Saving, Converting To Programs, And Comparing - Korg Kronos Operation Manual

Sampling (Open Sampling System)
This will set Range Start and Range End.
If you press the ENTER switch three or more times,
Range Start and Range End will respectively be set
The method given above applies when something
other than Range Start or Range End is selected
(highlighted).
If Range Start or Range End are selected
(highlighted), the setting will be updated each time
you press the ENTER switch.
If Range Start or Range End are selected
(highlighted), this region will play back.
When you finish making settings, press the
SEQUENCER START/STOP switch to stop playback
of the audio CD.
10.Verify the region that will be ripped.
Select either "Region Start" or "Region End" (the
display will be highlighted), and press the
SEQUENCER START/STOP switch. The CD will
play from Range Start to Range End and then stop.
If you want to adjust the location, use the VALUE
controllers to modify the Range Start or Range End
settings, or move the cursor to a parameter other
than Range Start and Range End and repeat step 8
to make the setting once again.
If you want to move the track playback start
location to the beginning of the track, press the
LOCATE switch.
11.When you have finished setting Range Start and
Range End, select the page menu command
"Destination."
A dialog box will appear.
Specify the destination to which the ripped sample
will be written.

Saving, converting to Programs, and Comparing

Saving Samples and Multisamples
Any Samples and Multisamples that you create or
edit in Sampling Mode must be saved in Disk
mode, or they'll go away when you turn off the
power. This is different from Programs and
Combinations, which can be written to memory. For
more information, see "Some types of data must be
saved to disk" on page 186.
To save only the Samples and Multisamples, use the
Save Sample Data menu command on the Disk– Save
page.
If you want to create an archive of the current setup,
including any Programs, Wave Sequences, or Drum
Kits which use the sample data, we recommend that
you use Save All in order to ensure that the sounds
will be reproduced correctly the next time you load
them.
For more information, see "Saving to disks, CDs, and
USB media" on page 186.
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Select RAM if you want to rip the sample into RAM
memory. In this case, you can also set Sample No.
(L), (R) to specify the sample number that will be
written. Normally you can leave this unchanged.
Select DISK if you want to rip the sample to media.
Use "Drive Select" to select the drive, and use the
Open and Up buttons to select the directory in
which the data will be saved. Also specify a name
for the WAVE file that will be saved.
12.Press the OK button to execute ripping, or press
the Cancel button to cancel without executing.
When you press the OK button, the "Obey
Copyright Rules" dialog box will appear.
13.Carefully read the COPYRIGHT WARNING in
the Quick Start Guide, and if you consent to the
terms, press the OK button to begin ripping. If you
do not consent to the terms, press the Cancel
button to cancel the operation.
KSC Files and User Sample Banks
KSC stands for Korg Sample Collection. KSC files are
saved to and loaded from disk; they group your
Samples and Multisamples together, and let you load
them as User Sample Banks.
User Sample Banks may be loaded either into RAM, or
may use Virtual Memory, just like EXs. They have
other benefits as well. For more information, see
"Creating and saving .KSC files" on page 165.
Converting a Multisample to a Program
In pages P0: Recording–P4: EQ/Controller, you can use
the Convert MS To Program page menu command.
When you execute this command, the settings of the
currently selected Multisample will be converted into a
Program. In Program mode you can make filter, amp
and effect settings etc., and play the sample as a
program. The resulting Program can be used in a
combination or song.
If you want to use a Multisample created in Sampling
mode as a Program, go to the Program P2: OSC Pitch
page and select RAM Mono or RAM stereo as the Bank
for OSC1 Multisample/Wave Sequence or OSC2