Combination Structure; Song Structure (Sequencer Mode) - Korg M3 Owner's Manual

Introduction

Combination structure

You can combine RADIAS programs and EDS programs to
create more complex sounds.
RADIAS programs can be used in four timbres
simultaneously.
The structure of a combination and the functionality in
Combination mode is the same as for combinations that use
EDS programs.
Combination/Song
Audio Inputs
Analog Input 1/2
S/P DIF L/R
FireWire L/R (option)
AUX Bus
AUX 1/2
AUX 3/4
4
Timbre/Track 01
Timbre/Track 02
Timbre/Track 03
Timbre/Track 04
OSC
Audio Input
Source
Song structure
(Sequencer mode)
You can use RADIAS programs in the MIDI tracks of a song.
RADIAS programs can be used in up to four MIDI tracks
simultaneously.
The structure of a song and the functionality in Sequencer
mode is the same as for songs that use EDS programs.
About the vocoder function in combinations and
songs
You can use the vocoder in each combination or song.
Only one instance of the vocoder variation can be used in
each combination or song.
If you want to use a vocoder program in a combination or
song, you'll need to use the menu command Copy from
program or Copy Vocoder to copy the vocoder settings of
the program. You can use this for the timbre or song of one
RADIAS program.
Even if you've assigned four timbres or MIDI
tracks to play programs in which the RADIAS
vocoder is turned on, it is not the case that four
vocoders are operating.
Note: Timbres or MIDI tracks using multiple RADIAS
programs, or timbres or MIDI tracks using EDS programs,
can be used via the AUX bus as the carrier and modulator of
the vocoder.
Vocoder = ON
Carrier Input Source1 = T02
Program (Synth)
Vocoder
Program (Synth)
Program (Synth)
Program (Synth)
Vocoder
Carrier/Modulator
Source
To Mixer/Effect
EQ
To Mixer/Effect
EQ
To Mixer/Effect
EQ
EQ
To Mixer/Effect