User manual KORG OASYSPCI

[. . . ] Just click on the page number, and the document will go there automatically! The FCC Caution This device complies with Part15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. The FCC Regulation Warning This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ] To clear all clip indicators on the Mixer, option-click (MacOS) or CTRL-click (Windows) on any clip indicator. 62 OASYS PCI Reference Mixer Vol (Volume) 0-127. Volume adjusts the volume of the mixer channel, after the insert effects. Volume responds to controller #7 on the selected MIDI channel. Pan 0-127. Pan moves the signal between the left and right channels of the selected output bus. A value of 64 is absolute center; 0 is hard left, and 127 is hard right. It controls the stereo width of the channel output, and interacts with Pan to determine overall stereo placement. With width at minimum, the channel output is a mono signal heard at the exact position set by Pan. With width at maximum, the channel output is wide stereo, centered around the Pan position. When this is set to 0, the channel is mono; when it is set to 127, the channel has the maximum stereo image. Mute On, Off. Mute silences the output of the Mixer Channel, along with its Effects Sends. 0 is off (not muted), and any value between 1 and 127 is on (muted). Solo On, Off. Solo isolates one or more Mixer Channels or Send Busses by temporarily muting all other non-soloed Mixer Channels and Send Busses. You can solo any combination of Channels and Send Busses at the same time. Note that Solo affects only the mixer, and does not affect audio sent directly to the audio outputs from a digital audio program. 0 is off (not soloed), and any value between 1 and 127 is on (soloed). Output Master, Analog L-R, S/PDIF L-R, ADAT 1-2, ADAT 3-4, ADAT 5-6, ADAT 7-8. This selects the Output Bus to which the mixer channel will be routed. OASYS PCI 63 Mixer Reference If Master is selected, the Mixer Channel will go to the Output Bus designated as the Master Output; if the Master Output selection is changed, the Mixer Channel will automatically be re-routed to the new Master. For more information, see “Output Busses, ” on page 72. English Insert Effects Each mixer channel has four slots for insert effects. The effects are applied before the channel volume (pre-fader), and are in series from top to bottom; effect 1 is first, and effect 4 is last. Insert Effects Routing Input Insert 1 Insert 2 Insert 3 Insert 4 Volume To select an Effect: 1. or Select an Effect slot and then double-click the name of the Effect in the Catalog. For more information on using the Catalog, please see the section titled “Catalog” on page 102. If no Effect is selected for an insert slot, the signal will pass through unaltered, and the slot will simply show “(none). ” You can copy Effects from one slot to another by using drag-and-drop, or by using the Edit menu’s cut, copy, and paste commands. [. . . ] For a complete signal flow diagram of the OASYS PCI, please see the graphic titled “Overall audio block diagram” on page 67. 130 OASYS PCI Reference Scales Scales The OASYS PCI’s Scales allow any incoming MIDI note to create any pitch, with a resolution of a single cent (1/100 of a semitone). Using Scales, you can create stretch tunings, historic European tunings, scales with greater or fewer than 12 tones per octave, and more. Each Patch in a Program may have its own Scale, as assigned on the Program Edit page (see page 80). Each Scale is stored as an individual file in the “Scales” folder, within the Korg section of the OASYS PCI folder. Editing Scales Scales are text files, and can be edited using any standard text editing program, such as SimpleText. [. . . ]