Korg iS35 User Manual page 186

Reference • Program mode
AL (ALL) will cause keyboard tracking to adjust the
cutoff frequency of all notes, relative to the Pivot note.
Changes in cutoff frequency produced by Keyboard Track Amount
(Amt) and Pivot Key settings for each Mode
Cutoff frequency
Amt <–50
Amt = –50
C–1 Pivot Key G9
Mode: OFF
Cutoff frequency
Amt >0
Amt =0
Amt = –50
Amt <–50
C–1 Pivot Key
G9
Mode: HIGH
T (Time Amount)
[00...99]
Specifies how deeply keyboard tracking will affect the
VDF EG speed.
Higher values will produce a greater change.
With a setting of 0, EG speed will not be affected.
This parameter only specifies the amount of the effect
that the keyboard tracking function has on EG speed.
Whether keyboard tracking will length or shorten the
various EG times is determined by the following four
parameters.
A (Attack time)
[–, 0, +]
Specifies the direction of the change that keyboard
tracking will cause for Attack Time.
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Cutoff frequency
Amt =0
Amt >0
C–1 Pivot Key G9
Mode: LOW
Cutoff frequency
Amt >0
Amt =0
Amt = –50
Amt <–50
C–1 Pivot Key
G9
Mode: ALL
A setting of "+" will cause keyboard tracking to
shorten the attack time.
A setting of "–" will cause keyboard tracking to
lengthen the attack time.
With a setting of 0, the attack time will not be affected.
D (Decay time)
[–, 0, +]
Specifies the direction of the change that keyboard
tracking will cause for Decay Time.
This setting functions in the same way as the Attack
Time parameter.
S (Slope time)
[–, 0, +]
Specifies the direction of the change that keyboard
tracking will cause for Slope Time.
This setting functions in the same way as the Attack
Time parameter.
R (Release time)
[–, 0, +]
Specifies the direction of the change that keyboard
tracking will cause for Release Time.
This setting functions in the same way as the Attack
Time parameter.
Note-off
Note-on Note-on
VDF EG Time parameter Notes played in a low
settings (positive (+) settings keyboard range
for all parameters)
Note-off Note-off
Note-on
Notes played in a high
keyboard range