User manual KORG 01W

[. . . ] · Cubase and VST are trademarks of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH. · Digital Performer is a trademark of Mark of the Unicorn, Inc. · Pro Tools LE and RTAS are trademarks or registered trademarks of Avid Technology, Inc. , or its subsidiaries or divisions. · All other product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. Introduction Thank you for purchasing the 01W. [. . . ] From the list, select the applications that you want to install, and click [Install]. The applications you selected will be successively installed. 3 4 Follow the on-screen instructions to install each application. (The factory setting is on. ) 3 Start up the 01W Editor and verify that it's operating correctly. Windows XP Starting up the 01W Editor Navigate to the "KORG" folder -> "01W" folder, and double-click the "01W Editor. exe" icon. The "KORG" folder is in the location you selected during installation. Alternatively, you can start up the editor by clicking the taskbar [Start] button -> [All Programs] and then pointing to "KORG"-"01W"-"01W Editor. " Mac OS X Starting up the 01W Editor Navigate to the "Applications" folder - "KORG" folder - "01W" folder, and doubleclick the "01W Editor" icon. 6 Setting up the 01W Plug-In Editor If you want to use the 01W Plug-In Editor with the 01W connected to your computer via USB, you must make sure that you have finished installing and setting-up the KORG USB-MIDI Driver before you start up the 01W Editor. This section explains how to set up the 01W Plug-In Editor in your host application and make settings so that it will operate correctly. Make settings as appropriate for your system and setup. About the 01W Plug-In Editor The 01W Plug-In Editor sends and receives only parameter data to and from the 01W. Unlike typical plug-in instruments, the 01W Plug-In Editor does not produce an audio signal. Your 01W will output audio signals when the 01W Plug-In Editor sends it MIDI messages. If you want to send the 01W's audio signal to an audio track of your host application and use it in conjunction with a plug-in effect etc. , refer to "Using your host application to control the 01W's audio signal" (p. 8) TONE GENERATOR AUDIO OUTPUTS to Mixer or to DAW's Audio Track USB AUDIO INTERFACE USB Mac / PC AUDIO I/O INPUTS Audio Track (DAW's Audio In) Plug-In Editor Instrument On Track Note: Does not produce an audio signal. DAW AUDIO MIDI Note: Because the 01W Plug-In Editor does not handle audio signals, you can't insert a plug-in effect into the channel of the track in which the 01W Plug-In Editor is inserted, or send its audio signal via a send or bus. 7 Using an external mixer to control the 01W's audio signal If you want to mix the 01W's audio signals with the audio signals sent from your host application via your audio interface, or with audio signals from another sound module, make connections as shown below. Powered monitors INPUT INPUT Audio interface USB cable 1 L/MONO R 2 USB Computer 01W Note: If you're using only the module portion of the 01W as a sound module, you'll need to connect a master keyboard (master keyboard 01W) Using your host application to control the 01W's audio signal If you want to apply a plug-in effect to the 01W's audio signal, or to control the 01W's audio signal in your host application along with other audio tracks, connect the 01W to your audio interface and route the audio signal into your host application. Refer to the example explanations for various popular host applications on the following pages. Powered monitors INPUT INPUT Audio interface USB cable 1 L/MONO R 2 USB 01W Computer Note: For details on creating audio tracks, MIDI tracks, and plug-in instrument tracks, and on how to perform operations and make settings in your host application, refer to the host application's owner's manual. Choose "01W Plug-In Editor" as the output of that MIDI track. 4 To route the 01W's audio signal to Digital Performer 5, create an audio track or an AUX track. This is where you write (save) data. Program (Combination/Song) Number, Name: This area shows the number and name of the program, combination, or song. Use the up/ down arrows at the right side to change programs, combinations, or songs. Edit Pages, Tabs: Use these to select the page that you want to edit. Control Assign: Here you can change the function of the eight control surface sliders and switches. Control Surface: Here you can control the tone, volume, or KARMA settings depending on the currently selected control assign functions. KARMA/Drum Track: Here you can make settings for the KARMA function and the drum track, and select the KARMA module and scene that will be controlled from the control surface when the control assign setting is KARMA. 16 Keyboard: This section consists of an 88-note keyboard, a pitch bend wheel, and a modulation wheel. You can click the keyboard to play notes, and even play a glissando by dragging over the keyboard to the left or right. Operate the pitch bend wheel and modulation wheel by dragging them upward or downward. 17 Operating procedure Selecting a mode · Click the button to select the corresponding mode. GLOBAL: Edit the software setup, global settings, MIDI settings, controller CC assignments, scale, category names, drum kits, and RADIAS formant motions. Selecting programs, combinations, and songs · Click the [BROWSE] button to display the sound list, and then select a program (or combination or song). · Depending on whether you choose Category Select or Bank Select, the programs (or combinations) in the sound list will be arranged by category or by bank. Auditioning programs, and selecting a program to edit 1 2 3 4 Click the [PROG] mode button to enter Program mode. When you've decided on a program to edit, click the [OK] button to load that program. 18 Simple program editing 1 2 3 In the Edit Pages area, click the [Play] button to view the Play page. In the upper line of the screen, choose [TONE ADJUST] in the selector located at the left of the control surface. In the set of tabs located in the center of the screen, choose [Tone Adjust]. 4 5 Use the eight sliders and switches of the control surface to modify the sound. The parameters are shown in the Tone Adjust tab in the lower half of the screen. For an explanation of these parameters, refer to the 01W parameter guide (PDF). [. . . ] Global mode settings are maintained until you close the application, but your changes will be lost when you close the application. If you click the [DUMP] button located in the upper right of each page in Global mode, the current settings will be saved in the 01W. (Some pages do not have the [DUMP] button. ) As an example, here's how to write a program that you've edited in Program mode. 1 2 Click [UTILITY] to access the utility menu. From the menu list, choose [Write Program]. 21 3 Specify the program name, category, and save destination, and click the [OK] button. If you execute a menu command (such as Swap Oscillator) on the 01W itself, the data in the Editor and the data in the 01W may lose synchronization. [. . . ]