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SET LIST mode
Next/Previous buttons wrap
The next and previous buttons wrap within the current Set
List. For instance, if you're currently looking at Slots 0-15 of
Set List 003, and you press the 112-127 button, the screen
changes to show Slots 112-127, still in Set List 003.
+/− and Program Up/Down, when selection is off-
screen
The +/− buttons and the Program Up/Down footswitches
operate on the current selection, regardless of which group
of Slots is currently shown. For instance, assuming that the
display is showing 16 Slots, and you're currently viewing
Slots 0-15:
1. Select Slot 3.
2. Use the "next" button to show Slots 16-31.
3. Press the + button, or a footswitch assigned to
Program Up.
Slot 4 is selected, and the display returns to Slots 0-15.
Returning to the current group of Slots
If you have navigated away from the current group of Slots,
you can return easily:
1. Touch the name of the current Slot, at the top of the
screen (see "0–1b: 4/8/16 Slots" on page 560).
The display changes to show the group of Slots containing
the current selection.
Next/Previous Slot selection
In addition to selecting Slots via the on-screen buttons, you
can use +/− buttons or a footswitch assigned to Program Up
or Program Down to step through sounds.
Selecting with +/− buttons
1. Touch one of the on-screen Slot buttons.
Once a Slot is selected, you can use the + and − buttons to
step through the list of sounds.
If you're on the last button on the current page, pressing +
button will advance you to the first button of the next group
of Slots.
Program Up/Down footswitch
The Program Up and Program Down footswitches always
step through the list, regardless of whether or not one of the
buttons has the UI focus.
The footswitch can be assigned to Program Up or Program
Down on the GLOBAL mode Controllers page.
Wrapping between Set Lists
+/− buttons and Program Up/Down wrap between Set Lists.
For instance:
1. Select Slot 127 in Set List 5.
2. Press Inc, or the Program Up footswitch.
Slot 0 of Set List 6 is selected.
Similarly:
1. Select Slot 0 in Set List 5.
2. Press Dec, or the Program Down footswitch.
Slot 127 of Set List 4 is selected.
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If you've edited any Slots in the Set List, a dialog will appear
prompting you to save your changes before proceeding. For
more information, see "Save Changes before changing Set
List: a confirmation dialog" on page 564.
Wrapping between Set List 0 and Set List 127
+/− buttons and Program Up/Down wrap between Set Lists 0
and 127. For instance:
1. Select Slot 127 in Set List 127.
2. Press +, or the Program Up footswitch.
Slot 0 of Set List 0 is selected.
Similarly:
1. Select Slot 0 in Set List 0.
2. Press −, or the Program Down footswitch.
Slot 127 of Set List 127 is selected.
Programs wrap in a similar fashion, between A 000 and
T 127.
Selection via MIDI
MIDI In
Program Change messages on the Global Channel select the
Slot, and Bank Select messages on the Global Channel select
the Set List.
When a Slot is selected via MIDI, the display updates if
necessary to show the appropriate group of Slots.
MIDI Out
Selecting a Slot sends Program Change and Bank Select
messages, as above.
When selected, Combinations and Songs can transmit other
Program Change and Bank Select messages on other
channels, as they do in COMBINATION and SEQUENCER
modes.
Bank Map
The GLOBAL > Basic Setup– Bank Map (KORG, GM(2))
parameter does not affect the reception or transmission of
Set List Program and Bank Select messages.
Editing the selected Program, Combination, or
Sequence
When you're in a rehearsal or sound-check, you may need to
make quick edits to a sound in the Set List.
With this in mind, you can:
• Jump to the editing pages for the selected Program,
Combination, or Song
• Make the desired edits
• Save the edits
• Return easily to the original Set List page
For more information, see "Edit
Program/Combination/Song" on page 569.
Continuous playback with Songs
Two or more slots can be set to the same Song, but with
different Keyboard Tracks. You can switch between such
Slots, changing the sound assigned to the keyboard, as the
song continues to play.
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