Korg MICRO User Manual

You can connect headphones to this jack (stereo 1/4").

You can connect powered monitors, a stereo amp, mixer, or multi-track 
recorder to these jacks.
If you’re using a monaural connection, connect the [L/MONO] jack.

This is a monaural audio input jack. Use the AUDIO IN [LEVEL] knob to 
adjust the level.
For a synth program, you can connect another synthesizer or audio device 
to this jack and use the input audio as the oscillator 1 waveform.
For a vocoder program, you can use the input audio as the modulator sig-
nal.

Set this to the “LINE” position if you’re using the AUDIO IN [LINE] jack on 
the rear panel, or to the “XLR” position if you’re using the AUDIO IN [MIC] 
jack on the front panel.

This adjusts the input level from the AUDIO IN [MIC] or [LINE] jacks.

These connectors allow the microKORG XL to exchange MIDI messages 
with an external MIDI device.

[MIDI IN] connector
This connector receives MIDI data.
[MIDI OUT] connector
This connector transmits MIDI data.

This connector allows the microKORG XL to exchange MIDI messages 
with your computer. You can also use sound editor software to edit the 
microKORG XL’s parameters.

In order to use a USB connection, you’ll need to install the Korg USB-
MIDI driver in your computer. Download the “Korg USB-MIDI driver” from 
the Korg website, and install it as described in the accompanying docu-
mentation.

You can download the sound editor software from the Korg website.

This turns the power on/off.

Connect the included AC adapter here.
Connect the AC adapter to the microKORG XL before you plug it into an 
AC outlet.