Bedienungsanleitung Korg Grandstage (Seite 4 von 112) (Deutsch, Englisch, Französisch, Spanisch)

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Main Features

The Korg Grandstage is a stage piano that was designed in the

pursuit of onstage playability, offering a rich variation of sounds

including the greatest acoustic and electric piano sounds, along

with an intuitive user interface.

The greatest piano sounds

• The Grandstage includes ve of the world’s most famous

grand piano sounds. An SGX-2 dedicated acoustic piano

sound generator makes both delicate and powerful, richly

expressive sounds a reality with large, non-looping waveform

samples in full stereo sound across the keyboard.

•

The Grandstage includes vintage electric piano sounds from

six classic models. The EP-1 dedicated electric piano sound

generator makes the best sound a reality

, with natural changes

in sound and delicately-modeled panel effects, cabinets and so

on.

Rich variation of sounds

• The Grandstage offers 500 types of sounds separated into

two sections, KEYBOARDS and ENSEMBLE. Selecting

a category and variation within each section allows you to

choose your sound and play right away. The names of sounds

are shown on an easy-to-read organic EL (electro-luminescent)

display.

•

thin the KEYBOARDS section, you can select grand piano,

upright piano, electric piano, clav, and organ sounds. Within

the ENSEMBLE section, you can select sound commonly

used in stage performance such as strings, brass, synthesizer,

and bells.

•

The Grandstage features seven high-quality sound synthesis

engines, including the SGX-2 (acoustic piano), EP-1 (electric

piano), CX-3 (tonewheel organ),

VOX organ, compact electric

organ, AL-1 (analog modeling), and the HD-1 (PCM sound

generator).

•

A powerful ef

fects section is provided. The optimum effect for

each sound is already preset, such the standard assortment of

effects like phaser and chorus for electric piano. Also, on the

REVERB/DELAY section, reverb and delay can be instantly

set.

•

Layer and split functions can be set instantly.

This is used to

stack two sounds together, or to play two different sounds on

the left and right of the keyboard.

The pursuit of onstage playability

• FAVORITE buttons are located at the center of the front panel.

These 16 buttons can be combined to register 64 types of

sounds or settings. These sounds and settings can be recalled

instantly while playing live.

•

The DYNAMICS knob can be used to instantly change how

the volume and sound responds to changes in touch (i.e., how

hard or soft the keys are played). The performance feel can be

customized to match the playing style required (such as solos,

ensembles, and bands) and the song.

The EQUALIZER sec-

tion can be used to instantly change the characteristics of the

entire sound, to match the acoustics of the performance venue.

•

A smooth sound transition (SST) feature eliminates dropouts

in sound when changing sounds, making it possible to switch

sound and ef

fects naturally.

•

The Grandstage uses an RH3 (Real weighted-Hammer action

3) keyboard. This keyboard recreates the feel of a grand piano,

letting you perform highly nuanced, delicate passages.

Panel description and

functions

Front panel

1. Headphone jack (Front left) (see page7)

Here you can connect a set of headphones equipped with a

1/4" (φ6.3 mm) stereo phone-plug. This jack will output the

same signals as the AUDIO OUTPUT. Use the MASTER

VOLUME knob to adjust the headphone volume.

Note:

The output from the AUDIO OUTPUT is not

turned off even if headphones are connected to the

Headphone jack.

2. Pitch bend wheel (see page10)

Controls the pitch of notes played.

Moving the wheel up causes the pitch to rise, while moving

the wheel down causes the pitch to fall.

3. Modulation wheel (see page10)

Controls the vibrato effect applied to the sound.

Moving the wheel up will apply the effect set for each sound.

4. SW1 button, SW2 button (see page10)

These buttons control the sound.

SW1 controls the tone, and SW2 mainly controls whether

the effect is on/off. The functions that can be controlled are

effectively set for each sound.

5. MASTER VOLUME knob

This adjusts the volume of the AUDIO OUTPUT and

headphone jack.

6. DYNAMICS button, knob (see page11)

Pressing the button to turn DYNAMICS on (the button will

light) will activate the knob.

This adjusts how the volume and tone will be changed in

response to how hard the keys are played (velocity) on the

Grandstage.

7. EQUALIZER button, LOW, MID, HIGH slider

(see page11)

This is a three-band equalizer, placed just before the audio

output.

Pressing the button to turn the equalizer on (the button will

light) will activate the sliders.

8. ENSEMBLE (Ensemble section) (see page9)

This section is used to select and edit programs in the

ENSEMBLE category for non-keyboard instrument sounds,

such as strings and brass. Programs selected and parameters

edited here can be saved as favorites.

ENSEMBLE button

Turns ENSEMBLE programs on (the button will light) or

OFF (the button will go dark). The ENSEMBLE sounds will

not be heard when the button is off.

Category selection knob

Selects the ENSEMBLE program category.

Display

Shows the program name and parameter values while in Edit

mode.

VARIATION knob

Selects programs within categories, as well as parameters

while in Edit mode.

LEVEL knob

Adjusts the volume of the program. The volume level is

shown by the LEDs surrounding the knob. Also, this knob

is used to set the values for the parameters shown on the

display in Edit mode.

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