ever. To save the existing Musical Resources, use a Media > Save
New functions of OS Version 1.1
The following functions are added by upgrading to Operating
System Version 1.1.
operation.
Hint: After loading the new OS, you might need to re-calibrate the
TouchView display (Global > Touch Panel Calibration) and the
pedal/footswitch (Global > Controllers > Pedal/Switch).
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Demo Mode
New page look1
Various Modes
Long press to write Performances, STSs, Styles and SongBook
Entries
Select All (Bank) command added to various Select windows1
Global Split Point only editable in Global mode2
Single “local” Split Point saved with Styles and SongBook
Entries
Style Play & Song Play Modes
Pads stop when pressing them a second time2
SongBook
Book Edit pages slightly modified2
Init SongBook command added2
SongBook settings automatically saved2
Lyrics, Score and Marker
Lyrics, Score and Markers settings automatically saved2
Global Mode
Show Column Media preferences added2
Media Mode
Loading Factory Styles and Pads3
Saving Factory Styles and Pads3
Factory Restore and Resource Restore of selected data types3
New Backup file format3
Renamed Resource Restore command3
Media mode settings automatically saved4
Musical Resources
Revised Musical Resources4
Shortcuts
Shortcuts revised4
See page
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If new, your instrument might already include the new Operating System. To check, please go to the Media > Utility page, and
read the version number in the lower area of the display.
To load the new Operating System, please read the instructions
supplied with the installation file in our web site
(www.korg.com).
When upgrading to the new Operating System from a version
prior to 1.1, you also have to update the Musical Resources by
using the Media > Utility > Factory Restore command. Musical
Resources are loaded with the Operating System, but must be
updated using this command.
Warning: Before updating the Musical Resources, please save
all your old data to a storage device, or they will be lost for-
Demo Mode
New page look[1.1]
The Demo mode pages have a new look.
Various Modes
Long press to write Performances, STSs, Styles
and SongBook Entries[1.1]
By keeping any of the PERFORMANCE, STS, STYLE or SONGBOOK buttons pressed for about one second, the corresponding
Write dialog box appears. You can then write the current settings
to memory.
Select All (Bank) command added to various
Select windows[1.1]
The “Select All (Bank)” command has been added to the page
menu of the Style, Performance, Sound and Pad Select windows.
Select All (Bank)
Choose this command to select all items in the current bank.
You can deselect one of the selected items by touching it while
keeping the SHIFT button pressed. You can deselect all by touching any single item.
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Style Play & Song Play Modes
Global Split Point only editable in Global
mode[1.1]
To make things easier, the global Split Point can only be edited in
the Global > Mode Preferences > Style page. If you start editing
the Split Point while in the main page of the Style Play or Song
Play mode, the “Global” parameters is automatically unchecked,
and you can edit the “local” Split Point.
SongBook
Book Edit pages slightly modified[1.1]
All Book Edit pages have been slightly reorganized. All functions
remain the same.
Init SongBook command added[1.1]
A new, blank Book list can now be created with a single command (available from the page menu).
Single “local” Split Point saved with Styles
and SongBook Entries[1.1]
To make things easier, only a single “local” Split Point can be
saved with each Style or SongBook Entry. No separate Split Point
can be saved for each STS.
Style Play & Song Play Modes
Pads stop when pressing them a second time
[1.1]
You can stop all Pad sequences at the same time, or just some of
them:
•Press STOP (in the PAD section) to stop all sequences at
once.
•Press a single PAD button to stop the corresponding
sequence.
•Press the INTRO 1 buttons to stop the Pad sequences
(assuming they are not of Drum or Percussion type).
•Press one of the ENDING buttons to stop the Pad
sequences (the Ending will continue to play up to the end).
Init SongBook
Select this command to erase the Book list and any Custom lists,
and start with a new, blank SongBook file.
War n i ng: Before initializing the SongBook, save the older one with
one of the Media > Save operations.
SongBook settings automatically saved [1.1]
All settings in the SongBook pages (selected column, ordering
type, genre/artist display, number/key display) are now automatically saved after editing.
Lyrics, Score and Marker
Lyrics, Score and Markers settings automatically saved[1.1]
All settings in these pages are now automatically saved after editing.
Global Mode
Show Column Media preferences added [1.1]
Size
When checked, the Size column is shown in the File Selector
when using Media operations.
Date
When checked, the Date column is shown in the File Selector
when using Media operations.
KORG Pa600 – Operating System release 1.1
Media Mode
Media Mode
Loading Factory Styles and Pads[1.1]
If the “Factory Style and Pad Protect” parameter is not checked
in Global > Mode Preferences > Media, when loading data to the
internal memory you can also choose Factory Style and Factory
Pad locations as a target.
When loading single Styles or Pads (or a bank of Styles or Pads),
open the target banks until you find the desired locations; Factory locations will be treated exactly as if they were Favorite/User
locations.
When loading a “.SET” folder, all Factory Style or Pad it contains
are loaded into the corresponding Factory locations in memory.
War n in g : After confirming, any data existing at the target location
will be deleted.
Saving Factory Styles and Pads[1.1]
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Factory Restore and Resource Restore of
selected data types[1.1]
Now, you can choose the type of data to be restored to the original Factory status or from a Backup archive.
After having executed the Factory Restore or Resource Restore
command from the Media > Utility page, a dialog box will
appear, with a list of types of data to be restored. Only check the
types of data you want to restore.
You can choose individual types of data by touching “All” to
deselect it, and select the individual types:
If the “Factory Style and Pad Protect” parameter is not checked
in Global > Mode Preferences > Media, when saving data from
the internal memory you can also choose Factory Style and Factory Pad data.
When saving single Styles or Pads (or a bank of Styles or Pads),
open the source folders until you find the desired item; Factory
data will be treated exactly as if they were Favorite/User data.
When saving all the memory content, you can choose to also
save Factory Styles and Pads. After you have selected the full
content (“All”) of the internal memory, and have confirmed a
new or existing “.SET” folder into which to save your data, you
are asked to choose the type of data you want to save:
Save All dialog with the Factory Style and
Pad Protect option turned on
War n in g : This command will delete from the internal memory all
the types of data selected in this dialog box (including your custom
data).
When done, a message will appear, asking to restart the instrument (“Data Restored. Please switch off”). Set the instrument to
standby mode, then turn it on again.
New Backup file format[1.1]
The file format for the backup archive created when choosing
the “Backup Resources” command from the Media > Utility page
is new. Therefore, you cannot load backup archives created with
this OS version to Pa600 models still using an OS older than version 1.1.
Renamed Resource Restore command[1.1]
Save All dialog with the Factory Style and
Pad Protect option turned off
After confirming, the Factory Styles and Pads are saved into the
“.S E T” f ol de r.
The “Full Resource Restore” command in the Media > Utility
page has been renamed to “Resource Restore”.
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KORG Pa600 – Operating System release 1.1
Musical Resources
Media mode settings automatically saved
[1.1]
All settings in the Media pages (selected column, ordering
mode…) are now automatically saved after editing.
Musical Resources
When upgrading to the new Operating System from a version
prior to 1.1, you also have to update the Musical Resources by
using the Media > Utility > Factory Restore command. Musical
Resources are loaded with the Operating System, but must be
updated using this command.
Warning: Before updating the Musical Resources, please save
all your old data to a storage device, or they will be lost forever. To save the existing Musical Resources, use a Media > Save
operation.
Revised Musical Resources[1.1]
The existing Musical Resources have been revised and optimized.
Shortcuts
Several shortcuts have been changed. Please find below all the
available shortcuts.
Shift functions
You can keep the SHIFT button pressed, and press another button on the control panel to directly jump to an edit page or dialog box.
Shift +Functions
Various modes
DialTempo Change
Scroll ArrowsWhen a list is shown: Goes to Next/Previous alpha-
betical section of the currently selected column
Song PlaySelects the Global > Mode Preferences > Song &
Seq page
SequencerSelects the Global > Mode Preferences > Song &
Seq page
Sound EditSends the Sound assigned to the selected track to
the Sound mode
GlobalSelects the Global > MIDI > General Controls page.
This is a quick way to jump to MIDI editing pages.
MediaSelects the Global > Mode Preferences > Media
page
Start/StopPanic
Style PlaySelects the Global > Mode Preferences > Style page
Accomp.
Memory
Fade In/OutSelects the Fade In/Out parameter in the Global >
General Controls > Basic page
SynchroSelects the Clock Source parameter in the Global >
MIDI > General Controls page
Shift +Functions
Tempo +/-With a track selected, proportionally adjusts the
Tempo LockSelects the Global > General Controls > Lock page
MetroSelects the Metronome section of the Global >
SongBookSelects the SongBook > Custom List page
Transpose (either)Selects the Global > Tuning > Transpose Controls
Style Play mode
VariationSelects the corresponding Variation in the Style
EnsembleSelects the Ensemble Type parameter in the Style
Pad (any)Selects the Style Play > Pad/Assignable Switches >
Assignable Switch
(any)
Upper Octave (either) Selects the Style Play > Mixer/Tuning > Tuning
Style Record mode
Tem po +/ -When the Sound/Expression page is shown: Propor-
Song Play mode
EnsembleSelects the Ensemble Type parameter in the Song
Pad (any)Selects the Song Play > Pad/Assignable Switches >
Assignable Switch
(any)
Upper Octave (either) Selects the Song Play > Mixer/Tuning > Tuning
JukeBox
>> Play the next Song in the JukeBox list
<<Play the previous Song in the JukeBox list
Lyr ics
DisplayLoad a TXT file
Sequencer mode
Upper Octave (either) Selects the Sequencer > Mixer/Tuning > Tuning
volume level of all the tracks of the same type
General Controls > Basic page
page
Play > Controls > Drum Map page
Play > Keyboard/Ensemble > Ensemble page
Pad page
Selects the Style Play > Pad/Assignable Switches >
Switch page
page
tionally adjusts the Expression level of the Style
tracks
Play > Keyboard/Ensemble > Ensemble page
Pad page
Selects the Song Play > Pad/Assignable Switches >
Switch page
page
page
Long keypress
You can keep a button pressed for about one second to directly
jump to an edit page or dialog box.
Long keypressFunctions
Various modes
GlobalTouch Panel Calibration
SongBookCreate a new SongBook Entry and open the "Write
SplitOpens the Split Point dialog box. Play a note to set
My SettingOpens the “Write My Setting” window
Style Play mode
StyleOpens the “Write Current Style Settings” window
PerformanceOpens the “Write Performance” window
Song" window (only if pressed outside the SongBook)
the new Split Point.
KORG Pa600 – Operating System release 1.1
Shortcuts
Long keypressFunctions
STSOpens the “Write STS” window
Song Play mode
PerformanceOpens the “Write Performance” window
Special functions
Other available shortcuts are the following ones.
Style Play mode
Tempo +/– (together) Original Tempo
Transpose #/b
(together)
Upper Octave +/(together)
Set the Master Transpose to 0
Set the Upper Octave to the saved setting
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Improvements and bug fixes
Improvements and bug fixes
Bug fixes in OS 1.10
AreaBug fix
Various ModesA wrong One Finger chord could be recognized when
Style Play ModeWrong Sounds could be selected when choosing a
Song Play ModeFade In/Out did not work with MP3 Songs.
Lyrics PageSome Turkish characters contained in .TXT files could
Media ModeWhen loading a bank of Performances from a different
Master Transpose was different than ‘0’.
Starting from B6 (#95), notes received from MIDI IN
could sometimes not play.
Style.
Changes to the Style Settings (Style track Sounds, Volume…) could sometimes be lost.
cause the instrument to freeze.
Pa-Series instrument, banks from #9 and over could not
be loaded. The target bank in Pa600 was left empty.
Favorite Style bank names could be lost when saving a
.SET folder or .BKP archive.
KORG Pa600 – Version 1.1 du système d’exploitation
Nouvelles fonctions de la version 1.1
KORG Pa600 – Version 1.1 du système d’exploitation
Si vous devez encore installer la nouvelle version du système,
Nouvelles fonctions de la version 1.1
En installant la version 1.1, vous disposez des fonctions suivantes.
Mode Demo
Nouvelle mise en page1
Différents modes
Maintenir enfoncé pour sauvegarder des Performances, des
mémoires STS et des entrées ‘SongBook’
Nouvelle commande ‘Select All (Bank)’ dans plusieurs fenêtres
de sélection
Point de partage commun uniquement réglable en mode Global
Les styles et entrées ‘SongBook’ disposent de leur propre
point de partage
Modes Style Play et Song Play
Arrêt des phrases PAD par une seconde pression2
SongBook
Pages ‘Book Edit’ légèrement relookées2
Nouvelle commande ‘Init SongBook’2
Les réglages ‘SongBook’ sont automatiquement sauvegardés2
Paroles, partitions et marqueurs
Les réglages pour les paroles, les partitions et les marqueurs
sont automatiquement sauvegardés
Mode Global
Nouvelles préférences ‘Show Column Media’2
Mode Media
Chargement de styles et de phrases PAD d’usine3
Sauvegarde de styles et de phrases PAD d’usine3
‘Factory Restore’ et ‘Resource Restore’ pour les types de données choisis
Nouveau format pour l’archivage de données3
Changement du nom de la commande ‘Resource Restore’4
Sauvegarde automatique des réglages du mode Media4
Ressources musicales
Ressources musicales revues4
Raccourcis
Raccourcis modifiés4
Si vous venez d’acheter votre instrument, il contient peut-être
déjà la nouvelle version du système d’exploitation. La version du
système est indiquée dans la partie inférieure de la page “Media
> Utility”.
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voyez les instructions jointes au fichier d’installation sur notre
site web (www.korg.com).
Si vous effectuez la mise à jour du système d’exploitation à partir
d’une version antérieure à la version 1.1, il faut aussi mettre à
jour les ressources musicales en vous servant de la commande
“Media > Utility > Factory Restore”. Bien que les ressources
musicales soient chargées en même temps que le système
d’exploitation, il faut les mettre à jour avec cette commande.
Avertissement: Avant de mettre à jour les ressources musicales, sauvegardez toutes vos données sur un support externe
pour éviter de les perdre. Les ressources musicales sauvegardées
en interne peuvent être archivées avec “Media > Save”.
Astuce: Au terme de la mise à jour, vous devrez probablement
recalibrer l’écran “TouchView” (Global > Touch Panel Calibration)
et la pédale/le commutateur au pied (Global > Controllers >
Pedal/Switch).
Mode Demo
Nouvelle mise en page[1.1]
Des pages d’écran du mode Demo ont été remaniées.
Différents modes
Maintenir enfoncé pour sauvegarder des Performances, des mémoires STS et des entrées
‘SongBook’[1.1]
En maintenant le bouton PERFORMANCE, STS, STYLE ou
SONGBOOK enfoncé pendant ±1 seconde, vous ouvrez la
fenêtre de dialogue “Write” en question. Effectuez toutes les
modifications nécessaires puis sauvegardez les réglages.
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