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Introduction to KRONOS

In Program, Combination, Set List, and Global modes,

pressing REC/WRITE will open the Save dialog box. For

more details, see “Writing to internal memory” on page 200,

and “Using the SEQUENCER REC/WRITE button” on

page 200.

In Program and Combination modes, you can hold down the

ENTER button and press the SEQUENCER REC/WRITE

button to use the Auto Song Setup function. This imports the

current Program or Combi into Sequence mode for quick

and easy recording. For more information, see “Auto-Song

Setup” on page 2 of the Parameter Guide.

START/STOP button

This starts or stops recording and playback in Sequencer

mode.

In Disk and Sampling modes, this button starts and stops

playback on the audio CD.

17. TEMPO controls

TEMPO knob

This knob adjusts the tempo for the KRONOS

as a whole, including Songs, KARMA, the

Drum Track, Tempo-synced LFOs and BPM

delays, and EXi Step Sequencers.

The LED will blink at quarter-note intervals of

the current tempo.

Note: If the GLOBAL MIDI page MIDI

CLOCK parameter is set to External MIDI or USB, or if it

is set to Auto and a clock is currently being received, then

neither the TEMPO Knob nor the TAP TEMPO button will

have any effect.

TAP TEMPO button

This button lets you enter tempos simply by tapping your

finger on the button. You can use this interchangeably with

the “TEMPO knob,” above. Two taps are enough to change

the tempo; for greater accuracy, you can continue tapping,

and the tempo will be averaged over the most recent 16 taps.

For example, you can use TAP TEMPO to control the

KARMA tempo:

1. In Program mode or Combination mode, start

KARMA running.

Turn on the KARMA ON/OFF switch, and play a key or a

pad. If you turn on the LATCH switch, KARMA will

continue playing even after you lift up your hands.

2. Lightly press the TAP TEMPO switch several times at

the desired tempo.

Notice that the “q =” in the upper right of the LCD screen

will change to show the new tempo.

If you press the TAP TEMPO switch at shorter intervals, the

playback tempo will become correspondingly faster.

Note: You can also tap tempos using a foot switch. For more

information, see “Foot Switch Assignments” on page 1123

of the Parameter Guide.

18. SAMPLING buttons

REC button

In Sampling, Program, Combination, and

Sequencer modes, pressing this button enters

the initial sampling-ready mode. The button’s

LED will light up.

To continue, press the SAMPLING

START/STOP button, as described below.

START/STOP button

In Sampling, Program, Combination, and Sequencer modes,

pressing this when the SAMPLING REC button is lit will do

one of three things, depending on the setting of the Trigger

parameter (on the Sampling mode Recording - Audio Input

page):

• If Trigger is set to Sampling START SW, sampling will

begin immediately.

• If Trigger is set to Note On, sampling will begin as soon

as you play a note on the keyboard.

• If Trigger is set to Threshold, sampling will begin as

soon as the selected audio source reaches a preset

volume level.

On the Sampling mode’s P1: Sample Edit page, pressing this

button will play the selected sample.

This button is also used to play back WAV files from the

disk. You can play back WAV files in the directory window

of various Disk mode pages, in the Disk mode Make Audio

CD page, in the Sequencer mode audio track editing dialog

boxes, and in the Select Directory/File for Sample to Disk

menu command in Program, Combination, Sequencer, and

Sampling modes.

19. TouchView display

The KRONOS features our exclusive TouchView graphic

interface, based on a touch-panel LCD screen.

By touching objects displayed in the LCD screen, you can

select pages, set parameter values, move sliders and knobs,

enter text, connect virtual patch cables, and more.

Shortcuts

The front-panel controls offer a number of shortcuts for

commonly-used features, as detailed below.

ENTER + numeric keys 0–9: Menu commands

Each page has a set of menu commands, which provide

access to different utilities, commands, and options,

depending on the page you’re currently on. You can use the

menu commands entirely from the touch-screen, by pressing

the menu button in the upper right-hand corner of the screen

and then selecting an option from the menu that appears.

Even though each page may have its own unique menu

commands, the menus are standardized as much as possible.

For instance, WRITE is almost always the first menu item in

Program, Combination, and Global modes.

You can take advantage of this standardization by using a

shortcut to access any of the first ten menu items:

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