Korg microKONTROL Owner's Manual page 22

Operation–Quick Start
The OCTAVE SHIFT/CURSOR [√] key will light red,
and the [®] key will light green. Green indicates that
further pages exist in that direction, and red indicates
that there are no further pages in that direction.
Step 3. Use the [VALUE] dial to select the number of
the encoder that you want to assign. Since we want to
specify the assignment of encoder 1, make sure that the
main display indicates "Encodr#1" and then press the
OCTAVE SHIFT/CURSOR [®] key to move to the
MIDI message selection page.
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Alternatively, you can use the pads to input the control change number.
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Step 4. The main display will show the MIDI
message that is currently assigned to encoder
1. Use the [VALUE] dial to select the MIDI
message that you want to assign.
The contents of the sub-display above encoder
1 will also change.
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Step 9. Press the OCTAVE SHIFT/CURSOR [®] key.
The MIDI channel setting page will appear.
Since we just made an assignment for encoder 2, here
we will specify the MIDI channel for encoder 2.
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Step 10. Use the [VALUE] dial to select the desired
channel.
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Next we'll specify the MIDI channel for
encoder 1. We are back in the page where
you select the encoder to assign, but you
can also make the setting by directly
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operating the controller you want to
assign.
Step 11. Rotate encoder 1, and notice that both the main display and the
encoder 1 display change.
You can use also this method in the MIDI message select page to quickly edit
the assignments. You can also change the assignments for two or more
encoders at once while watching the sub-displays.
You can use the same method to make assignments for sliders as well.
Steps 5-8. Next, press the
OCTAVE SHIFT/CURSOR [√]
key to return to the page where
you select the encoder to assign,
select "Encodr#2" as the
encoder number, and assign the
desired MIDI message in the
same way.
Notice that the sub-display
above encoder 2 also changes.