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Korg HAVIAN 30 User Manual (815 pages)

Brand: Korg | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 27.44 MB

Important Safety Instructions
3
Other Notices
4
Table of Contents
5
Part I

11
- Let's Start
  13
- Introduction
  13
- Welcome to Havian 30
  13
- Before Starting to Play
  16
  - What’s in the Box
    16
  - What You Can Add
    16
  - Making a Safety Copy of Your Data
    17
  - Restoring a Safety Copy
    17
  - Restoring the Original Factory Data
    17
  - Loading the Operating System
    17
- Overview of the Instrument
  18
  - Front Panel
    18
  - Control Panel
    19
  - Display
    19
  - Display Navigation Aids for Blinds and Visually Impaired
    19
  - Styles Area
    20
  - Player Area
    20
  - Sounds Area
    20
  - Navigation Area
    20
  - Rear Panel
    21
  - Metronome and Tempo Area
    21
  - USB Connectors
    21
  - Pedal Connector
    22
  - Phones/Line out Connector
    22
  - Power Supply Connector and Power Cable Holder
    22
- Setting up the Accessories
  23
- Connecting the Damper Pedal
  23
- What if the Pedal Does Not Behave Correctly?
  23
- Connecting the Audio Outputs
  24
- Connecting the Headphones
  24
- Assembling the Music Stand
  26
- Powering
  27
- Turning the Instrument on
  27
  - Connecting the Power Adapter
    27
  - Turning the Power on or off
    27
- Calibrating the Touch Screen
  28
- Listening to the Demo Songs
  29
- Exit from the Demo Mode
  30
- Interface Basics
  31
- The Main Page
  31
- The User Interface in Detail
  32
  - Display and User Interface Elements
    32
  - Color Touchview Graphical User Interface
    32
  - Operative Modes
    32
  - Edit Menus and Sections
    33
  - Pages and Tabs
    33
  - Overlapping Windows
    33
  - Dialogs
    34
  - Page Menus
    34
  - Pop-Up Menus
    34
  - Lists and Scrollbars
    35
  - Parameters
    36
  - Checkboxes
    36
  - Editable Names
    36
  - Numeric Fields
    36
  - Icons
    37
  - Selected, Highlighted Items
    37
  - Non-Available, Dimmed Parameters
    37
  - Virtual Controllers
    38
  - Shortcuts
    38
  - Going to a Page
    39
- Navigating through the Pages 38 Selecting the Musical Resources
  39
  - Selecting the Musical Resources
    42
  - Opening a Select Window
    42
  - Using the Display Navigation Aids
    43
  - Choosing the Type
    43
  - Choosing the Group
    43
  - Choosing the Page
    43
  - Choosing the Element
    44
Playing and Singing

45
- Playing and Singing
  47
- Turning the Easy Mode on or off
  47
- The Easy Style Play Page
  48
- The Easy Song Play Page
  50
- Playing the Sounds
  52
- Playing Grand Piano
  52
- Choosing the Sounds
  52
  - Choosing an STS
    56
  - Display Hold
    56
  - Sound, Performance, STS
    57
  - Factory, User, Favorite
    57
- Tempo and Metronome
  58
- Playing the Styles
  63
- Choosing the Styles
  63
  - What Is a Style?
    66
  - Accompaniment Parts
    66
  - Chords and Patterns
    66
  - Sections
    66
  - The Piano Styles
    67
- Playing a Style
  68
- The Chord Sequencer
  73
  - Recording a Chord Sequence
    73
  - Playing Back a Chord Sequence
    74
- Playing the Songs
  75
  - Choosing a Song from the List
    75
  - What Is a MIDI Song
    78
  - What Is an MP3 Song
    78
  - Choosing a Song by ID Number
    78
  - Showing the ID Number
    78
  - Choosing a Song by Number
    79
  - Viewing the Song’s Filename Extension
    79
- Playing a Song
  80
- Playing Along with the Song
  82
- Playing All the Songs in a Folder
  83
- Playing a Jukebox List
  85
  - Creating and Editing a Jukebox List
    85
  - What if a Song in the List Is Missing?
    87
- Lyrics, Chords, Score and Markers
  88
- Reading Lyrics and Chords
  88
- Reading the Music Score
  93
- Moving through a Song with the Markers
  97
  - Using the Markers
    97
  - Creating and Editing Markers
    98
- Searching for Files and Other Items
  100
- Using the Search Function
  100
- A Note about Searching: the Wildcards
  104
- Using the Songbook
  107
- Choosing the Songbook Entries
  107
- Using the Custom Lists
  116
  - What Are Custom Lists?
    116
  - Playing a Custom List
    116
- Editing the Songbook
  118
- Creating and Editing the Songbook Entries
  118
- Creating and Editing the Custom Lists
  127
  - Enabling Custom List Editing
    127
  - Creating or Editing a Custom List
    127
  - Deleting a Custom List
    130
- Using the Songbook with a Personal Computer
  131
  - Editing the Songbook with Songbook Editor
    131
  - Using a Tablet as a Songbook Extension
    131
Customizing and Editing the Sound Sets

133
- Customizing the Sound Sets
  135
- Playing Different Sounds with the Left and Right Hand
  135
- Playing Two or Three Sounds at the same Time
  139
- Turning the Keyboard Sounds on or off
  139
- Choosing Different Sounds
  140
- Mixing the Keyboard Sounds
  142
- Transposing the Sounds to a Different Octave
  144
  - Transposing All the Upper Sounds
    144
  - Transposing any Sound
    144
- Using the Ensemble to Add Harmony
  146
  - Turning the Ensemble on or off
    146
  - Choosing an Ensemble Type
    146
- Advanced Editing of the Sound Sets
  149
- The Editing Procedure
  149
  - Choose a Sound Set
    149
  - Access Editing
    150
  - Choose a Sound to Edit
    150
  - Save the Changes
    150
- Mixing the Sounds
  151
- Adding Effects
  153
  - The FX Processors
    153
  - Choosing the FX Group and Setting the FX Send Level
    154
  - Including or Excluding the Dry (Direct) Signal
    155
  - Choosing the Effects and Setting Their Controls
    156
  - Editing the Effects
    157
  - Copying a Single Effect
    158
  - Copying All the Effects in an FX Group
    158
  - The Channel Equalizer
    159
  - Setting the EQ Gain
    159
- Equalization
  159
  - Input Sensitivity and Bypassing
    160
  - Resetting the EQ
    161
- Octave and Fine Tuning
  162
- Setting each Sound’s Octave Transpose and Fine Tuning
  162
- Sound Routing, Polyphony, Key and Velocity Range
  163
  - Using Internal or External Sounds
    163
  - External Sounds and Program Change Messages
    164
  - Mono, Poly, Drum Type
    164
  - Key and Velocity Range
    165
- Easy Editing of Drum Kits
  167
  - Resetting a Drum Family
    169
  - Resetting a Track
    169
- Easy Editing of Sounds
  170
  - Setting Portamento
    171
  - Resetting All Tracks
    171
- Writing the Sound Sets
  172
- Writing a Performance
  172
  - Writing an STS into a Style
    174
  - Saving Stss into a Songbook Entry
    175
Customizing, Recording and Editing the Styles

179
- Customizing the Styles
  181
- Setting the Chord Recognition
  181
- Mixing the Grouped Accompaniment Sounds
  184
- Adjusting the (Global) Accompaniment Groups Volume
  185
- Editing the Style Settings
  187
- Mixing the Individual Accompaniment Sounds
  187
- Changing the Sounds of the Accompaniment Parts
  190
  - Style Settings Vs. Style Pattern
    190
  - Changing Sounds in the Style Settings
    191
  - Changing Sounds in the Style Pattern
    192
  - Drum Kits
    192
- Setting the Style Controls
  193
  - Remapping Drum Kit Instruments
    193
  - Setting a Key Range and Wrap-Around
    194
- Writing the Style Settings
  195
- Recording the Styles
  196
- Overview on the Styles
  196
  - The Style Parts
    196
  - Style Elements
    196
  - Key/Chord
    197
  - Tracks and Patterns/Sequences
    197
  - What Happens When You Play a Chord…
    198
  - Ordinary, Guitar and Drum Tracks
    198
  - What to Record in a Style
    198
  - The Style Structure
    199
- Accessing the Style Record Mode
  200
  - Exiting Style Record
    200
  - The Style Record
    201
- Preparing to Record
  202
- Recording a Style in Realtime Record
  211
  - Using the Metronome
    211
  - Deleting Notes
    212
  - Listening to the Results
    212
  - Saving the Style
    213
  - Exiting the Style Record Mode Without Saving
    213
- Recording a Style in Step Record
  214
  - Step Recording
    214
  - Overdub Recording
    217
- Recording a Guitar Track
  219
  - Simulating a Real Guitar
    219
  - Preliminary Settings
    219
  - Accessing Guitar Mode
    219
  - Selecting a Capo
    221
  - Selecting the Lowest and Highest Strings
    221
  - Recording Strummings
    222
  - Recording Single Strings
    222
  - Recording RX Noises
    223
  - Recording a Regular Pattern
    224
  - Recording a Chord Shape
    224
  - Listening to the Recorded Pattern
    227
- Editing the Styles
  228
- Editing the Individual MIDI Events
  228
  - The Event Edit Page
    228
  - The Event Edit Procedure
    229
- Editing the Style Patterns
  232
  - Quantizing
    232
  - Transposing
    233
  - Editing Velocity Data
    234
  - Cutting out Measures
    237
  - Deleting Data from Measures
    238
  - Deleting Style Elements, Chords Variations or a Whole Style
    240
  - Copying from a Style
    241
- Editing the Sounds and Controls
  243
  - Style Element Original Sounds
    243
  - Copying the Style Element Original Sounds
    244
  - Style Element Relative Volume
    244
  - Adjust Expression
    245
  - Copying the Expression Values
    246
  - Keyboard Range
    246
  - Copying the Key Range
    247
  - RX Noise/Guitar
    248
- Editing the Chord Table
  249
- Copying the Chord Table to Other Style Elements
  250
- Editing the Style Tracks
  251
- Track Type, Trigger, Tension
  251
- Importing and Exporting the Styles
  253
- Importing from a Standard MIDI File
  253
- Saving the New/Edited Style
  261
- Writing Styles
  261
- Managing the Styles
  263
- The Favorite Styles
  263
  - Creating the Favorite Style Banks
    263
  - Renaming the Favorite Style Banks
    264
- Copying the Styles
  265
- Writing over the Factory Styles (and Stss)
  266
Customizing, Recording and Editing the Songs

267
- Customizing the Songs
  269
- Writing the Song Play Settings
  274
- Writing the Default Song Play Tracks and FX Settings
  274
- Listening the MIDI Songs in Sequencer Mode
  275
- Loading and Listening a MIDI Song
  275
  - Playing the MIDI Song
    276
  - Transport Controls
    276
  - Alternative Starting Position
    277
  - Choosing the Tempo Mode
    277
- Recording MIDI Songs
  278
- Multitrack Recording a Song
  278
  - Accessing the Multitrack Sequencer Record
    278
  - Setting the Recording Parameters
    279
  - Choosing the Sounds and Transpose
    281
  - Recording
    282
  - Second-Take Recording
    283
  - Auto Punch Recording
    283
  - Saving the Song
    284
  - Pedalpunch Recording
    284
- Step Recording a Song
  285
- Accessing Step Recording
  285
- Quick Recording a Backing Sequence Song
  290
- Step Recording a Backing Sequence Song
  296
  - Accessing the Step Backing Sequence Mode
    296
  - Event Types
    298
  - Inserting Measures
    299
  - Deleting Everything from the Current Position
    299
  - Deleting Selected Types of Events
    300
  - Deleting Single Events
    300
  - Exiting from Record
    300
- Editing the MIDI Songs
  301
- Editing the Individual MIDI Events
  301
- Editing the Song Tracks
  305
  - Cutting or Inserting Measures
    310
  - Copying Data
    312
  - Moving Data
    313
  - Converting Notes to RX Noises
    314
- Saving the MIDI Song
  315
- Recording and Saving an MP3 Song
  317
  - What Can You Record into an MP3 Song?
    319
  - Saving the MP3 Song
    319
Customizing and Editing the Sounds

321
- Listening and Customizing the Sounds
  323
- Accessing the Sound Edit Mode
  323
- Exiting Sound Edit
  324
- Listening to Individual Sounds
  325
  - Choosing a Sound
    325
  - Playing Via MIDI
    325
- Customizing the Sound
  326
  - Using the Realtime Controls
    326
  - Setting the Voice Mode
    328
  - Mixing the Effects
    328
  - Saving the Sound
    328
- Editing the Sounds
  329
  - Sound Generation
    329
  - Choosing the Oscillators (OSC)
    330
  - Sounds, Drum Kits
    330
- Setting the Sound's Basic Parameters
  331
  - Setting the Oscillators
    331
  - Choosing the Number of Oscillators
    331
  - Limiting Transpose to a Defined Key Range
    332
  - Limiting the Number of Oscillators When Polyphony Is Low
    332
  - Polyphony, Triggering, Legato
    333
  - Choosing the Mono/Poly Mode
    333
  - Choosing Triggering Mode
    333
  - Activating Legato
    333
  - Choosing the Mono Note Priority
    334
  - Holding Notes
    334
  - Detecting Legato
    335
  - Adjusting the Time Gap
    335
  - Adjusting the Key Note Gap
    335
- Setting the Oscillator's Basic Parameters
  336
- Programming the Damper Pedal
  342
- Equalizing the Sound
  346
  - Activate EQ
    346
  - Trimming and Programming the EQ
    346
  - Setting the Drum Kit’s Basic Parameters
    347
  - Selecting and Setting a Key
    347
  - Choosing the Number of Layers Per Key
    347
  - Turning the Key on or off
    347
  - Layer and Velocity Switch
    348
  - Choosing and Setting the Drum Samples
    348
  - Setting a Sample Start Offset
    349
  - Setting the Sample Level
    350
  - Programming the Sample Envelope
    350
  - Programming the Filter
    350
  - Setting Transpose and Fine Tuning
    350
- Equalizing the Drum Kit
  351
- Choosing the Key to Edit
  351
- Mixing and Retriggering the Drum Samples
  353
- Modulating Pitch
  355
  - Controlling Pitch
    355
  - Setting the Pitch Slope
    355
  - Controlling the Pitch with Physical Controllers
    356
  - Controlling the Pitch EG (Envelope Generator)
    357
  - Choosing a Pitch Modulation Source
    357
  - Linking Pitch to Velocity
    357
  - Linking Pitch to an AMS Modulation
    357
  - Programming Portamento
    358
  - Controlling the LFO
    359
  - Setting the Pitch EG Levels and Times
    360
- Programming the Pitch Envelope (Pitch EG)
  360
  - Modulating the Pitch EG Levels
    361
  - Modulating the Pitch EG Times
    362
- Programming the Filters
  364
  - Choosing the Filter Type
    364
  - Trimming the Filter Input
    365
  - Programming Filter a
    365
  - Programming Filter B
    366
- Modulating the Filters
  367
- Programming the Filter Envelope (Filter EG)
  372
  - Modulating the Filter EG Levels
    374
  - Modulating the Filter EG Times
    375
- Programming Amplitude and Pan
  376
- Modulating Amplitude
  378
- Programming the Amplitude Envelope (Amp EG)
  381
  - Modulating the Amp EG Levels
    382
  - Modulating the Amp EG Times
    383
- Programming the LFO
  385
  - Choosing the LFO Waveform and Settings
    385
  - Choosing the LFO Waveform and Frequency
    386
  - Synchronizing the LFO with the Key Strokes
    387
  - Fading the LFO
    387
  - Delaying the LFO
    387
  - Modulating LFO Frequency
    388
  - Synchronizing the Lfos
    389
- Adding Effects to the Sound
  390
  - Selecting the Effects
    390
  - Setting the Effect Parameters
    390
- Sound Edit Utilities
  391
  - Listening to a Single Oscillator
    391
  - Swapping the Lfos
    391
  - Copying the Oscillators
    391
  - Copying the Effects
    392
  - Copying Drum Kits
    392
  - Initializing a Sound
    392
  - Comparing with the Original Sound
    392
- AMS (Alternate Modulation Sources)
  393
- Diagrams of the Ampktrk Sources Follow
  395
- Writing the Edited Sound
  396
- Some Notes about Writing the Sounds
  397
Part VIII

399
- Effects for the MIDI Sounds
  401
- Adapting Reverb to the Room Size
  401
- Effects List
  402
  - Master FX 1/2
    402
  - Master FX 2 Only
    403
- DMS (Dynamic Modulation Sources)
  404
- Dynamics (Dynamic)
  406
  - 0: no Effect
    406
  - 1: Stereo Compressor
    406
  - 2: Stereo Limiter
    408
  - 3: Multiband Limiter
    411
  - 4: Stereo Mastering Limiter
    412
  - 5: Stereo Gate
    413
  - 6: Stereo Parametric 4-Band EQ
    416
- EQ and Filters (Eq/Filter)
  416
  - Dynamic Modulation
    416
  - 7: Stereo Graphic 7-Band EQ
    418
  - 8: Stereo Exciter/Enhancer
    419
  - 9: Stereo Isolator
    421
  - 10: Stereo Wah/Auto Wah
    422
  - 11: Stereo Vintage/Custom Wah
    426
  - 12: Stereo Random Filter
    428
  - 13: Stereo Multi Mode Filter
    431
  - 14: Stereo Sub Oscillator
    432
  - 15: Talking Modulator
    434
  - 16: Stereo Decimator
    437
  - 17: Stereo Analog Record
    439
  - 18: Overdrive/Hi.gain Wah
    441
- Overdrive, Amp Models, and MIC Models (OD Amp MIC)
  441
  - 19: Stereo Guitar Cabinet
    444
  - 20: Stereo Bass Cabinet
    445
  - 21: Bass Amp Model
    446
  - 22: Bass Amp Model+Cabinet
    447
  - 23: Tube Preamp Modeling
    449
  - 24: Stereo Tube Preamp Modeling
    451
  - 25: MIC Modeling + Preamp
    451
  - 26: Stereo Chorus
    453
- Chorus, Flanger, and Phaser (Cho/Fln Phaser)
  453
  - 27: Black Chorus/Flanger
    455
  - 28: Stereo Harmonic Chorus
    456
  - 29: Stereo Biphase Modulation
    458
  - 30: Multitap Chorus/Delay
    459
  - 31: Ensemble
    461
  - 32: Polysix Ensemble
    462
  - 33: Stereo Flanger
    463
  - 34: Stereo Random Flanger
    465
  - 35: Stereo Envelope Flanger
    466
  - 36: Stereo Phaser
    468
  - 37: Stereo Random Phaser
    470
  - 38: Stereo Envelope Phaser
    472
  - 39: Stereo Vibrato
    474
- Modulation and Pitch Shift (Mod
  474
- 40: Stereo Auto Fade Modulatiom
  476
- Delay
  476
  - 41: 2Voice Resonator
    478
  - 42: Doppler
    480
  - 43: Scratch
    483
  - 44: Grain Shifter
    485
  - 45: Stereo Tremolo
    487
  - 46: Stereo Envelope Tremolo
    489
  - 47: Stereo Auto Pan
    490
  - 48: Stereo Phaser + Tremolo
    492
  - 49: Stereo Ring Modulator
    494
  - 50: Detune
    497
  - 51: Pitch Shifter
    498
  - 52: Pitch Shifter BPM
    500
  - 53: Pitch Shift Modulation
    502
  - 54: Organ Vibrato/Chorus
    504
  - 55: Rotary Speaker
    506
  - 56: L/C/R Delay
    509
  - 57: Stereo/Crossdelay
    510
  - 58: Stereo Multitap Delay
    512
  - 59: Stereo Modulation Delay
    514
  - 60: Stereo Dynamic Delay
    516
  - 61: Stereo Auto Panning Delay
    518
  - 62: Tape Echo
    520
  - 63: Auto Reverse
    522
  - 64: Sequence BPM Delay
    524
  - 65: L/C/R BPM Delay
    525
  - 66: Stereo BPM Delay
    527
  - 67: Stereo BPM Multi Tap Delay
    529
  - 68: Stereo BPM Modulation Delay
    531
  - 69: Stereo BPM Auto Panning Delay
    533
  - 70: Tape Echo BPM
    535
  - 71: Reverb Hall
    538
  - 72: Reverb Smoothhall
    538
  - 74: Reverb Dry Plate
    538
- Reverb and Early Reflections (Reverb ER)
  538
  - 75: Reverb Room
    539
  - 76: Reverb Brightroom
    540
  - 77: Early Reflections
    541
  - 78: Parametric 4-Band EQ - Exciter
    543
- Mono-Mono Serial (Mono-Mono)
  543
  - 79: Parametric 4-Band EQ - Wah/Auto Wah
    544
  - 80: Parametric 4-Band EQ - Chorus/Flanger
    546
  - 81: Parametric 4-Band EQ - Phaser
    547
  - 82: Parametric 4-Band EQ - Multitap Delay
    549
  - 83: Compressor - Wah/Auto Wah
    550
  - 84: Compressor - Amp Simulation
    552
  - 85: Compressor - Overdrive/Hi.gain
    553
  - 86: Compressor - Parametric 4-Band EQ
    554
  - 87: Compressor - Chorus/Flanger
    555
  - 88: Compressor - Phaser
    557
  - 89: Compressor - Multitap Delay
    558
  - 90: Limiter - Parametric 4-Band EQ
    560
  - 91: Limiter - Chorus/Flanger
    562
  - 92: Limiter - Phaser
    563
  - 93: Limiter - Multitap Delay
    564
  - 94: Exciter -Compressor
    566
  - 95: Exciter - Limiter
    567
  - 96: Exciter - Chorus/Flanger
    568
  - 97: Exciter - Phaser
    569
  - 98: Exciter - Multitap Delay
    570
  - 99: Overdrive/Hi.gain - Amp Simulation
    571
  - 100: Overdrive/Hi.gain - Chorus/Flanger
    573
  - 101: Overdrive/Hi.gain - Phaser
    574
  - 102: Overdrive/Hi.gain - Multitap Delay
    576
  - 103: Wah - Amp Simulation
    578
  - 104: Decimator - Amp Simulation
    579
  - 105: Decimator - Compressor
    580
  - 106: Amp Simulation- Tremolo
    581
  - 107: Chorus/Flanger - Multitap Delay
    582
  - 108: Phaser - Chorus/Flanger
    583
  - 109: Reverb - Gate
    585
- Double Size
  587
  - 110: Stereo Mltband Limiter
    587
  - 111: Pianobody/Damper Simulation
    588
  - 112: Overdrive/Hyper Gain Wah
    589
  - 113: Guitar Amp Model + Parametric 4-Band EQ
    591
  - 114: Bass Tube Amp Model + Cabinet
    594
  - 115: Stereo MIC Modeling + Preamp
    595
  - 116: Multitap Chorus/Delay
    596
  - 117: Stereo Pitch Shifter
    598
  - 118: Stereo Pitch Shifter BPM
    600
  - 119: Rotary Speaker Overdrive
    602
  - 120: L/C/R Long Delay
    604
  - 121: Stereo/Cross Long Delay
    605
  - 122: Hold Delay
    606
  - 123: LCR BPM Long Dly
    610
  - 124: Stereo BPM Long Delay
    612
  - 125: Early Reflections
    614
  - Accessing the Limiter
    615
  - Choosing a Limiter Preset
    615
  - Turning the Limiter on or off
    615
- Limiter, Master EQ
  615
  - Checking the Limiter Action
    616
  - Saving a Limiter Preset
    617
- Master EQ
  618
  - Accessing the Master EQ
    618
  - Choosing an EQ Preset
    618
  - Programming the Master EQ
    618
  - Checking the EQ Effect
    619
  - Saving a Master EQ Preset
    620

Korg HAVIAN 30 Quick Manual (108 pages)

Brand: Korg | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 6.99 MB

Table of Contents
5
Part I: Let's Start

9
Chapter 1 Introduction

10
- Welcome to Havian 30
  10
- Before Starting to Play
  13
- What's in the Box
  13
- What You Can Add
  13
- Contacts
  13
- Overview of the Instrument
  14
- Front Panel
  14
- Control Panel
  15
- Rear Panel
  17
Chapter 2 Setting up the Accessories

19
Chapter 3 Powering

20
- Turning the Instrument on
  20
- Connecting the Power Adapter
  20
- Turning the Power on or off
  20
- Calibrating the Touch Screen
  21
- Calibrating the Screen
  21
- Listening to the Demo Songs
  22
- Playing the Demo Songs
  22
Chapter 4 Interface Basics

23
Part II: Playing

31
Chapter 5 The Easy Mode

32
Chapter 6 Playing the Sounds

37
- Playing Grand Piano
  37
- Choosing the Grand Piano Sound
  37
- Choosing the Sounds
  37
- Choosing a Performance
  37
- Choosing an STS
  40
Chapter 7 Customizing the Sound Sets

42
Chapter 8 Tempo and Metronome

50
Chapter 9 Playing the Styles

54
- Choosing the Styles
  54
- Choosing a Style
  55
- Playing the Styles
  58
- Starting and Stopping the Style
  58
- Automatic Start and Stop
  58
- Choosing an Intro
  59
- Choosing a Variation to Play a Verse or Chorus
  60
- Automatically Choosing a Fill
  60
- Choosing a Break
  61
- Choosing an Ending
  61
- Looping Sections
  61
- Balancing the Accompaniment against the Keyboard
  62
- The Chord Sequencer
  63
- Recording a Chord Sequence
  63
- Playing Back a Chord Sequence
  63
- Mixing the Accompaniment Sounds
  65
- Muting Grouped Accompaniment Parts
  65
- Turning the Individual Accompaniment Sounds on or off
  66
- Mute/Unmute the Accompaniment Parts
  66
Chapter 10 Playing the Songs

67
Chapter 11 Lyrics, Chords, Score and Markers

75

Korg HAVIAN 30 Quick Manual (106 pages)

Brand: Korg | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 6.46 MB

Table of Contents
5
Introduction
8
Welcome to Havian 30
8
Before Starting to Play
11
Overview of the Instrument
12
Setting up the Accessories
17
Connecting the Damper Pedal
17
Connecting the Headphones
17
Assembling the Music Stand
17
Powering
18
Turning the Instrument on
18
Calibrating the Touch Screen
19
Listening to the Demo Songs
20
Interface Basics
21
The Main Page
21
Navigating through the Pages 21 Selecting the Musical Resources
22
Playing
29
The Easy Mode
30
Turning the Easy Mode on or off
30
The Easy Style Play Page
31
The Easy Song Play Page
33
Playing the Sounds
35
Playing Grand Piano
35
Choosing the Sounds
35
Customizing the Sound Sets
40
Playing Different Sounds with the Left and Right Hand
40
Playing Two or Three Sounds at the same Time (Play and Mute)
42
Tranposing the Sounds to a Different Octave
43
Master Transpose
44
Using the Ensemble to Add Harmony
45
Tempo and Metronome
48
Tempo
48
Metronome
50
Playing the Styles
52
Choosing the Styles
52
The Chord Sequencer
61
Mixing the Accompaniment Sounds
63
Playing the Songs
65
Choosing the Songs
65
Playing a Song
69
Playing All the Songs in a Folder
72
Lyrics, Chords, Score and Markers
73
Reading Lyrics and Chords
73
Reading the Music Score
77
Moving through a Song with the Markers
80
Using the Songbook
83
Choosing the Songbook Entries
83
Using the Custom Lists
89
Searching for Files and Other Items
90
Using the Search Function
90

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Chapter 7 Customizing the Sound Sets

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