Switching The Rotary Speaker Simulator Between Slow/Fast; Damper Pedal And Foot Switch/Pedal - Korg PS60 Easy Start Manual

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Switching the rotary speaker simulator between slow/fast

As you select programs for the ORGAN timbre, you'll notice that the

ORGAN SLOW/FAST button blinks for some of the programs. These

sounds are assigned an insert effect that simulates the rotary speaker

typically used for organs (63: Rotary SP).

You can create additional drama in your performance by pressing the

ORGAN SLOW/FAST button to switch between slow/fast speeds at

the right moment in your song.

If you connect an optional damper pedal, foot switch, or foot pedal to the PS60, you can use your foot to con-

trol the PS60's sounds or functions ( OM p. 10, 51, 52).

Damper pedal

When you press the damper pedal, the notes you're playing will be sustained even after you take your hands

off the keyboard.

The PS60 supports "half damper" functionality that smoothly varies the damper amount according to the

depth to which you press the pedal. This functionality is available if the optional DS-1H damper pedal is

connected. If a switch-type pedal is connected, it will function only as an on/off damper switch.

With the factory settings, the ASSIGNABLE PEDAL/SW1/DAMPER jack is assigned for use with a damper

pedal.

Foot switch

You can use a foot switch to control sounds or effect modulation while you play, to turn portamento on/off,

or to switch performances.

With the factory settings, the ASSIGNABLE PEDAL/SW2 jack is assigned for use with a foot switch.

Foot pedal

You can use a foot pedal to control the volume, modulation, portamento time, pan, or effect send levels

while you play.

PEDAL or SWITCH

DAMPER, SWITCH or PEDAL

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