Korg iS35 User Manual page 105

Press START/STOP to listen to the song you have
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just recorded.
The song will be played from the beginning to the
end. When finished, the sequencer will go back to
measure 001. You can stop the playback halfway by
pressing START/STOP; in this case, press RESET to
return to measure 001.
Recording the solo part
Now you can record the keyboard tracks.
Note: If the iS35 is played by a master keyboard or
other MIDI controller, the MIDI controller must transmit
over the Global channel. The MIDI channels assigned to
the keyboard tracks in the Disk/Global mode have no
effect in the Backing Sequence mode.
Press REC/WRITE/LYRICS to go back to the
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recording mode.
The REC/WRITE/LYRICS led will light up and the
recording page will appear.
Selected track(s)
Real time tracks
Tempo mode
Move the cursor to the control track and set the
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CTRL status (already recorded).
Move the cursor to the real time track and set
3
the REC status (recording).
Now the real time track is in the REC status, the
control track in the CTRL status (already recorded),
the chord track in the CHRD status (already
recorded). Only the real time track of the backing
sequence is being recorded (Upper 1, Upper 2, and
Lower tracks).
4 Press START/STOP to start the recording.
After a two-measure pre-count, the arrangement
will start playing and the recording will start.
Control track
Chord track
Quantize value Metronome
Reference • Backing Sequence mode
Play the solo part.
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If the selected Keyboard Mode is SPLIT, the solo
part must be played above the split point.
When finished, press START/STOP to stop the
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recording.
The recording will stop and the REC/WRITE/LYR-
ICS will go of. The sequencer will go back to meas-
ure 001.
Press START/STOP again to listen to the song
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you have just recorded.
The song will be played from the beginning to the
end. When finished, the sequencer will go back to
measure 001. You can stop the playback halfway by
pressing START/STOP; in this case, press RESET to
return to measure 001.
Recording the Extra Tracks
Apart from the arrangement tracks, the song has other
eight tracks (Extra Track, abbreviated in ETr) where
you can freely record a string pad, reinforcement parts
and solos, to enhance and personalize the arrange-
ment. In the example we will record the Extra Track 8.
Press the PAGE [+] button repeatedly to get to
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"Page 9: Extra Track settings (1)".
In the VOLUME/PROGRAM section press one
2
button in the last pair of buttons on the right-
hand to select the Extra Track 8 (ETr8).
In this page you can select one of the eight Extra
Tracks by pressing a button in the VOLUME/PRO-
GRAM section.
Move the cursor to the upper line with the CUR-
3
SOR buttons.
Use the buttons of the PROGRAM section to
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select the program you wish to assign to the
Extra Track 8.
Press one of the BANK [A], [B], [C], [D], [E] or
[F(USER/DRUM)] buttons to select the bank. Then
press two NUMBER buttons in a sequence to enter
a two-digit number from 11 to 88.
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