Korg IM1 Manuel utilisateur

Table of Contents

Introduction .......................................... 3

Main Features.......................................... 3

iM1 Modes and Structure....................... 4

Combination (Combi) mode ....................................... 4

Multi mode.................................................................. 5

Program mode ........................................................... 6

SETTINGS mode ....................................................... 7

On-Screen Controls............................... 8

The Browser.........................................14

Available Parameters by Mode..........18

Combination mode............................... 18

Timbre Parameters .................................................. 19

PERFORMANCE page ............................................ 21

MIDI page................................................................. 23

MASTER FX page.................................................... 25

EASY page............................................................... 28

OSC page ................................................................ 31

VDF page................................................................. 36

VDA page................................................................. 39

CONTROL page....................................................... 41

INSERT FX page......................................................44

Multi mode............................................ 47

TIMBRES Parameter................................................48

PERFORMANCE, MIDI page...................................49

MASTER FX page....................................................50

EASY, OSC, VDF, VDA, CONTROL, INSERT FX page

.................................................................................52

Program mode...................................... 53

TIMBRES Parameter................................................54

EASY, OSC, VDF, VDA, CONTROL, INSERT FX page

.................................................................................55

SETTINGS mode.................................... 56

Writing, Saving, and Loading Data ... 59

Writing to internal memory................. 59

Session.....................................................................59

Combinations............................................................60

Programs..................................................................60

Drum Kits..................................................................62

Specifications...................................... 64

Support and service ........................... 65

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the iM1 for iPad. To fully enjoy your iM1 software synthesizer, please read this owner’s manual

carefully and keep it handy for future reference. Always use this product only as directed.

Main Features

One of the best-selling synthesizers in history, the Korg M1

defined the Workstation category for years to come. First

introduced in 1988, this enormously successful PCM synthe-

sizer was appreciated for its distinctive sonic character. With

the iM1 for iPad, Korg has resurrected the legendary M1 as

an up-to-date software synthesizer containing all of the orig-

inal sounds, plus all-new sounds and new features as well.

Over 2,700 Preset Sounds

As a workstation, the original M1 contained the vast selec-

tion of sounds needed to create an entire song-without the

need for additional equipment.

The iM1 for iPad contains all of the original sounds of the

M1EX with its expanded internal PCM, plus all of the PCM

data, Program data, and Combination data included in the

19 optional ROM cards, as well as the sound data of the

Korg T1. (Some of this content requires a separate purchase.)

A new "Best Program Card" that collects legendary M1

sounds is also featured. The iM1 for iPad contains all of the

instrument, drum, and synthesizer PCM and Program data

required for today's song-production, providing a stagger-

ing total of more than 2,700 preset sounds.

Easy-to-Use Interface

The iM1 for iPad interface has been designed to ensure max-

imum ease of use. The new Browser feature can quickly

search for sounds by instrument type or tonal character,

finding the right sound instantly-before your inspiration

escapes!

Once the sound has been selected, it can be easily edited and

customized using either the Easy page or the Performance

page.

New Features for Enhanced Performance

The iM1 for iPad adds many new features that were wished-

for by users of the original M1. New to the iM1 are Filter res-

onance, VDA modulation, and compressor effects. The two

effects processors of the original M1 have been replaced by

Two Insert effects for each Timbre (Track) and two Master

effects, providing for richer sound creation. In addition, the

all-new Multi mode allows the iM1 for iPad as to be used as

an eight-part multi-timbral sound module.

Introduction

iM1 Modes and Structure

The iM1 for iPad loads the Program data independently for

each mode; Programs within each mode can be edited with-

out affecting the other modes.

Combination (Combi) mode

In this mode, the sound consists of eight Timbres; each Tim-

bre is individually assigned to its own Program..

Each Combination contains the following parameters:

• Individual parameters for each Timbre, such as the output

level, pan, and Insert effect on/off settings.

• MIDI-related parameters for each Timbre.

• Master effect parameters.

• Sound-creation parameters for each Program.

Combinations can be selected from the 32 preset cards and

from the new Combinations (the KLC PRESET card). Combi-

nation that you have tweaked, edited, or created from scratch

can be saved to any of the six User cards. Each User card can

hold 50 Combinations, for a total of 300 User Combinations.

In addition, the iM1 provides four user cards that are saved

in the session, and two library cards that are stored within

iM1 itself.

Program

MFX 1

MFX 2

TIMBRE 1

TIMBRE 8

TIMBRE 2

TIMBRE 3

TIMBRE 4

TIMBRE 5

TIMBRE 6

TIMBRE 7

Program

Master FX

Introduction

Multi mode

In this mode, the iM1 for iPad can be used as an eight-part

multi-timbral sound module..

Multi mode and Combination mode are structured almost

identically, but have the following differences.

• Default MIDI channel setting for each track (track 1 is chan-

nel 1, track 2 is channel 2, …)

• In Multi mode, the master effects are used as send effects.

The send levels, return levels, and return destinations will

determine how the signal is routed. If you lower the send

levels to 0, the signals from the insert effects will be output

directly, bypassing the master effects. If you raise the send

levels, the direct sound will be mixed with the signals from

the master effects and then output.

Except for the points listed above, Combination mode and

Multi mode have the same structure. You can use Combina-

tion mode as a multi-timbral sound module, or use Multi

mode to create a single sound just like a combination.

Program

MFX 1

MFX 2

Track 1

Track 8

Track 2

Track 3

Track 4

Track 5

Track 6

Track 7

Program

Master FX Return

Introduction

Program mode

This mode is used to play and edit individual Programs.

Programs can be selected from the 32 preset cards and from

the new KLC PRESET card and iM1 Special card. Programs

that you have tweaked, edited, or created from scratch can be

saved to any of the six User cards. Each User card can hold 50

Programs, for a total of 300 user Programs.

Each Program uses one of the three oscillator modes: Single,

Double, or Drums.

Single

Single Programs use a single oscillator. The oscillator consists

of the OSC, VDF, VDA, and Insert FX sections.

The multisounds available for use by the oscillator can be

selected from the 16 preset cards.

Double

Double Programs use two oscillators. Each oscillator consists

of the OSC, VDF, and VDA sections. The combined output of

the oscillators is routed to the Insert FX.

Drums

Drum Programs use a Drum Kit as the oscillator. The Drum

Kit oscillator consists of an OSC, VDF, VDA, and the Insert

FX.

On the original M1, the SETTINGS mode was used to edit a

Drum Kit. The iM1 for iPad now allows the Drum Kit param-

eters to be part of the Program.

Insert FX 1

Insert FX 2

Insert FX

OSC 1

Multisound

VDF VDA

Insert FX 1

Insert FX 2

Insert FX

OSC 1

Multisound

VDF VDA

OSC 2

Multisound

VDF VDA

Insert FX 1

Insert FX 2

Insert FX

OSC 1

Drumkit

VDF VDA

Introduction

Drum Kits can be selected from 21 of the preset cards, and

from the new KLC PRESET card. Drum Kits that you have

tweaked, edited, or created from scratch can be saved to any

of the four User cards (2 User cards; 2 Library cards). Each

User card can hold 20 Drum Kits, for a total of 80 User Drum

Kits.

SETTINGS mode

This mode is used to access and adjust parameters that affect

the entire iM1 for iPad operation, such as Master Tune, Trans-

pose, Global MIDI Channel, MIDI Filter, and User

Scale.(Refer to "SETTINGS mode" on page 56)

On-Screen Controls

1 2 3 4

On-Screen Controls

1. SETTINGS button

Refer to "SETTINGS mode" on page 56

2. INFO button

Pressing the INFO button will display the version number of

the iM1 for iPad, plus additional instructions on how to use

it.

Manual: Displays this Owner's Manual.

FAQ: Displays the KORG App Help Center.

You’ll need an Internet connection in order to view the

operating manual or the KORG App Help Center.

3. FILE button

The FILE button is used to save and load iM1 for iPad file

data, or to import system exclusive data.

Click the FILE button and select an option from the menu

that appears:

(Refer to "Writing to internal memory" on page 59)

4. Combi/Prog Name

This area of the screen displays the name of the currently

selected Program or Combination. To switch to a different

Combination or Program, simply tap the name (Refer to "The

Browser" on page 14).

5. Mode Select switches

Press one of these buttons to select the appropriate mode:

COMBI: Selects Combination mode.

Refer to "Combination mode" on page 18

MULTI: Selects Multi mode.

Refer to "Multi mode" on page 47

PROG: Selects Program mode.

Refer to "Program mode" on page 53

6. Page Select switches

These buttons are used to select the edit pages available in

each mode. The editing area (described below in section 7.)

located below this row of buttons displays the parameters

available in the selected edit page.

TIMBERS: Press this button to display the TIMBRE page.

Refer to "Timbre Parameters" on page 19

PERFORMANCE: Press this button to display the PERFOR-

MANCE page.

Refer to "PERFORMANCE page" on page 21

MIDI: Press this button to display the MIDI page.

Refer to "MIDI page" on page 23

MASTER FX: Press this button to display the MASTER FX

page.

Refer to "MASTER FX page" on page 25

EASY: Press this button to display the EASY edit page.

On-Screen Controls

Refer to "EASY page" on page 28

OSC: Press this button to display the OSC page.

Refer to "OSC page" on page 31

VDF: Press this button to display the VDF page.

Refer to "VDF page" on page 36

VDA: Press this button to display the VDA page.

Refer to "VDA page" on page 39

CONTROL: Press this button to display the CONTROL page.

Refer to "CONTROL page" on page 41

INSERT FX: Press this button to display the INSERT FX page.

Refer to "INSERT FX page" on page 44

7. Editing area

The items and parameters available for editing in this area

will vary depending on the current Mode and the Page

selected. Tap on a controller or a parameter to select it; now

the value of the selected item can be edited.

Parameters

Tap a value to select it; choose a new value from the popup

menu that appears.

Knobs

Select a knob and drag up or down to adjust the value.

Flick the knob to change the value in single steps.

Value bars, Zone bars

Drag the bar left or right to adjust the value.

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