Korg MMT RADIAS Owner's Manual page 72

Editing
Selecting a drum kit for timbre 4
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Assigning a step sequence to timbre 4
For this example, we'll assign step sequencer 1 to timbre 4.
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Setting the MIDI channel for timbre 4
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Setting the key zone for timbre 4
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Specifying the region of notes that will start the sequencer (Scan Zone)
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Go to the Program Edit mode P03–1: TIMBRE – TMBE tab page, and use the "ON" setting to
turn timbre 4 On.
Press the front panel TIMBRE SELECT [4] button to
select timbre 4.
Go to the P02–2: COMMON – DRUM tab page.
Use "DrumTmbr" to select Tmbr4.
Use "KitNo." to select the drum kit you want to assign
to timbre 4.
Use the ARPEGGIATOR/STEP SEQUENCER [SELECT] button to select STEP SEQ 1.
Enter data for step sequencer 1.
You can enter data for the step sequencer as described in p.50 "Step sequencer recording and edit-
ing," or you can use the Copy Step Sequence (CopyStepSeq) function of the P16–5: UTILITY –
ARP tab page to copy drum pattern sequence data used by another program.
In the P03–4: TIMBRE – MIDI tab page, use "Ch" to
set the MIDI channel for timbre 4.
In the Program Play mode you will be playing the MIDI
channel of the timbre selected by Timbre Select, so we
will specify a MIDI channel that is different than the
channel used by timbres 1–3.
In the P03–3: TIMBRE – ZONE tab page, use "Bottom" and "Top" to set the key zone for timbre
4.
For this example, set "Bottom"= C-1 and "Top"= G9.
The key zone you specify here is not determining the region that you play from the keyboard, but
rather the region of sequence data that will be played. This is why we have specified the full range
of notes.
Go to the P15–1: STEP SEQ – COMN tab page, and
use "ScanBotom" and "ScanTop" to specify the range
of notes that will start the sequencer.
For this example, make the following settings.
"ScanBotom" = C3, "ScanTop" = G3
With these settings, the sequencer will start when you
press a key in the region of C3–G3.
When playing with the above settings, use the TIMBRE
SELECT [1]–[4] buttons in the Program Play mode to se-
lect either timbre 1, 2, or 3.