Korg ToneWorks PXR4 Owner's Manual page 13

14. Battery empty icon
This will blink when the battery runs low. ( p.14)
15. Effect chain
This area indicates the on/off status of each effect
module.
16. Display indicator
These indicate the type of level that is shown by the
level meters.
PRE: The meters show the pre-fader levels.
POST: The meters show the post-fader levels.
MIXER: The level meters indicate the value of the
parameter (LEVEL, PAN, SENDL, SENDR) selected in
the mixer display for each track.
17. Mixer indicator
This area indicates the parameter that you are editing
in Mixer mode.
LEVEL: You are in the page that sets the audio level of
each track.
PAN: You are in the page that sets the stereo left/right
position of each track.
SENDL: You are in the page that sets the effect depth
for the left channel of each track.
SENDR: You are in the page that sets the effect depth
for the right channel of each track.
18. Effect assign indicator ( p.67)
This area indicates the effect type (effect insertion
location).
GUITAR: A guitar effect is selected.
INSERT: An insert effect is selected.
MASTER: A master is selected.
FINAL: A final effect is selected.
19. Bounce indicator ( p.68)
This indicates the type of bounce recording.
4 2: Four tracks of audio will be recorded into two or
one of the tracks.
2+2 2: Two tracks of audio and two external audio
signals will be recorded into two tracks. Three tracks
of audio and one external audio signal can also be
recorded onto one track.
DUB: Individual tracks will be recorded one at a time.
CONV: Convert already-recorded tracks into a stereo
file as a new song when you want to play back a song
on your computer.
20. Original value icon
This will light when the effect parameter is at the same
value as when it was stored. This will go dark when
you edit the parameter.
21. Effect parameters
These will light to indicate parameters that exist for
each effect module in the effect page, allowing you to
use the faders to edit them. The indicator for the cur-
rently-edited parameter will blink.
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