Korg Concert C-540 User Manual page 11

+/YES / -/NO (Value) but-
tons: Change the value
EDIT button: Press it
of the parameters
to access the Edit
appearing in the display.
mode relevant to
The editable parameter
the current type of
is shown by the cursor
data selected in the
( ) placed on its left, or
display. Four Edit
(when editing text) with
modes
the character/cipher in
able:
edit flashing. By keeping
page 38),
them pressed, the values
mance
start changing automati-
page 38), Song (see
cally, first slowly, then
page 34) and Global
slightly faster. By press-
(see page 47). Glo-
ing them together, the
bal edit mode can
parameter is reset to its
be
default value.
keeping the EDIT
While in the Main page,
button pressed for
these buttons can be
more than one sec-
used to select a different
ond).
bank for the current
sound.
EXIT button: Press it to
exit Edit mode, or to
return to the Main page
from other pages. When
exiting from the Edit
mode, the Save proce-
dure will be recalled.
When a drum pattern is
assigned to the Metro-
nome, and it is running,
this button doubles as a
Fill In control (see
page 21, page 30).
REVERB
ton: Turns the
are avail-
reverb on/off.
Sound (see
This adds
Perfor-
ambience
(see
the sound.
Keep
pressed
more than one
second
accessed by
access
Reverb
page
page 17).
TRANSPOSE button:
Press this button to open
the Transpose page and
change the master trans-
pose value. When the
indicator is turned on,
transposition is active.
Changes made after
pressing this button are
not saved to memory,
and are reset when turn-
ing the instrument off.
See page 16.
but-
CHORUS but-
ton: Turns the
to
chorus on/off.
This makes the
it
SONG
sound richer.
for
button:
Keep it pressed
this button to
for more than
to
gain access to
one second to
the
the Song Play
access the Cho-
edit
mode
rus edit page
(see
page 23).
(see page 17).
BRILLIANCE button: Press
this button to open the Bril-
liance page and change the
brilliance value. When the
indicator is turned on, a bril-
liance variation is active.
Changes made after press-
ing this button are not
saved to memory, and are
reset when turning the
instrument off. See page 17.
DEMO buttons: Pressed
together with the CHORUS
button it gains access to the
Demo mode, where you can
listen to the demo songs.
Select the songs with the
sound selection buttons (see
page 11). You can play
along the demo songs.
Control panel > Main features
TEMPO buttons:
Adjust the metro-
nome tempo. The +
button makes
faster, while the –
button makes
PLAY
slower.
Press
MET.SET buttons:
Pressed together,
they give access to
(see
metronome editing.
See page 20.
METRONOME but-
ton: Turns the metro-
nome click on/off. The
tempo and time sig-
nature depend on the
chosen values, or the
selected song (see
page 20).
RECORDER but-
tons: Control the
playback or record-
ing of the songs.
See page 23,
page 27.
SONG SELECT button:
Press this button to open
the Song Selection page
(see page 23).
NEW SONG buttons:
Pressed together with
the SONG PLAY button
creates a new Song (see
page 27.
it
it
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