KORG TRITONSTUDIO
Quick Start

TRITON STUDIO Easy Start 3. 4. 5. Make sure that the Input 1 popup is set to Analog Check that Input 1�s Level is set to 127 and that Pan is set to L000 Set the popup for BUS (IFX/Indiv.) Select to 1/2. Set Mode to Mono. In the Sampling Setup field set Source BUS to Indiv. 1/2 Unplug the cable from AUDIO OUTPUT R and insert it into INDIVIDUAL OUTPUT 1 � to monitor what is sent to the sampler. Press the upper right corner � popup and press Select Bank & Sample No. Check the Convert to Program box and select a Program (for example: E-G127) Check the Convert to Seq. Event box and select an empty track (Track 16 for example) Press OK. Check the recording level by �arming� the sampler: Press the SAMPLING [REC] key and speak into the mic, and adjust the level as needed Press the SAMPLING [START/STOP] key Press the SEQUENCER [START/STOP] key and sing or speak into the mic Press the SAMPLING [START/STOP] key and the Sequencer [START/STOP] key to halt sampling and song playback. Press the [LOCATE] key, then press the SEQUENCER [START/STOP] key to hear your song with its in-track sample! Unplug the cable from the INDIVIDUAL OUTPUT 1 jack, and insert it back into the AUDIO OUTPUT R jack.

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NEW!! Resampling your entire performance as a WAV file to the internal hard disk
TRITON STUDIO lets you easily resample the above performance (sequence and all in-track samples) as a WAV file to the internal hard drive, or via SCSI to an external drive. A maximum of 80 minutes can be written in one operation! With the CDRW-1 option, the WAV files you�ve re-sampled can be burned to an audio CD! (See the Getting Started Guide, pp.115-116 for more info.)
1. Remain in Sequence mode, re-selecting the song you created in the steps above Press the Sampling tab In the Sampling Setup field set Source BUS to L/R Set Trigger to Seq. START SW. Set Save To to DISK Set Mode to Stereo. Press the upper right corner � popup and press Select Directory Name your file, leaving Take No. checked (This Take number becomes the final two characters of your file name.) Press Done. In the Sampling Setup field set Sampling Time to a figure slightly greater than the song�s length Set level: Press the SAMPLING [REC] key, wait until it is solidly lit, then press the SEQUENCER [START/STOP] key and adjust the sampling level. Press the [LOCATE] key to return to the beginning of the song Press SAMPLING [START/STOP] , then press Sequencer [START/STOP] Press SAMPLING [START/STOP] and Sequencer [START/STOP] when done. Press the upper right corner � popup and press Select Directory SAMPLING [START/STOP] key to audition the WAV file. That�s it! Press the file name you chose, and press the

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NEW!! Creating an audio CD from WAV files
With the CDRW-1x8 option or an external CDRW drive connected via SCSI, the TRITON STUDIO lets you assemble a list of WAV files and burn them to an audio CD!
1. 2. Press the [DISK] mode key Press the Make Audio CD tab Press ====End===== and press Insert Select the Drive and desired WAV file (you can audition it by pressing the SAMPLING [START/STOP] key) and press Insert. Insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW into the CDRW-1x8 drive (or connected external CDRW drive) Press the lower left popup to select the drive CDD Press the upper right � popup and press Write to CD Specify the writing speed -You can choose to run a test for errors at selected writing speed Set Mode to Write If this is the only, or final WAV file to be burned to this CD,check Execute Finalize too Press OK. The resulting audio CD, once finalized, can be played by pressing the Play Audio CD tab.

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