Selecting Favorites; Selecting A Program - Korg GRANDSTAGE 73 Manual De Usuario

Selecting favorites

When turning on the power, bank A, number 1 of the favorites
will always be selected.
Bank A and number 1 on the FAVORITE buttons will be lit.
1. Press one of the numbered buttons from 1 to 8 to
switch to a different favorite in bank A.
2. Press one of the bank buttons from A to H to
switch to a different favorite bank.
The selected bank button will light, and buttons 1–8 will
blink.
3. Press one of the blinking numbered buttons from
1 to 8.
The button you press will light up.
The program information saved in the favorite you select will
be shown in the KEYBOARDS section or ENSEMBLE section
display.
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Grandstage
Piano
The KEYBOARDS, ENSEMBLE, SPLIT or SWAP buttons will
light when playing a favorite with layered sounds or split sounds,
according to the settings.
The settings below are saved in the favorite data.
• One or two programs (category, variation, levels, edit infor-
mation)
• Reverb/delay settings (type, depth, time)
• Layer or split (split point) settings
Refer to "Creating favorites" on page 12 for details.
Tip:
The preloaded favorites in banks A–D include
recommended sounds (refer to the favorite list in the "Sound
Name List".)
The favorites in banks E–H include default settings. Use
these banks to conveniently create and write your own
original favorites. The preloaded favorites can also be
edited and written to banks A–H.
Bank
Number
Program number
Program name

Selecting a program

The programs in the KEYBOARDS and ENSEMBLE sections
are stored by category.
On the Grandstage, programs are not selected directly; rather,
favorites are selected, and then the programs inside of the
favorites are changed.
1. Check that the KEYBOARDS or the ENSEMBLE
buttons on the front panel are lit.
If only the KEYBOARDS button or the ENSEMBLE button
is lit, they cannot be turned off. Turn both of the sections on
and then turn off the section that you will not use.
2. Use the category selection knob for the section
you wish to change, in order to select the
category.
When switching to a different category, the program
previously selected for that category will be selected again.
3. Select a program using the VARIATION knob.
The programs that can be selected for each category are
shown in the program list, found in the "Sound Name List".
KEYBOARDS categories
GRAND
Grand piano. Includes five world-renowned
grand piano sounds, including Italian, German,
Berlin, Austrian and Japanese pianos.
UPRIGHT
Includes various piano sounds, such as two
types of upright pianos.
EP RD Vintage electric piano with tines. A wealth of
variation sounds including the classic Model I,
II, V, and Dyno-My-Piano (DMP) basic sounds,
tones and effects are provided.
EP WL
Reed-type and string-type vintage electric
pianos. Includes classic sounds such as the
model 200, 200A, CP and so on.
EP SYN Synthesizer-type electric piano. Includes many
famous sounds created through analog and
FM synthesis.
CLAV
Clav sounds. Includes the classic D model with
four types of pickups and a regular assortment
of effects, for variation sounds. Also includes
harpsichord.
ORGAN
Organs. Includes a tonewheel organ, VOX
transistor organ, compact transistor organ and
three types of vintage organ sounds, as well as
pipe organ and accordion.
ENSEMBLE
Selects the programs from the ENSEMBLE
section. Select this when you want to use two
programs from the ENSEMBLE section, for
instance, when layering strings and a synth
pad.
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