3 Be able to capture and record sound from different sourcesAudio capture: studio and outside broadcast; interviews; atmosphere; live performances and conferences;
monologue; dialogue; group debate; audience interaction; participation
Microphone types and characteristics: dynamic; capacitor; electric condenser; ribbon; carbon; crystal
hand-held; stand; tie-clip; rifle; boom; associated polar diagrams (omni, cardioid, hyper-cardioid); radio
microphones
Pre-recorded sources: DVD; CD; tape; hard disc; MiniDisc™ sound file formats, eg MP3; file conversion;
as-live recordings; live recordings; concerts; interview material; commentary; library material
Recording equipment: interfaces; cables and gain stages; mixer inputs and outputs; signal flow and levels;
metering and monitoring; the integrity of the sound signal; direct injection; multi-track; stereo and singletrack
recording; analogue recording; digital recording; linear; non-linear; CD; DVD; hard disc
Korg Transfer Instructions
- Correct song file
- Press store then locate 1
- Jump to end of recording
- Store locate 2
- Press track until you reach copy
track screen
- Move to the bottom left
- Turn the jog wheel until you hit
1-4
- Move cursor to right hand side
until 1 it reaches clip 4
- Move cursor over to execute
- Press enter then yes
- Press track until you reach
export
- Press enter select usb select ok
- Select execute then ok
- If error connect midi lead
- Press system usb until you reach
check drive
- Select usb
- Open folder to view folder
- Go to the korg
- Select the Wav folder files
- Exit USB mode on the Korg
