Track Settings (1) - Korg iS35 User Manual

Page 3: Track settings (1)
In this page you can choose the program (sound), pan
(stereo position), and effect send (send levels) for each
of the eight tracks in the arrangement.
Track Program
Pan
Effect sends
Track
[DRUM, PERC, BASS, ACC1...ACC3, UP1, LOW/UP2]
For more information about selecting the tracks, see
see "Page 1: Performance monitor".
Program
[A11...U88, Dr11...Dr28]
[Parameter memorised in the Arrangement. The pro-
grams of the keyboard tracks (Upper 1, Upper 2,
Lower) are also memorised in the Keyboard Set]
For more information about selecting programs, see
see "Page 1: Performance monitor".
Reference • Arrangement Play mode
Pan (Channels A and B)
[OFF, L15...L01, CENT, R01...R15, PRG]
[Parameter memorised in the Arrangement. The pan
settings of the keyboard tracks (Upper 1, Upper 2,
Lower) are also memorised in the Keyboard Set]
Track position in the stereo "panorama". The pan cor-
responds to the A and B channels of the internal sound
generation (see chapter "Effects"). The A and B chan-
nels usually form the direct signal (A=Left, B=Right).
If the effect setup is not Parallel 3, the A and B chan-
nels can function as effect send. See see "Page 11:
Effect placement".
CNT In the center.
L values On the left (channel Left, A).
R values On the right (channel Right, B).
OFF No output of track from channels A
and B.
PRG Pan of program used.
C=/D= (Effect send, channels C and D)
[0...9, P]
[Parameter memorised in the Arrangement. The FX
settings of the keyboard tracks (Upper 1, Upper 2,
Lower) are also memorised in the Keyboard Set]
Signal level sent to the effects. Normally, channel C is
the reverb effect setting, channel D is the modulating
effect setting (chorus, flanger...). If the effect placement
is not on Parallel 3, the C and D channels can function
in different ways. See see "Page 11: Effect placement".
0-9 Effect level. 0: there will be no output
of the track from channels C/D.
P The program level will be used.
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