Korg SV-2 User Manual page 31

Sound
Tack Piano
Honky­Tonk
Piano & Strings
Piano & Pad
Piano & Synth
Piano & Brass
Clavier
Clav AC
Clav AD
Clav BC
Clav BD
Harpsichord
Harpsichord Oct.
Perc. Organ
Rock Organ
Jazz Organ
Vox Organ
Church Organ
Pipe Organ
Other
Full Strings
Classic Strings
Tape Strings
Strings & Voices
Warm Pad
Bright Pad
Orchestra
Pizzicato & Glock
Brass
Synth Brass
Pad/Mini Lead
Pad/SynthLead
Var PC Notes
A4 39 Tack and Honky­Tonk pianos, to enjoy rag­time and
stride genres.
B4 45
A5 40 Layered piano and strings or pad. Perfect for evoca­
tive ambient music.
B5 46
A6 41 Layers of piano and synth or brass. Two mixes calling
back to the age of the fusion jazz.
B6 47
A1 48 The classic electric clavichord, two flavors with mics
in phase.
B1 54
A2 49 Two different configurations of the Clavi registers,
with mics in reversed phase and an edgier sound.
B2 55
A3 50 Back to late­Renaissance and Baroque with the grand­
pa of the piano. Standard 8" and 8"+4" double octave
B3 56
registrations.
A4 51 True classic electro­mechanical organ emulation, with
percussion, in a clean and a distorted version.
B4 57
A5 52 Jazz registration of the classic electro­mechanical
organ.
B5 58 A perfect emulation of "Connie", the VOX Continental
transistor organ.
A6 53 The full power of a majestic pipe organ.
B6 59 Softer and emotional registrations of a pipe organ, for
the more meditative moments.
A1 60 Two different flavors of classical strings sounds.
B1 66
A2 61 The synthetic Mello strings from the '70s.
B2 67 Real strings with added voices.
A3 62 Dark and bright version of the typical synth pads.
B3 68
A4 63 A powerful orchestral Tutti.
B4 69 Pizzicato orchestral strings and glockenspiel.
A5 64 A real brass section.
B5 70 The synth brass counterpart.
A6 65 Two solo synths playing on top of a soft synth pad.
B6 71
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