KORG Speaker System - Manual (Page 28)

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Selecting combinations from Category/Combina-
tion Select
You can select combinations from a list organized by
category. With the factory settings, the combinations
are classified into sixteen categories of instrument
(keyboard, organ, bass, drums etc.). Here the combina-
tions are divided into sixteen categories.
1 Press the Category popup button.
A tabbed “Category/Combination Select” popup
menu will appear.
In the graphic, category 00: Keyboard is selected.
The central area shows the combinations contained
in that category.
2 Press the tabs located at the left and right to select
a different category.
The name of the selected category will be displayed
in full in the upper right.
3 Press a combination name in the central area to
select a combination.
The selected combination will be highlighted.
Press the scroll bar to move to additional pages of
combinations in the selected category.
If you wish to change a combination to a different
category, you can set in the dialog box when writ-
ing the combination (
☞ p.39). Category names can
be changed in “Category Name” (Global P4).
4 When you are satisfied with the selected combina-
tion, press the OK button to close the popup menu.
If you press the Cancel button, the selection you
made here will be discarded, and you will return to
the combination that had been selected when you
opened the popup menu.
Other ways to select a combination
Using a connected switch to select combinations
(
☞ p.125)
An separately sold on/off type foot switch such as the
Korg PS-1 can be connected to the ASSIGNABLE
SWITCH jack, and used to select combinations.
Selecting combinations from a MIDI device
(
☞ p.114)
MIDI program change messages can be transmitted
from an external MIDI device, and received by the TRI-
TON to select combinations.
Combination banks of the TRITON
The TRITON contains combination banks A–D.
Each bank contains 128 combinations (numbered 000–
127), for a total of 512 combinations.
With the factory settings, these banks contain a variety
of preset combinations that use programs, effects, and
arpeggio patterns.
☞ For the preset combination banks and combination
names, refer to the separate Voice Name List.