Korg Soundlink DRS OASYS PCI User Manual page 105

Reference
Low Key
C-1 to G9. This is the lowest MIDI note of the Key Range. When this parameter is
selected, you can set it by playing a note on your MIDI controller.
Holding down the option key (MacOS) or shift-left-bracket "[" (Windows) on your
computer keyboard will also select this parameter, after which you can set it by
playing a note on your MIDI controller. This allows you to quickly select and edit
Key Ranges without needing to use the mouse.
You can also set the Low Key graphically. To do so, just move the cursor over the
edge of a Key Range box (above the onscreen keyboard graphic). When the cursor
changes to a double-arrow shape, click and drag the edges of the Key Range as
desired.
High Key
C-1 to G9. This is the highest MIDI note of the Key Range. When this parameter is
selected, you can set it by playing a note on your MIDI controller.
Holding down the command key (MacOS) or shift-right-bracket "]" (Windows) on
your computer keyboard will also select this parameter, after which you can set it
by playing a note on your MIDI controller. This allows you to quickly select and
edit Key Ranges without needing to use the mouse.
You can also set the High Key graphically. To do so, just move the cursor over the
edge of a Key Range box (above the onscreen keyboard graphic). When the cursor
changes to a double-arrow shape, click and drag the edges of the Key Range as
desired.
Base Key
C-1 to G9. This is the MIDI note at which the Key Range's Sample is untransposed -
the pitch at which it was sampled. The Base Key may be beyond the High and Low
keys of the Key Range.
When this parameter is selected, you can set it by playing a note on your MIDI
controller.
Holding down the option and command keys (MacOS) or shift-backslash "\"
(Windows) on your computer keyboard will also select this parameter, after which
you can set it by playing a note on your MIDI controller. This allows you to quickly
select and edit Key Ranges without needing to use the mouse.
You can also set the Base Key graphically. To do so, just click on the Key Range's
Base Key on the graphic keyboard (shown in red) and drag it to a new location.
Tune
-100 to +100. This is the fine tuning offset, in cents (1/100 of a semitone), for the
selected Key Range.
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