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Introduction to KRONOS

The Contents page lets you access any part of the Help

system, including almost all of the text and graphics in both

the Parameter and Operation Guides. The Index contains a

shorter list of links to important articles.

To close the help display, just press the HELP button again,

press the EXIT button, or press the on-screen Done button.

COMPARE button

Use this button to compare the sound of the Program or

Combination that you are currently editing with the saved,

un-edited version of the sound. You can also use this button

to make “before and after” comparisons when recording or

editing in Sequencer mode.

7. BANK SELECT buttons

Use these buttons to change banks when selecting Programs

or Combinations. The LEDs in the buttons light up to show

the current bank.

To select Program banks U-AA…GG, press both the INT

and USER buttons simultaneously. For instance, to select

USER-DD, press both I-D and U-D.

In Program mode, these buttons select the Program bank.

They are active only on the Play pages.

In Combination mode, these buttons have two functions:

• When you’re selecting Combinations, they choose the

Combination bank.

• When you’re assigning a Program to a timbre within the

Combi, they select the Program bank.

In Sequencer mode, when a track’s Program name is

selected, these buttons change the Program bank.

General MIDI banks

Selecting General MIDI Program banks is a little different

from selecting other banks. Each time you press the INT-G

button, the bank will step to the next GM(2) bank or GM

drum bank in the following order: G, g(1), g(2)–g(8), g(9),

g(d), G, g(1), etc.

What’s in each bank?

For details on the contents of the Program banks, see

“Program bank contents” on page 31. For details on the

Combi banks, see “Combination bank contents” on page 67.

8. KARMA buttons

KARMA stands for “Kay

Algorithmic Realtime Music

Architecture.” It’s an immensely

powerful recording and live

performance tool, which can provide

a wide range of musical effects

including:

• Arpeggiation

• Drum and instrument grooves

• Complex CC gestures (as if it was automatically moving

knobs or joysticks for you)

• Musical phrase generation

• Gated and chopped dance production effects

• Any combination of the above

• …and much more.

ON/OFF button

This switches KARMA on and off. As with the other

KARMA buttons, the button’s LED will light up to show

you that it is turned on.

LATCH button

When LATCH is turned on, KARMA will continue to play

even after you’ve stopped holding notes on the keyboard or

MIDI In.

This is convenient when you want to play on top of a

KARMA-generated groove, for instance.

MODULE CONTROL button

In Combi and Sequencer modes, KARMA has four

independent Modules, each of which can be generating a

different musical effect. When used to control KARMA, the

Control Surface sliders and switches are five layers deep:

one for each Module (A-D), and then a Master Layer which

controls selected parameters from all of the Modules at once.

The MODULE CONTROL button selects whether the

KARMA SLIDERS, SWITCHES, and SCENES will control

either a single Module independently, or the Master Layer.

In Program mode, only a single Module is available, and the

Master Layer is used to control it; you cannot select other

settings).

9. Vector Joystick

The Vector Joystick is a powerful real-time controller.

Depending on the particular Program, Combi, or Song, it

may modulate Program or effects parameters, or adjust the

volumes of different components of the sound.

For more information on how Vector Synthesis works, see

“Using Vector Synthesis” on page 64.

10. Drum Track

The Drum Track is a built-in drum machine, fueled by the

KRONOS’s high-quality drum sounds. This button turns the

Drum Track on and off.

Depending on various settings, the Drum Track may begin to

play immediately, or may wait until you start to play on the

keyboard. If the button’s LED is blinking on and off, it’s

waiting for you to play.

LINKED LED

If the front panel LINKED LED and KARMA ON/OFF

switches are lit, KARMA will start and stop together with

the Drum Track. For more information, see “Using KARMA

and the Drum Track together” on page 263.

11. SW1 and SW2

These on/off switches can perform a number of different

functions, such as modulating sounds or locking the

modulation values of the joystick, ribbon, or aftertouch.

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