Programs And Combinations - Korg Oasys Operation Manual

or sampling operations involving the internal hard
disk, floppy disk, CD‐R/RW, external USB media,
sample memory, or internal memory).
Digital audio input is sometimes not heard for two or
three seconds.
• When you change the sampling frequency in
S/P DIF Sample Rate (e.g., from 48 kHz to 96 kHz),
two or three seconds will be required in order to
lock to the new sampling frequency. Please wait
until the sound is heard.
Noise, Distortion, and other audio
problems
Noise and distortion occur in the input sound or
the recorded sound
If you are recording from audio inputs 1 and/or 2, are
the AUDIO INPUT LEVEL knob and Recording Level
setting appropriate?
• If Recording Level indicates "ADC OVERLOAD !,"
adjust the LEVEL knob. If "CLIP !" is displayed,
adjust the Recording Level slider.
If you are inputting to the AUDIO INPUT 3, 4 and
S/P DIF IN jack, are the level of the output device and
the Recording Level set appropriately?
• If "CLIP !" appears, adjust the Recording Level
slider.
Is the system clock set correctly?
• If cyclic click noise is occurring, check that you
have selected the System Clock that is being input.

Programs and Combinations

Program or Combination does not play
correctly
Bank INT-E preloaded programs don't play
correctly.
Are the EXs1 ROM Expansion multisamples loaded?
• In Global mode, use the Expansion Sample Setup
menu command to load the EXs1 ROM Expansion.
Note that since you can't use the EXs1 ROM
Expansion and EXs2 Concert Grand Piano at the
same time, the EXs2 Concert Grand Piano will be
unavailable while you're using the EXs1 ROM
Expansion.
For more information, see "Expansion Sample
Setup" on page 742 of the Parameter Guide.
Bank USER-A preloaded programs don't play
correctly.
Are the EXs2 Concert Grand Piano multisamples
loaded?
• In Global mode, use the Expansion Sample Setup
menu command to load the EXs2 Concert Grand
Troubleshooting Programs and Combinations
Noise or oscillation is heard
When using an effect on the external audio source
being input from AUDIO INPUT 1 and 2, oscillation
may occur depending on the type of effect or on the
parameter settings. Please adjust the input level,
output level, and effect parameters. You need to be
particularly careful when using a high‐gain effect.
After a sample edit has been executed, or after a stereo
sample has been recorded, a small noise may be heard.
This has no effect on the audio data that was edited or
sampled.
When using the MIDI/Tempo Sync function to control
the delay time of an effect, noise may occur in the delay
sound. This noise is due to discontinuities in the delay
sound, and is not a malfunction.
Some effects, such as 023: Stereo Analog Record,
generate noise intentionally. It is also possible to create
oscillation using a filter with resonance. These are not
malfunctions.
Notes do not stop
In Program P1: Basic/Vector, select the Program Basic
page, make sure that the Hold check box is unchecked.
Could you have used Tone Adjust to turn Hold on?
In Global P2: Controller/Scale, make sure that Damper
Polarity or Foot Switch Polarity is set correctly.
Sound fades in and out
When EXi, EXf, or EXs are in demo mode, any sound
which uses them will fade in and out. For instance, if a
sound uses the MS‐20EX, but the LAC‐1 is not
authorized on the system, the sound will fade in and
out.
Piano. However since you can't use the EXs1 ROM
Expansion and EXs2 Concert Grand Piano at the
same time, the EXs1 ROM Expansion will be
unavailable while you're using the EXs2 Concert
Grand Piano.
Sound fades in and out
See "Sound fades in and out," above.
Settings for oscillator 2 are not displayed
Make sure that the Oscillator Mode (Program P1:
Basic/Vector) parameter is set to Double.
EXi2–related settings are not displayed
On the Basic/Vector page, is there an EXi instrument
selected for EXi2? For more information, see "EXi 2
Instrument Type" on page 163 of the Parameter Guide.
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