Korg SDD-200 Owner's Manual page 24

TRIGGER OVERDUB MODE
This mode uses a foot switch or drum machine trigger signal (or front panel
REC switch) or a MIDI timing clock signal to set the delay time.
This makes it easy to match delay time and song tempo.
A SETTING BY REC SWITCH
OR FOOT SWITCH
1. BASIC SETTING
Q] Turn off SDD-2000 and all equipment to be con
nected. Make connections referring to the Rear
Panel/Connections section of this manual.
NOTE:
In this case, do not plug anything into the TRIG
jack. If anything is plugged into the TRIG jack then
the front panel REC switch can not be used to set
the delay time. (The TRIG jack is used when a drum
machine is used to determine the delay time, as
described later.)
gj Turn on power after completing connections. The
SDD-2000 is now in the delay mode. Adjust input
level.
1. DELAY TIME SETTING
i Press the TRIG OVERDUB switch so that its LED is
on. This changes the SDD-2000 from the delay mode
tothe trigger overdub mode.
At this point, parameter values set m the delay mode
are carried over unchanged into the trigger overdub
mode.
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The time mode switches back and forth between x 1
and x 4 each time the TIME x 4 switch is pressed.
The x4 mode enables delay time of up to 4368ms.
Maximum delay time in the x 1 mode is 1092ms.
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