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Getting Started • Introduction
Thank you for choosing Korg iS35, the interactive
music workstation created for even the most demand-
ing musicians! Given the legendary Korg sound and
the most sophisticated automatic accompaniment
functions, the iS35 is the ideal instrument for those
who play professionally and those who play just for
pleasure.
The iS35 is not only an instrument with great sound,
great design and easy to use, it is also a flexible instru-
ment that allows you to read and save Standard MIDI
Files, program new arrangements, and create new
sounds. On the whole, it is a complete instrument
which enhances the musician's creativity!
We wish you years and years of great music with the
iS35!
Before you begin...
Accessories
The following accessories are supplied with the instru-
ment. Check that you have all of them and if any are
missing contact your retailer.
√ User's guide
√ Floppy disk "Accessory Disk"
√ Power cable
√ Music stand
Connecting an external
amplifying system
You can connect the iS35 to a professional amplifying
system (mixer or amplified speakers) or to a hi-fi sys-
tem. For more information see "Rear panel" on
page 20.
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1. Introduction
User's guide
The quickest and easiest way to obtain the best from
your new instrument is to read the instruction guide.
This guide is divided into two parts:
Getting Started - For those who want to start playing
straight away without too much theory. Follow the
instructions step by step and start playing now!
Reference - This is a more detailed look at the instru-
ment and is for those who want to exploit all its poten-
tiality to the full and become a real music programmer.
Safety Instructions
Before turning the instrument on, read carefully the
"Safety Instructions" on the inside cover. Done that?
Then let's make way for the music!
Connecting the iS35 to a mixer (or to
two powered speakers)
Connect the OUTPUT jacks of the iS35 to two mono
inputs of the mixer (or to the speaker inputs) using
two audio cables with mono jacks. To take the signal in
mono, connect the L/MONO output only and one
channel of the mixer using an audio cable. For more
information refer to the user's guide of the mixer (or
the speakers).
R
OUTPUT
L/MONO
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