User manual KORG PADKONTROL

[. . . ] Using the unit in the following locations can result in a malfunction. Do not connect it to an AC outlet of voltage other than that for which your unit is intended. Keeping foreign matter out of your equipment Never set any container with liquid in it near this equipment. If liquid gets into the equipment, it could cause a breakdown, fire, or electrical shock. [. . . ] This will transmit the MIDI message you created using the included Editor/Librarian software. These messages will be transmitted to the port you specify in the Editor/Librarian software. Using a fixed velocity By turning fixed velocity on, every trigger pad (and the pedal) will send the same velocity message, regardless of the force Execute this if the connected software becomes unstable, or if you experience "stuck notes" on your MIDI sound module. If you want to change the fixed velocity, use Setting mode to specify the desired Fixed Velocity value. Note messages will now be transmitted with a fixed velocity, and the [FIXED VELOCITY/PRELOAD] key will light. This message is transmitted to both port A and port B, regardless of the port you specified (p. To defeat this setting, press the [FIXED VELOCITY/ PRELOAD] key to make it go dark. In Play mode when the [FIXED VELOCITY/PRELOAD] key is off, a separate velocity value is sent from each of the trigger pads and the pedal. This message is transmitted to both port A and port B, regardless of the port you specified (p. A "flam" is a playing technique in which a single drum hit is played as a double-strike, with a very slight difference in timing between the left and right sticks. You can turn the padKONTROL's Flam function on to simulate this playing technique. By moving your finger along the X-axis of the X-Y pad you can control the interval from the first strike until the second flam note occurs. By moving your finger along the Y-axis you can control the velocity (volume) of the second strike. To turn off the Roll function, press the [ROLL] key once again to make it go dark. The Hold function maintains the point (the value of the MIDI message) at which you released the X-Y pad, so that the value will be held even after you've taken your finger off of the pad. This function will apply to any operations you perform on the X-Y pad, including the Flam function and Roll function. For example if you are performing a roll with a Roll function and Hold function turned on, the roll will continue after you While pressing the X-Y pad, press a trigger pad to which a snare drum or similar sound is assigned. You can't play a flam unless you're already pressing the X-Y pad before you press the trigger pad. Take your finger off of the X-Y pad, as long as you continue holding down the trigger pad. When the Hold function is on, the point (the value of the MIDI message) at which you took your finger off of the X-Y pad will be held. To turn off the Flam function, press the [FLAM] key once again to make it go dark. Are both off, the value of the MIDI message when you take your finger off the X-Y pad will be the Release value you've specified. [. . . ] MIDI messages sent from the MIDI OUT port are transmitted from this connector without change In addition to the general-purpose controller functionality already explained, the padKONTROL also has something called "Native mode. " In Native mode the padKONTROL can be used as a controller for software that supports native mode. If you want to keep your settings, you must save them before you enter Native mode. MIDI messages from the padKONTROL's various controllers are input to these ports. [. . . ]