KORG EASYSTART CX-3 User Manual

Easystart

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EasyStart CONTENTS

Making connections

2

Playing the demo songs

2

Selecting Programs, “Signature” Presets

2

CX-3 Preamp types, A word on Expression/Overdrive

3

Understanding the Drawbar Select switches

3

Understanding the Rotary switches

3

Editing the Drawbar settings of a Program

4

Splitting the keyboard, Changing Split Point, Changing the Octave

4

Writing a Program

4

Restoring Factory Preload data

4

Using another keyboard as the ‘Lower Manual’

5

Overview of Edit Mode Groups

5

Brief Explanation of Extended Drawbar Mode

5

EasyStart

Tone Wheel Organ modeling system that perfectly
reproduces a tone wheel organ’s sound-producing
mechanism

Modeled parameters include leakage, key click (on and
off), vintage and clean tone wheel simulations,
adjustable overtones, proper foldback characteristics

Two sets of nine drawbars easily assignable to upper or
lower sound

Classic percussion settings with proper polyphonically-
triggered-yet monophonic performance

3 types of preamp/amp simulation with natural dynamic
overdrive

Detailed rotary speaker simulation

Classic Vibrato/Chorus settings

128 Programs (64 regular/64 EX mode) with many
signature artist settings

Innovative EX mode for additional harmonics and
percussion harmonics (allows both sets of drawbars to
be linked)

Fully polyphonic (for upper/lower, or dual manual
performance)

Use a 2

nd

MIDI keyboard for full-range access to lower

manual settings

MIDI controller capabilities, including 2

nd

channel

transmission for each zone including velocity transmission.
Every knob/switch/drawbar sends MIDI controller
messages for accurate sequencing possibilities

Large 16-character LCD display

3 controller pedal inputs, MIDI In/Out/Thru

Natural wood case for a timeless appearance

Weighs only 38 lbs.

CX-3 Version 2 information on last page of this guide!

CX-3 Modeled Combo Organ Main Features

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