Korg M1 Owner's Manual page 31

VDF&VDA EG
ATTACK TIME ............................................ [–50...+00...+50]
Adjusts the VDF and VDA attack time. The adjusted value is
added to the "Attack Time" of each EG.
DECAY TIME.............................................. [–50...+00...+50]
Adjusts the VDF and VDA decay time. The adjusted value is
added to the "Decay Time" of each EG.
RELEASE TIME ........................................... [–50...+00...+50]
Adjusts the VDF and VDA release time. The adjusted value
is added to the "Release Time" of each EG.
INSERT FX
IFX BALANCE ............................................ [–50...+00...+50]
Adjusts the balance between the insert effect's processed
sound and the direct sound. The adjusted value is added to
the "DRY/WET" setting of each effect. If a composite effect
(Delay/Hall – Delay/Tremolo) is selected, the adjusted
value is added to both of the "DRY/WET" settings.
Assigning MIDI control change messages
You can assign CC# (MIDI control change messages) to the
eight parameters of the PERFORMANCE page, and control
these parameters via MIDI. You can also use "Learn mode"
to automatically assign the CC# by receiving it from an
external MIDI device.
To save these assignments on your computer, use the "Save
Controller Map..." command from the KORG logo menu.
When you're controlling parameters from an external
MIDI device, the "LINK" settings are not used; you
can only control the program that's being edited. The
same applies when you're playing back automation
while using the M1 software synthesizer as a plug-in
within a host application.
Assigning a CC# to a knob
1.
Right-click the knob (Mac: Control-click). A popup
menu will appear.
2.
Choose "Control Change" from the main menu, and the
desired CC# from the sub-menu.
You can choose a CC# from the range of 01–95. CC#00 is
used for Bank Select, and is not available.
The CC# you assigned is used in common by all modes
and each timbre (track). Timbres (tracks) set to the same
MIDI channel will have their parameters controlled
simultaneously.
Combination mode
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