletsyourecord,playback,andedit
MIDItracksandaudiotracks.Youcan:
•SelectandplaySongs
•EditSongs
AssignProgramstoeachofthe16MIDITracks,
withseparatevolume,pan,EQ,andkeyboardand
velocityzones;makesettingsforeffects,vector
synthesis,DrumTrack,andKARMA
•Recorduptosi
xteenMI
DItrackssimultaneously
•Recorduptofourofthesixteenaudiotracks
simultaneously,mixusingautomation,andimport
WAVEfiles.
ControlandplayuptofourKARMAmodules
Sampleorresample
Youcansampleanexternalaudioinputsource
whileplayingasong,anduseInTrackSamplingto
automaticallycreateanoteev
e
ntthattriggersthe
sampleatthesametimeasitwasrecorded.
Youcanalsoresampleanentiresong,andthenuse
DiskmodetocreateanaudioCD.
•UseKRONOSasa16trackmultitimbraltone
generator
•Recordpatternsandassignthemtoindividual
keys,usingRPPR(RealtimePattern
Play/Recor
ding)
CreateyourownDrumTrackPatterns
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Sampling mode
Samplingmodeletsyourecordandeditusersamples
andmultisamples.Forexample,youcan:
Sampleexternalaudiosources(i.e.,record
samples),includingsamplingthrougheffects
•Editwaveformdatayousampledorloadedinfrom
media,andsetlooppointsetc.
Createandeditmultisamples,whichconsistofone
ormoresamplesspreadoutacrossth
ekeyboard
•Q
uicklyconvertmultisamplesintoPrograms
•WithaUSBCDRdrive(notincluded),sample
directlyfromaudioCDs
Global mode
Globalmodeletsyoumakeoverallsettingsforthe
entireKRONOS,andeditwavesequencesanddrum
kits.Forinstance,youcan:
MakesettingsthataffecttheentireKRONOS,such
asmastertuneandglobalMIDIchannel
•Setupsampleautoloadingatstartup
Managecurrentlyloadedsamples
Createuserscales
CreateuserDrumKi
tsandWa
veSequencesusing
ROM,EXs,orRAMdrumsamples
Renameprogram,combination,andKARMAGE
categories
•Setthefunctionoftheassignablepedalsand
assignableswitches
•TransmitMIDISystemExclusivedatadumps
Disk mode
Diskmodeletsyousave,load,andmanagedatausing
theinternaldiskandexternalUSB2.0storagedevices.
Youcan:
SaveandloadPrograms,Combinations,Songs,
Samples,andGlobalsetupdata
•Formatdisksandstoragemedia,copyandrename
files,etc.
•LoadAKAI,SoundFont2.0,AIFF,andWAVE
samples,andexportRAMsampl
e
sinAIFFor
WAVEformats
•ExportandimportsequencestoandfromSMF
(StandardMIDIFiles)
•UsetheDataFilerfunctiontosaveorloadMIDI
SystemExclusivedata
•WithaUSBCDRdrive(notincluded),createand
playbackaudioCDs
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Korg KRONOS (2011) Operating instructions

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