Sd Card-Related Messages - Korg KROSS Operation Manual

Select the Set Play Level function, and adjust the level as
follows.
1. Set the Level as desired.
Adjust the volume balance of the keyboard performance
or external input (e.g., guitar or vocal) that you will be
overdubbing next while the audio song plays back. For
example, set this to –3 dB.
2. Press the PAGE+ (ADJ. LVL) button. The ADJUST
AUDIO LEVEL dialog box will appear.
3. Use Level Adjust to specify the level adjustment. The
Level value you specified in step 1 will automatically
be set as the default, so usually you can just press the
MENU (OK) button. (You can specify the song name
as you wish.)
You will return to the AUDIO RECORDER SETUP
screen. The audio song whose level you adjusted will
automatically be selected. At this time, Set Play Level
will be reset to 0 dB, so the volume balance you adjusted
in step 1 will be reproduced.
4. Overdub-record additional material.
(see the illustration below)
Start overdub-recording
Drums & bass
ADJUST AUDIO LEVEL: –3dB
Start overdub-recording
Drums & bass
Convenient functions for playback and recording SD card-related messages

SD card-related messages

In addition to the Song Name, the following messages
related to the SD card may appear in the Song Name area of
the audio recorder.
"NO MEDIA"
"UNFORMATTED"
"NO AUDIO SONG"
Note: If the SD card is locked (Media write protected), a
different error message "Write protected" will appear if you
perform an operation that writes to the SD card, such as
recording.
Previous take (drums & bass)
SET PLAY LEVEL: –3dB
Stop
–3dB
+
Guitar solo
Stop
+
Guitar solo
No SD card is inserted.
The format of the SD card could not be
recognized.
There are no audio songs.
If you overdub-record the guitar solo with
SET PLAY LEVEL left at –3 dB. The volume
of the previous take (drums & bass) will be
3 dB lower for a portion of the recording,
causing an unnatural result.
If you overdub-record the guitar solo after
using ADJUST AUDIO LEVEL to lower the
volume of the previous take by 3 dB.
Unnatural volume changes will not occur
in the previous take (drums & bass).
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