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Disk/Global mode
The Disk/Global mode allows you to load or save
data, and modify the parameters which affect the
operation of the instrument. The operations you can
carry out are:
• Save on disk data contained in memory and load
into memory data from disk
• Save the data contained in the memory on disk
(except for the Split Point, Vocal/Guitar Lock and
Master Transpose Lock), and load the data from
disk in the memory.
• Tune the keyboard
• Modify MIDI settings
• Program pedals and external controllers
• Program Lower Memory
• Select a Scale (temperament)
Display pages
The parameters and functions of the various operative
modes are grouped into several pages, which appear
on the display. The page number is always indicated
on the right-hand side of the display. To move through
the display pages use the PAGE [+] and [–] buttons.
If you know the page number, to go directly to that
page, hold the button of the corresponding operating
mode pressed and press one of the ARRANGEMENT
NUMBER or PROGRAM NUMBER buttons.
For instance, to go directly to a page from 1 to 8 of the
Arrangement Play mode, hold the ARR.PLAY button
pressed and press one of the ARRANGEMENT
NUMBER buttons from number [1] to number [8]. To
go directly to a page from 9 to 16, hold the ARR.PLAY
button pressed and press one of the PROGRAM
NUMBER buttons from number [1] to number [8].
Recording a display page
Pages from 1 to 8 are assigned to the ARRANGE-
MENT NUMBER buttons from number [1] to number
[8] and pages from 9 to 16 are assigned to the PRO-
GRAM NUMBER buttons from number [1] to number
Getting Started • Operative modes
• Control transmission/reception of MIDI messages
(data filtering)
• Calibrate the pedal/footswitch
• Program the MIDI channels of the VOCAL section.
Apart from the Local Control and Clock Source
parameters, all the settings (including the split point)
can be saved in Global (with the Write Global function,
see page 167) and will be retained when the instru-
ment is turned off.
Global can be saved on disk and will be saved with
each Save All and Save Global operation. The split
point is not saved or loaded.
Note: The iS35 can read disks from other Korg i-Series
instruments, of which it can re-use the data (see
page 147).
[8]. Use the following procedure to record the pages
with different numbers.
Access the display page that you wish to record.
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2
Hold down the current operative mode button
and press the REC/WRITE/LYRICS button.
Release the REC/WRITE/LYRICS button (continue
3
pressing the operative mode button).
4
Press the button in which you wish to record the
current display page.
Press one of the ARRANGEMENT NUMBER but-
tons from [1] to [8] or one of the PROGRAM NUM-
BER buttons from [1] to [8].
Release the operative mode button and the but-
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ton that you have recorded.
You may find it convenient to record the same type
of page in the various operative modes to the same
button. For example, the effect selection page could
be found under the PROGRAM NUMBER button
[7] both in the Song Play and Arrangement Play
mode.
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