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Korg TRITON taktile, taktile Parameter Manual

Table of Contents
Types of Parameters ................................ 3
How to Set Up Parameters ...................... 4
Performance screen and settings
screen ................................................. 4
How to use the performance screen 4
How to use the settings screen......... 5
Setting the controllers ...................................... 5
Setting other scene parameters ....................... 5
Setting global parameters ................................ 5
Saving the settings ............................ 6
Details of Parameters .............................. 7
Performance parameters .................. 7
Parameters common in all modes.................... 7
Parameters related to a scale and a key ......... 7
Parameter related to the touch scale ............... 7
Parameter related to the chord scale ............... 7
Parameters related to the arpeggiator ............. 8
Parameters related to the sliders, knobs, F1–F8
buttons and transport buttons .......................... 9
TRITON taktile Sound Source Param-
eters .................................................. 17
Appendix ................................................ 18
Troubleshooting .............................. 18
Sometimes it is not recognized as a USB de-
Buttons do not function as indicated on the tak-
The velocity of the keyboard or the trigger pad
No MIDI messages are transmitted from the
Useful functions .............................. 19
Restoring the factory settings ........ 19
Scale List .......................................... 20
Scene parameters ............................ 10
Global parameters ........................... 14

Types of Parameters

There are three types of parameters that can be found in the taktile/TRITON taktile.
Performance parameters
These parameters include tempo, key, scale and setup of the arpeggiator. These parameters will be
used during your performance.
Scene parameters
These parameters determine the behavior when you use a controller on the taktile/TRITON taktile. It
is possible to save 16 scene parameters into the taktile/TRITON taktile.
Having prepared the settings for each of your applications, you can select and use them in an in-
stant.
Global parameters
These parameters set up the behavior of the entire taktile, such as the velocity curve of the key-
board or the trigger pad and the brightness of the display.
The global parameters will be shared among 16 scenes.
In this manual, areas that are SHADED IN GRAY describe functions which are only
provided by the TRITON taktile. If you purchased the taktile, please disregard these
sections.
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How to Set Up Parameters

Performance screen and settings screen

There are two types of screens in the taktile/TRITON taktile: the performance screen that is used during
your performance and the settings screen where you set up the taktile/TRITON taktile in detail.
Pressing the SETTING button displays the settings screen, and pressing the EXIT button takes you back
to the performance screen.
Performance screen Setting screen

How to use the performance screen

The performance screen allows you to check and set up the performance parameters that are used dur-
ing your performance.
Select a parameter with the page / buttons. To change the setting, specify a value with the value
slider.
Select a parameter.
Specify a value.
TIP When you use a controller with the performance screen displayed, the information on the con-
troller will be displayed for a limited period of time.
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How to use the settings screen

The settings screen allows you to set up detailed scene parameters and global parameters.

Setting the controllers

Set the MIDI messages to be output by the controllers, such as the knobs and sliders on this unit.
Press the SETTING button on the Performance screen to display the setting screen for scene
1.
parameters. The setting screen for scene parameters will appear after “Move Controller” is dis-
played on the screen for a while.
Use the controller that you want to set.
2.
The parameter setting screen will be displayed for the controller you have used.
TIP You can display the parameter setting screen by using the controller while “Move Controller” is
being displayed.
Use the Page / button to select the parameter.
3.
Set the value with the value slider.
4.
TIP If a controller is used on the controller setting screen that is not the present setting target, the
parameter setting screen will be displayed for the controller that was used.

Setting other scene parameters

Set the parameters concerning the entire scene and the parameters concerning the keyboard.
Press the SETTING button on the Performance screen to display the settings screen for scene
1.
parameters.
Use the Page / button to select the parameter.
2.
TIP If you move to the settings screen, “Move Controller” is displayed for a set time. You can still
use the Page / button to select the parameter.
Set the value with the value slider.
3.
TIP If you operate the controller while the scene parameters are being displayed, it will jump to the
setting screen for the controller being operated. If you wish to carry out setting for other scene
parameters, press the EXIT button to return to the Performance screen and then press the
SETTING button to display the scene parameter setting screen.

Setting global parameters

Sets the overall movements of this unit, such as the velocity curve and display brightness, etc.
If the SETTING button is pressed during display of the settings screen for scene parameters,
1.
the global parameter setting screen is displayed.
TIP Each time the SETTING button is pressed, the screen switches between the scene parameter
and global parameter setting screen.
Use the Page / button to select the parameter.
2.
Set the value with the value slider.
3.
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Saving the settings

After changing settings, if you turn off the power or select another scene without saving it, the changes
will be lost. If you want to use the changed settings again, you should save the data to the taktile/TRI-
TON taktile.
While they are being saved, do not turn off the power. Otherwise, the data may get corrupted.
TIP The performance parameters cannot be saved. At power-on, the default performance param-
eters will be loaded.
Scene parameters
While holding down the EXIT button, press the SETTING button to enter the scene parameter
1.
save screen.
Name the scene.
2.
Navigate through characters with the page / buttons, and specify a character with the val-
ue slider.
When the setup is complete, press the page button at the last character to go to the next
screen.
Specify a scene number in the destination.
3.
Select a number in the destination with the value slider, and press the page button.
When the confirmation screen is displayed, press the page button to save the data. To can-
4.
cel saving the data, press the EXIT button to return to the Performance screen. If you press the
page button, it will return to the previous page.
The scene parameters will be saved and you will be taken to the performance screen automati-
cally.
While the writing screen is displayed, do not turn off the power of the taktile/TRITON taktile.
Global parameters
When you exit the settings screen by pressing the EXIT button, the global parameters will be saved
automatically.
While the writing screen is displayed, do not turn off the power of the taktile/TRITON taktile.
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Details of Parameters

Performance parameters

Parameters common in all modes

BPM .......................................................................................................[20.0...300.0]
This parameter specifies the tempo of the arpeggiator (BPM).When sliding your finger over the
value slider, you can specify the BPM in increments of 1. When tapping either end (+/-) of the value
slider, you can adjust it in increments of 0.1.
TIP Tapping in the middle of the value slider allows you to set the BPM to the tapped tempo using
the Tap Tempo function.
Transpose ................................................................................................. [-12...+12]
You can change (transpose) a key according to what you need to play.
You can transpose the keyboard in semitone steps from -12 to +12.
Pad Bank ...........................................................................................................[A, B]
Here is where you can select a bank for the trigger pad.
The taktile/TRITON taktile has two banks: A and B. You can set up to 32 (for the taktile/TRITON tak-
tile 25, 16) trigger pads for each scene. For example, you can assign drum sounds to bank A and
percussion sounds to bank B, or use both A and B for up to 32 (for the taktile/TRITON taktile 25, 16)
sample triggers.

Parameters related to a scale and a key

When you have either set the Touchpad Mode into Touch Scale or the Trigger Pad Mode into Chord
Scale, the scale and the key are set.
TIP Refer to the Scale List on page 20 for the parameter values.
Key .................................................................................................................... [C...B]
This parameter specifies the reference sound for the scale.
Scale ........................................................................................ [Chromatic...Octave]
This parameter specifies the scale to be assigned to the touchpad or the trigger pad.

Parameter related to the touch scale

Note Range ..........................................................................................[1 oct...4 oct]
This parameter specifies a range of notes to be assigned to the touchpad.

Parameter related to the chord scale

Chord Variation ............................................................................................... [1...8]
This parameter allows you to control the richness of chords when you tap the trigger pad in chord
scale mode.
By controlling the Chord Variation during your performance in chord scale mode, you can make the
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