Bedienungsanleitung Korg Kaossilator Dynamic Phrase Synthesizer

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EasyStart
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KAOSSILATOR Main Features
KAOSSILATOR Main Features


• 100 totally playable synth programs, including:
o Preset drum/bass grooves with flexible effects

o Fat synth lead sounds

o Acoustic instruments like trumpet, digeridoo, sitar, and more
o Tap-able drum voices

o Extra thick and juicy basses

o Complete chords with filters and other effects

o Space-age sound effects to send your loop beyond the cosmos
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Kaossilator EasyStart Making Connections Making Connections 1. The Kaossilator can run on either 4-AA batteries, or you can power it with our optional 4.5v AC adapter. Because Korg rocks as hard as we do, we’ve included 4-AA batteries in the box to get you started. Slide the back cover off and load ‘em up! a. The display will show “Lo” when the batteries are indeed low. 2. As far as outputs go, you have two options: a. The RCA LINE OUT jacks on the top of the Kaossilator- plug into

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Kaossilator EasyStart 3. Turn the DIAL to choose the key. a. The circle next to the key indicates a SHARP, i.e. the black notes on a piano. b. You can select from two octaves’ worth of keys. The lines on the upper/lower part of the display indicate whether you’re in the high or low octave. Changing the BPM Changing the BPM What, 120 isn’t good enough for you? Fine, go ahead and change it if you must. There are two ways to do it: 1. Press the TAP/BPM button, and then turn t

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Kaossilator EasyStart Using the FIX and CANCEL functions Using the FIX and CANCEL functions If you make a mistake, you can use the FIX and CANCEL functions to go back and re-record. In order to undo (cancel) a layer, you first have to save a FIX point… 1. When you find a point you like, hold down the LOOP PLAY/REC button and turn the dial to "FIX," then release the button. It'll take a second or two to save your work so far. Note: Get in the habit of doing this often, so you can alw