Korg triton-rack 信息指南
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Playing with a computer/
sequencer (Multi mode)
sequencer (Multi mode)
Use Multi mode when you want the TRITON-Rack to
simultaneously play multiple tracks of musical data
sent from your computer/sequencer. This section
explains basic operation of Multi mode.
simultaneously play multiple tracks of musical data
sent from your computer/sequencer. This section
explains basic operation of Multi mode.
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For details on controlling the TRITON-Rack via
MIDI, refer to “MIDI applications” (
MIDI, refer to “MIDI applications” (
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PG p.221).
The TRITON-Rack can be used as a 16-channel multi-
timbral tone generator. It has 16 tracks, and a different
program sound can be assigned to each track. A track
is analogous to a musician in a band. In other words,
the TRITON-Rack is able to play up to 16-member
ensembles. For example, you might assign drums to
track 1, bass to track 2, and piano to track 3, etc.
Settings such as volume and pan can also be adjusted
independently for each track. In addition, the control
track lets you use the realtime controllers or “SW1”
and “SW2” to modify the sounds.
timbral tone generator. It has 16 tracks, and a different
program sound can be assigned to each track. A track
is analogous to a musician in a band. In other words,
the TRITON-Rack is able to play up to 16-member
ensembles. For example, you might assign drums to
track 1, bass to track 2, and piano to track 3, etc.
Settings such as volume and pan can also be adjusted
independently for each track. In addition, the control
track lets you use the realtime controllers or “SW1”
and “SW2” to modify the sounds.
You can also use RPPR (Realtime Pattern Play/Record-
ing) or the arpeggiator to perform in synchronization
with your computer/sequencer.
ing) or the arpeggiator to perform in synchronization
with your computer/sequencer.
Before you continue, you should make connections as
described in the preceding chapter, “Setup.” For “Con-
necting MIDI equipment,” follow the example given
for “Connecting a sequencer (computer).”
described in the preceding chapter, “Setup.” For “Con-
necting MIDI equipment,” follow the example given
for “Connecting a sequencer (computer).”
1. Playing in Multi mode
1 Press the [MULTI] key. (LED lit)
You will enter Multi mode. Make sure that the
upper line of the LCD screen indicates “MULTI 1.1:
Play.”
upper line of the LCD screen indicates “MULTI 1.1:
Play.”
2 Specify the program, pan, and volume that you
wish to use for each track.
You can use the “Load Template Multi” utility to
load program, pan, volume, and effect settings etc.
suitable for the desired style of music. Here we will
explain how to use a Template Multi to specify the
program, pan, and volume.
load program, pan, volume, and effect settings etc.
suitable for the desired style of music. Here we will
explain how to use a Template Multi to specify the
program, pan, and volume.
1) Press the [F8] (“UTILITY”) key to open the utility
menu.
2) Press the [F7] key to select “Load Template
Multi.”
3) Press the [F8] (“OK”) key to open the Load Tem-
plate Multi dialog box.
4) Use the [VALUE] dial or the [INC], [DEC] keys to
select the template multi that you wish to load.
For this example, let’s select P00: Pop/Ballade.
For this example, let’s select P00: Pop/Ballade.
5) Press the [F8] (“OK”) key to load the template.
To change the programs of tracks 1–8, press the
[F2] (“Prog..8”) key. To change the programs of
tracks 9–16, press the [F3] (“Prog..16”) key.
[F2] (“Prog..8”) key. To change the programs of
tracks 9–16, press the [F3] (“Prog..16”) key.
P00: Pop/Ballade
assigns the programs as shown
below. By pressing the [
], [
] keys you can select
the programs assigned to tracks 1–8.
The full name of the selected program is shown in
the bottom line.
The full name of the selected program is shown in
the bottom line.
You can directly select parameters by holding
down the [TIMBRE/TRACK] key and pressing the
nearest [F1]–[F8] key.
down the [TIMBRE/TRACK] key and pressing the
nearest [F1]–[F8] key.
To change the program assigned to a track, select
the program of that track, and use the [BANK], [A]–
[H] keys, [VALUE] dial, [INC], [DEC] keys, numeric
keys [0]–[9] and the [ENTER] key to specify the
desired program. You can also use the “Select by
Category” utility to select programs by category.
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the program of that track, and use the [BANK], [A]–
[H] keys, [VALUE] dial, [INC], [DEC] keys, numeric
keys [0]–[9] and the [ENTER] key to specify the
desired program. You can also use the “Select by
Category” utility to select programs by category.
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PG p.2)
If a GM System On system exclusive message is
received, the TRITON-Rack will automatically be
reset to the GM settings.
received, the TRITON-Rack will automatically be
reset to the GM settings.
To change the pan and volume settings of tracks 1–
8, press the [F4] (“Mix..8”) key. To change the pan
and volume settings of tracks 9–16, press the [F5]
(“Mix..16”) key.
8, press the [F4] (“Mix..8”) key. To change the pan
and volume settings of tracks 9–16, press the [F5]
(“Mix..16”) key.
P00: Pop/Ballade
assigns pan and volume as shown
below. By pressing the [
], [
], [
], [
] keys you
can change the pan and volume specified for each
track 1–8.
track 1–8.
To change the pan and volume settings of a track,
select the pan or volume of that track, and use the
[VALUE] dial, [INC], [DEC] keys, numeric keys [0]–
[9] and the [ENTER] key to specify the desired pan
or volume setting.
select the pan or volume of that track, and use the
[VALUE] dial, [INC], [DEC] keys, numeric keys [0]–
[9] and the [ENTER] key to specify the desired pan
or volume setting.
Program, pan, and volume can also be changed by
receiving the appropriate MIDI message transmit-
ted from a sequencer (computer). (
receiving the appropriate MIDI message transmit-
ted from a sequencer (computer). (
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PG p.221–)
3 Transmit musical data from your sequencer (com-
puter) to play the tracks.