KORG Soundlink DRS REcording Console 168RC - Manual (Page 4)

Thank you for purchasing the Korg SoundLink DRS 168RC Recording Console.
In order to enjoy many years of trouble-free use, please read this manual carefully
and use the unit correctly.
How this manual is organized
This manual is organized in the following way.
Chapter 1. Basics
Read this chapter first. It explains the parts of the 168RC and their function, how mode and signal
flow are related, and basic operation.
Chapter 2. Tutorial
This chapter explains the procedure for connections, recording, and mixdown on a basic system
consisting of an 168RC and one adat (MTR).
Chapter 3. Parameters
This chapter explains the parameters of the 168RC for each mode. When you need to know more
about the function of a specific parameter, use this chapter like a dictionary.
Chapter 4. Effects
This chapter explains the 32 effect types of the 168RC.
Chapter 5. MIDI
This chapter explains how MIDI can be used for automation and system expansion, and discusses
other MIDI-related topics.
Chapter 6. Reference
This contains various connection examples for systems which include the 168RC, specifications,
error messages, and block diagrams etc.
Printing conventions in this manual
Keys etc. [ ]
Panel keys etc. of the 168RC are printed in square brackets [ ].
Parameters that appear in the LCD " "
Parameters that can be modified are printed in double quotation marks " ."
Caution symbol
A
This symbol indicates something to which you should pay special attention.
Procedure O, O, O —
These symbols indicate steps O/ ®/ © — of a procedure.
(The way in which these symbols are used in "2. Controls and their functions" is an exception to
this.)
(p. ■ ■ )
This indicates a page reference in this manual.
* Please be aware that the program names etc. that appear in the explanatory displays of this
manual are only provisional, and may not match the display that you actually see.
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