Work With The Tempo Map Function - Korg D16 Manual

KORG D16 Guide
Record the pattern:
1. Press the REC key, then press the PLAY key, and record the pattern to Tracks 15/16 for about 8
measures. Press the STOP key when you've finished recording.
2. Press the IN/LOC1 key to locate to the song beginning.
3. Press the Mute button in the TEMPO / RHYTHM display, to mute the metronome playback.
4. Press the Track 15/16 TRACK STATUS key two times, until the LED lights green (play status).
5. Press the PLAY key to hear the recorded pattern playback, then press the STOP key, followed by
pressing the IN/LOC1 key to locate to the song beginning.
6. If you like, you can record-enable Track 1, raise it's Channel Fader and re-record your source instrument
on Track 1, while Tracks 15/16 playback. Otherwise, continue on with the next exercise:
Note: EQ and Insert effects can be added to the recorded patterns, in the same ways as any other
recording source.

Work with the Tempo Map function:

You can create a Tempo Map to change the tempo, time signature and rhythm pattern for
each measure of a song. Up to 200 tempo map events can be stored for each song. For
instance you might create a tempo map that includes specific rhythm patterns for song intro,
verse, fill-in, chorus and ending.
Create a simple Tempo Map:
1. Press the SONG key, then press the SelSong tab in the display.
2. Press the New button, then press the OK button in the display.
3. Press the TEMPO / RHYTHM key, then raise the MASTER Fader to the "0" position.
4. Press the Popup button to the left of Manual in the display, then press the TempoMap radio button,
followed by pressing OK in the display. The display will indicate TempoMap as the tempo source.
5. Press the Rhythm:Off button so that it indicates Rhythm:On.
6. Press the TmpMap tab at the bottom of the display, then press the Edit button in the display.
7. Press to highlight Metro4 to the right of Rhythm in the display, and then rotate the DIAL to the right, until
I R&Funk 3 (intro) is selected. (Don't worry, it's there...just keep rotating that DIAL!)
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