How To - Korg GEC3 User Manual

Button Description
(Aux 2) Up to two Auxiliary sources can be connected to the back panel of the GEC3.
Enable If there are two Auxiliary sources connected to the back panel, you can enable
the second using this button. See the descriptions for Aux 2 and Aux 2 Cue to
see output if enabled.
Aux 2 Selecting routes output of Auxiliary 2 source to everyone who can hear your
headset. Source is enabled to play only if this button is selected and Aux 2
enable is checked.
Aux 2 Cue Selecting routes output of Auxiliary 2 source only to your headset. This is a
convenient feature if you want to cue up music from a source such as a tape or
CD player. Source is enabled to cue only if this button is selected and Aux 2
enable is checked.
Volume Volume adjustment controls for Aux 2 device. For instructions on how to use
controls the volume controls, see the Volume Controls section in the Basics chapter of
this manual.
Headphone Volume adjustment controls for your (teacher's) headphone. For instructions
Volume on how to use the volume controls, see the Volume Controls section in the
controls Basics chapter of this manual.

How to...

Setup an Auxiliary Source
Your system administrator or installation professional should set up the auxiliary sources
when they are setting up the GEC3 for initial use. However, you might need to change the
auxiliary source if you are using an instrument, CD player, tape deck or other auxiliary source
that is not usually used in your classroom or studio.
1. Make sure the auxiliary source is connected to the back panel of your GEC3.
2. Press the T to access the QWERTY Keypad to enter a name in this field, or to edit an
existing entry (this is for convenience only). See the section QWERTY Keypad in Basics
for instructions on how to use the keypad.
Enable an Auxiliary Source (Aux 1) for Class Listening
This example uses Aux 1, but the procedure is the same for Aux 2 (using buttons
corresponding with Aux 2 functions).
1. Determine the Auxiliary source you want to use.
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