KORG TRITON Musical Instrument User Manual

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TRITON Training Guide

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Preference Tab:

9. Press the Preference tab and set the Zone Range to 1 key with the DIAL or Numeric keys. This setting

means that each new index you'll be creating in the

multi-sample

will be a half -step higher.

Recording Tab:

10. Press the Recording tab.

11. Press the REC/WRITE key to "arm" the sampler, and speak into the microphone. If "CLIP" flashes

above the indicators in the Recording Level [dB] field, press the 0.0 "fader" and lower the level

accordingly. If "ADC OVERLOAD" flashes above the indicators, the audio input level on the rear panel

has been set too high - lower it until the "ADC OVERLOAD" indicator no longer flashes.

Record the samples:

12. Press the START/STOP key and say the word "It's". Press START/STOP again to stop sampling, then

press Create (above the Recording Level indicators).

13. Press the START/STOP key and say the word "So". Press START/STOP again to stop sampling, then

press Create (above the Recording Level indicators).

14. Press the START/STOP key and say the word "Easy". Press START/STOP again to stop sampling,

then press Create (above the Recording Level indicators).

15. Press the START/STOP key and say the word "To". Press START/STOP again to stop sampling, then

press Create (above the Recording Level indicators).

16. Press the START/STOP key and say the word "Sample". Press START/STOP again to stop sampling,

then press Create (above the Recording Level indicators).

17. Press the START/STOP key and say the word "With". Press START/STOP again to stop sampling,

then press Create (above the Recording Level indicators).

18. Press the START/STOP key and say the word "TRITON". Press START/STOP again to stop sampling,

then press Create (above the Recording Level indicators). That's it!

19. Now play the keyboard - play each note (half - step) from C2 (Low-C) up to F#, and you'll hear the

words: "Its So Easy To Sample With TRITON".

Here's what happened:

You just created a new Multisample! You set the Orig and Top keys to the same key, as well as setting the

Zone Range to 1 key, and after you sampled a word and pressed Create, the TRITON automatically set the

Orig and Top keys - 1 key higher than the previous sample, ready for the next sample. When you finished,

your samples were mapped in half - steps across the keyboard! Like we said, it can't get any easier than this!

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