Triton taktile 49 - Synthesizer KORG - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Triton taktile 49 KORG

Using the unit in the following locations can result in a malfunction.

• In direct sunlight
• Locations of extreme temperature or humidity
• Excessively dusty or dirty locations
• Locations of excessive vibration
• Close to magnetic fields

Power supply

Please connect the designated AC adapter to an AC outlet of the correct voltage. Do not connect it to an AC outlet of voltage other than that for which your unit is intended.

Interference with other electrical devices

Radios and televisions placed nearby may experience reception interference.
Operate this unit at a suitable distance from radios and televisions.

Handling

To avoid breakage, do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.

Care

If the exterior becomes dirty, wipe it with a clean, dry cloth. Do not use liquid cleaners such as benzene or thinner, or cleaning compounds or flammable polishes.

Keep this manual

After reading this manual, please keep it for later reference.

Keeping foreign matter out of your equipment

Never set any container with liquid in it near this equipment. If liquid gets into the equipment, it could cause a breakdown, fire, or electrical shock.

Be careful not to let metal objects get into the equipment. If something does slip into the equipment, unplug the AC adapter from the wall outlet. Then contact your nearest Korg dealer or the store where the equipment was purchased.

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

If items such as cables are included with this equipment, you must use those included items.

Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (for USA)

Responsible Party: KORG USA INC.

Address: 316 SOUTH SERVICE ROAD, MELVILLE, NY

Telephone: [phone]

Equipment Type: USB CONTROLLER KEYBOARD/SYNTHESIZER

Model:TRITONtaktile-25/TRITONtaktile-49

This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Notice regarding disposal (for EU)

When this "crossed-out wheeled bin" symbol is displayed on the product, owner's manual, battery, or battery package, it signifies that when you wish to dispose of this product, manual, package or battery you must do so in an approved manner. Do not discard this

product, manual, package or battery along with ordinary household waste. Disposing in the correct manner will prevent harm to human health and potential damage to the environment. Since the correct disposal will depend on the applicable laws and regulations in your lease contact your local administrative body for details. If the battery heavy metals in excess of the regulated amount, a chemical symbol led below the "crossed-out wheeled bin" symbol on the battery or package.

• All product names and company names are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the Korg TRITON tactile USB Controller Keyboard/Synthesizer.

In order to take full advantage of your new instrument, please read this instruction manual carefully and use the product as directed. You should also keep the instruction manual for future reference.

Tip For additional details about that functions and parameters of this unit, please refer to The TRITON tactile Parameter Guide. You can download The TRITON tactile Parameter Guide from the Korg website.

1. Connections

Tip When you connect the unit to your Windows computer for the first time, the driver included in the OS will be installed automatically.

When the unit is turned on, the polarity of a pedal switch (separately sold) is detected automatically. If you're using the pedal switch, it should be connected before the power is turned on. At power-on, you should not touch the pedal switch.
The standard USB-MIDI driver included in the Windows OS will not allow The TRITON tactile to be used by two or more applications simultaneously. To allow The TRITON tactile25/49 to be used by two or more applications simultaneously, you need to install the KORG USB-MIDI driver. Please download the KORG USB-MIDI driver from the Korg website, and install it following the instructions in the supplied document.
If you connect The TRITON tactile via a USB hub, it may not turn due to insufficient power. In that case, you should directly connect The TRITON tactile to the USB connector on the computer.
Use only the included USB cable.

Connect the AC Adapter

This unit uses a commercial AC adapter conforming to USB standards (DC5V 550 mA or higher), making it possible to use it as a standalone unit, without using a computer.

When using the controllers on this unit, a MIDI message is output from the MIDI OUT jack.

Be sure to use an AC adapter that conforms to USB2.0 standards. However, there may be cases where, depending on the USB AC adapter used, it will not function normally even when compatible with the standards.
When using an AC adapter, The TRITON taktile cannot be used for controlling the DAW software.

Connecting with headphones and audio equipment

Headphones, powered monitors or mixers should be connected to the OUTPUT jack on the right side of the main unit.

TIP When using a cable equipped with an adapter for conversion between standard and mini, hold the adapter when inserting or removing the plug.
When connecting a cable, do so with the device power OFF. Connecting with the power ON could cause damage to the connected equipment or cause it to malfunction. Also, be sure to turn down the volume on all devices that you want to connect.
You should avoid wearing headphones for extended periods of time at loud volume.

TRITON taktile

2. Basic Operations

Turning the power ON

This unit has no power switch. The power is turned ON by connecting the USB cable from unit to the computer USB terminal or USB AC adapter.

Turning the power OFF

The power is turned OFF when the USB cable that connects this unit to the computer or USB AC adapter is removed.

How to use the screen

1. Select a desired parameter with the page / buttons.
2. Specify a value for the parameter with the value slider. TIP Press the EXIT button to return to the original screen.

How to use the value slider

When you move a finger along the slider, a value will change continuously. To change the value one by one, press the end of the slider.

Only a fingertip should be used to control the value slider. You shouldn't use anything hard or pointed and you shouldn't be wearing gloves.

Using the built-in sound source for your performance

TRITON taktile includes 512 sounds created by tuning the program sounds mounted in the legendary KORG TRI-TON. You can easily perform with this unit without connecting to a computer.

TIP While the SOUND mode is ON, all MIDI messages will be transmitted on the Global MIDI channel regardless of which MIDI channel is specified for each controller.

1. Choosing the program

1. Press the SOUND button to switch to the SOUND mode (SOUND button lights up). The program/category names are shown in the display.
2. Change the program with the value slider.

1. Press the ASSIGN button to choose the category (LED lights up) and then press the F1-F8 buttons to select the lead program for the individual categories.

1. You can perform with the keyboard, touchpad and trigger pad. You can also modify the sounds in your performance by using the pitch bend wheel or modulation wheel to alter the notes that are played.

Changing the sound of program

You can change and modulate the sound of the program you've chosen.

You can use eight sliders to adjust the parameters that are assigned to individual programs.

Tip Refer to the Parameter Guide for the contents of the parameters.

It is not possible to store the settings of changed parameters to the memory. If a program is changed, the unit will return to the initial settings that are set to each program.

Registering to favorites

You can use the F1-F8 buttons to register and easily recall your favorite programs.

1. Select the program that you wish to register.
2. Press the ASSIGN button and select SET A or SET B (LED lights up).
3. While pressing the EXIT button, press the buttons from F1-F8 that you wish to use for registering, and register your favorites.
4. If you press the F1-F8 buttons with SET A or SET B selected, it is possible to instantly select the registered programs.

2. Performing along a scale

The TRITON tactile has a function that allows you to perform along a specified scale using the touchpad or the trigger pad.

This function simplifies procedures like triggering a sound with the trigger pad (chord scale) and playing a melody or a bass line with the touchpad (touch scale).

Specifying a scale and a key

Specify a scale and a key to be assigned to the touchpad or the trigger pad.

1. Choose the "Scale" or the "Key" parameter with the page k buttons, and specify a desired scale or key using the value slider.

Performing with the touchpad (touch scale)

The touch scale is a function that allows you to perform with the touchpad using the scale and key that you've specified.

1. Press the TOUCH SCALE button to enter touch scale mode.
2. Perform by rubbing your finger over the touchpad or tapping it.

Tip You can control parameters that were set by moving your finger on the touchpad in the longitudinal did information on how to set up parameters, please refer to the Parameter Guide.
Only a fingertip should be used to control the value slider. You shouldn't use anything hard or pointed and you shouldn't be wearing gloves.

Playing chords with the trigger pad (chord scale)

The chord scale is a function that allows you to play chords with the trigger pad using a specified key and scale.

1. Press the CHORD SCALE button to place the trigger pad into chord scale mode.
2. Perform by tapping the trigger pad.

1. When choosing the "Chord Variation" parameter with the page buttons, you can control the richness of the chords with the value slider.

You can make your performance more expressive by controlling the Variation parameter while you play.

3. Playing a drum with the trigger pad

Press the NOTE/CONTROL button to place the trigger pad into note/control mode.

Select the drum sound program and tap the trigger pad to perform ( 1 Choosing the program).

Tip With the DRS/HIT/SE category (F8 button), you can select the drum sound program.

Tip At the factory prior to shipment, optimum note messages for the general GM-compatible drum kit are assigned to the trigger pad. When using the software synthesizer, the software may not be compliant with the GM standard. Please change the assignment referring to The TRITON tactile Parameter Guide.

Selecting a trigger pad bank

The trigger pad of The TRITON taktile has two banks: A and B. For example, you can assign drum sounds to bank A. A a#d percussion sounds to bank B, or use both A and B for up to 32 (for the TRITON taktile-25, up to 16) sample triggers.

Choose the "Pad Bank" with the page / buttons, and select a bank with the value slider.

TIP An LED for the trigger pad lights up in red for bank A, and in blue for the bank B.
Tip To select between banks A and B, you can also press the NOTE/CONTROL button again.

TRITON taktile

4. Using the arpeggiator

The arpeggiator is a function that automatically plays a broken chord (arpeggio) when you play a chord.

1. Press the ARP button to turn on the arpeggiator.
2. Notes played on the keyboard, the touchpad, or the trigger pad will be played by the arpeggiator.

Tip When choosing the arpeggior parameter with the page button s, you can change the arpeggior with the value slider. For parameters that can be set up, please refer to The TRITON tactile Parameter Guide.

5. Useful functions

Octave shift

Specify the range of the keyboard, the touch scale, and the chord scale in octave steps.

1. Whenever you press the OCTAVE +/- buttons, the range will shift in increments of one octave up and down.

Tip When pressing the OCTAVE + button and the OCTAVE - button simultaneously, you can return the octave state to zero, where there is no shifting.

TIP Each program has an upper limit, and may not produce sound when played above that limit.

Transpose

Transpose the keyboard in semitone steps.

1. Choose the "Transpose" parameter with the page K buttons, and set it up using the value slider.

Use as MIDI Controller

You can connect this unit to a computer with a USB cable and use it with a software synthesizer or DAW/MIDI synthesizer, etc.

1. About a scene

setup

Meaning of a scene

A group of settings in The TRITON tactile that suits software such as a DAW is called a scene. Up to 16 scenes can be stored in the main unit of The TRITON tactile. Settings that support representative software are incorporated in The TRITON tactile beforehand.

Tip You can also customize scene settings. For information on how to customize them, please refer to the Parameter Guide of The TRITON taktile.

How to select a scene

Choose the "Scene" parameter with the page/ buttons, and select a desired scene with the value slider. shift

2. MIDI port

KEYBOARD/CTRL, SOUND/ CTRL

MIDI messages from each controller, such as the keyboard and trigger pad of The TRITON tactile will be input. In addition, they are used when you control the built-in sound source.

DAW IN, DAW OUT

These ports are used for controlling DAW software.

MIDI I/F OUT

These ports are used as MIDI interfaces. They are used when you input MIDI messages into your computer from external MIDI equipment or when you control external MIDI equipment from your computer.

In the Windows environment, a port name, such as "TRITON tactile-49" and "MIDIIN2(TRITON tactile-49)," will not be displayed. Since it is usually displayed in the above order, please specify the corresponding port on the software. When you install the KORG USB-MIDI driver, a MIDI port name will be displayed.

3. How to Set Up DAW Software

For detailed setup and use of third party DAW software, please refer to the instruction manual of that came with your DAW software.
If the scene settings in The TRITON tactile have changed from the factory settings, it may not function as follows.

Cubase

1. Display the "Scene" parameter with the page buttons, and choose "Cubase" with the value slider.
2. Open the "Device Setup" window in Cubase, and add

Mackie Control to "Devices."

1. Open the added Mackie Control page, and specify the DAW IN/OUT ports of The TRITON taktile in the MIDI input/output section that you want to be used by Mackie Control.
2. Open the "MIDI Port Setup" page, and uncheck "In 'All MIDI Inputs" for the DAW IN/OUT ports of The TRITON taktile.

Digital Performer

1. Display the "Scene" parameter with the page / buttons, and choose the scene for "DP" with the value slider.

Settings at "Audio MIDI Setup"

• Start "Applications" "Utilities" "Audio MIDI Setup" to open "MIDI Studio," and execute "Add Device."
• Name the added device appropriately. (e.g., TRITON taktile DP)

• Connect the added device to The TRITON taktile as shown on the left.
  TIP When using the KORG USB-MIDI driver, connect the INPUT/OUTPUT port of the device to the "DAW IN" and "DAW OUT."

• Open the "Control Surface" window in Digital Performer, and choose Mackie Control in "Driver" and "Unit."

• Choose the "DAW IN/OUT" ports of The TRITON taktile in the "MIDI" section.

Tip For Digital Performer, the CYCLE button on the transport buttons functions as an on/off button for the Memory Cycle. However, even if you turn on the Memory Cycle, the CYCLE button will not light up.

Tip For Digital Performer, the SET MARKER button does not function.

Live

1. Display the "Scene" parameter with the page<@bot-tons, and choose "Live" with the value slider.
2. Open the "Preferences" window, and choose Mackie Control in the "Control Surface" section.
3. Specify the DAW IN/OUT ports of The TRITON tactile in the MIDI input/output section that you want to be used by Mackie Control.

GarageBand/Logic

Please download The TRITON tactile Control Surface plug-in for GarageBand/Logic from the Korg website, and set it up according to the supplied document.

Pro Tools

1. Display the "Scene" parameter with the page buttons, and choose "Pro Tools" with the value slider.
2. Open the "Peripherals" window in Pro Tools, and choose HUI in "Type."
3. Specify the DAW IN/OUT ports of The TRITON tactile in the source and destination sections that you want to be used by the HUI.

SONAR

1. Display the "Scene" parameter with the page buttons, and choose "SONAR" with the value slider.
2. Open the "Preferences" window in SONAR, check off the KEYBOARD/CTRL, SOUND/CTRL port and DAW IN/OUT port of The TRITON tactile in both "Inputs" and "Outputs" on the "Devices" page, and press the Apply button.
3. On the "Control Surfaces" page, open the "Control Surface Settings" dialog with the button to add a control surface, and specify "Mackie Control" in "Control Surface," and the DAW IN/OUT ports of The TRITON tactile in the "Input Port" and "Output Port" sections.

Other software

1. Display the "Scene" parameter with the page buttons, and choose "Generic CC" with the value slider.
2. Set up your application so that it can be controlled through the control change messages that are output by the "KEYBOARD/CTRL, SOUND/CTRL" port of The TRITON taktile.

Tip For information on how to set up your application, please added refer to the instruction manual of the application.

4. Performing with the software

synthesizer

While creating sounds, you may be required to connect the computer and load the software synthesizer beforehand on the DAW software or in order to set the track recording condition, etc. For details, refer to the User's Manual of the software you are using.

Using the keyboard for your performance

Use the keyboard to confirm that the software synthesizer is emitting sounds.

In the same way as the control operations explained in "using the sound source for your performance," use the pitch-bend wheel and modulation wheel to try changing the sound.

You can also carry out operations such as "playing according to the scale," "playing the drum with the trigger pad," or "using the arpeggiator."

TRITON taktile

5. Controlling software

1. If the SOUND button is lit up, press the SOUND button to turn off its light.

1. When you choose the "TRACK PAD" page with the page <buttons, the left and right sides on the value slider will function as a left click and a right click respectively.

1. You can use knobs, sliders and F1-F8 buttons to control your software synthesizer, etc.

Tip For parameters that can be controlled using knobs, sliders, and F1-F8 buttons, please refer to the Parame Guide.

Tip For information on how to set up your application, please refer to the instruction manual of your software.

Using the touchpad for control

1. Press the CONTROL button to place the touchpad into control mode.
2. Since control change messages are transmitted when you touch the touchpad, release your finger, and move it, assign the control change messages at your software synthesizer.

Specifications

Connectors: MIDI OUT connector, ASSIGNABLE PEDAL jack, ASSIGNABLE SWITCH jack, OUTPUT jack, USB connector (B type)

Power supply: USB bus power mode

Current consumption: 500mA or less

Operating temperature:

0- +40^ (non-condensing)

Included items: USB cable, Owner's manual

• Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice for improvement.

6. Using the Unit as the Mouse for Your Computer

1. Press the TRACK PAD button to place the touchpad into trackpad mode.
2. Control the mouse cursor of your computer by rubbing your finger over the touchpad.

When you tap the touchpad, it will function as a left click. Additionally, by rubbing y our two fingers over the touchpad up and down, you can use it for scrolling the screen up and down.

Précautions

Emplacement

Prises: Prise MIDI OUT, Prise ASSIGNABLE PEDAL, Prise ASSIGNABLE SWITCH, Prise OUTPUT, Prise USB-B

0 +40^ (sans condensation)

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Display Scale	Name Scale [Key C]
1 Chromatic Chromatic C, C	#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B
2 Ionian Ionian C, D, E, F, G, A, B
3 Dorian Dorian C, D, D	#, F, G, A, A#
4 Phrygian Phrygian C, C	#, D#, F, G, G#, A#
5 Lydian Lydian C, D, E, F	#, G, A, B
6 Mixolydian Mixolydian C, D, E, F, G, A, A#
7 Aeolian Aeolian C, D, D#, F, G, G#, A#
8 Locrian Locrian C, C#, D#, F, F#, G#, A#
9 Harm minor Harmonic minor C, D, D#, F, G, G#, B
10 Melo minor Melodic minor C, D, D#, F, G, A, B
11 Major Blues Major Blues C, D, D#, E, G, A
12 minor Blues minor Blues C, D#, F, F#, G, A#
13 Diminished Diminished C, D, D#, F, F#, G#, A, B
14 Com.Dim Combination Diminished C, C#, D#, E, F#, G, A, A#
15 Major Penta Major Pentatonic C, D, E, G, A
16 minor Penta minor Pentatonic C, D#, F, G, A#
17 Raga1 Raga Bhairav C, C#, E, F, G, G#, B
18 Raga2 Raga Gamanasrama C, C#, E, F#, G, A, B
19 Raga3 Raga Todi C, C#, D#, F#, G, G#, B
20 Arabian Arabian C, D, E, F, F#, G#, A#
21 Spanish Spanish C, C#, D#, E, F, G, G#, A#
22 Gypsy Gypsy C, D, D#, F#, G, G#, B
23 Egyptian Egyptian C, D, F, G, A #
24 Hawaiian Hawaiian C, D, D#, G, A
25 Pelog Bali Island Pelog C, C#, D#, G, G#
26 Japanese Japanese Miyakobushi C, F, F, G, G#
27 Ryukyu Ryukyu C, E, F, G, B
28 Chinese Chinese C, E, F #, G, B
29 Bass Line Bass Line C, G, A#
30 Whole Tone Whole Tone C, D, E, F#, G#, A#
31 minor 3rd minor 3rd Interval C, D#, F, A
32 Major 3rd Major 3rd Interval C, E, G#
33 4th Interval 4th Interval C, F, A#
34 5th Interval 5th Interval C, G
35 Octave Octave C

Parts of the TRITON taktile

1. Touchpad
2. Value slider
3. Display
4. page k buttons
5. SETTING button
6. EXIT button
7. SOUND button
8. TRACK buttons
9. ASSIGN button, LED
10. TOUCH PAD MODE buttons
11. TRIGGER PAD MODE buttons
12. ARP button
13. Transport buttons
14. Trigger pad
15. Pitch wheel
16. Modulation wheel
17. OCTAVE +/- buttons
18. F1-F8 bottons
19. Sliders

20. Knobs (TRITON taktile49 only)
    a. ASSIGNABLE SWITCH jack
    b. ASSIGNABLE PEDAL jack
    c. MIDI OUT connector
    d. OUTPUT jack
    e. USB connector (B type)
    f. Functional ground terminal

21. Pavé tactile

22. Curseur de valeur
23. Affichage
24. Boutons de page
25. Bouton SETTING
26. Bouton EXIT
27. Bouton SOUND
28. Boutons TRACK
29. Bouton ASSIGN, témoin d'alimentation
30. Boutons de TOUCH PAD MODE
31. Boutons de TRIGGER PAD MODE
32. Bouton ARP
33. Boutons de transport
34. Pad déclencheur
35. Molette de pitch bend
36. Molette de modulation
37. Boutons OCTAVE +/-
38. Boutons F1~F8
39. Curseurs

40. Commandes (TRITON taktile49 uniquement)
    a. Prise ASSIGNABLE SWITCH
    b. Prise ASSIGNABLE PEDAL
    c. Prise MIDI OUT
    d. Prise OUTPUT
    e. Prise USB-B
    f. Terminal de mise à la terre

41. Touchpad

42. Value-Slider
43. Display
44. page /'faster
45. SETTING-Taste
46. EXIT-Taste
47. SOUND-Taste
48. TRACK Tasten
49. ASSIGN-Taste, LED
50. TOUCH PAD MODE-Tasten
51. TRIGGER PAD MODE-Tasten
52. ARP-Taste
53. Transporttasten
54. Triggerpad
55. Pitch-Bend-Rad
56. Modulationsrad
57. OCTAVE +/- Tasten
58. F1-F8 Tasten
59. Schieberegler

60. Regler (nur TRITON tactile 49)
    a. ASSIGNABLE SWITCH-Buchse
    b. ASSIGNABLE PEDAL-Buchse
    c. MIDI OUT-Anschluss
    d. OUTPUT-Buchse
    e. USB-B-Anschluss
    f. Funktionale Masseklemme

61. Panel tactile

62. Barra deslizante de valor
63. Visualización
    4.Botones de pagina 1/
64. Botón SETTING
65. Botón EXIT
66. Botón SOUND
    8.Botones TRACK
67. Botón ASSIGN, LED
68. Botones TOUCH PAD MODE
69. Botones TRIGGER PAD MODE
70. Botón ARP
71. Botones de transporte
72. Pad de disparo
73. Rueda de inflexion de tono
74. Rueda de modulación
    17.Botones OCTAVE + / -
    18.Botones F1-F8
75. Barras deslizantes
76. Mandos (TRITON taktile49 solamente)
    a. Jack ASSIGNABLE SWITCH
    b. Jack ASSIGNABLE PEDAL
    c. Conector MIDI OUT
    d. Jack OUTPUT
    e. Conector USB-B
    f. Terminal de tierra funcional

TRITON taktile

Functional ground terminal

This is the terminal (screw) for connecting this machine to a ground. When connecting a ground, loosen this terminal (screw), and then use a ground wire to ground the machine.

After loosening the terminal (screw), be sure to tighten it. In addition, do not use the machine with this terminal (screw) removed.

Tip If this machine is connected to an audio interface, noise may be generated due to the potential difference of the ground depending on the connections of peripheral devices. The noise may be reduced by connecting a ground wire to the functional ground terminal of the audio interface.

Number	Name Category Sub Category
309Rz. Down	SYNTH Slow
310FreedomPad	SYNTH Slow
311Noble Pad	SYNTH Slow
312Ultra Sweep	SYNTH Slow
313Power Rez	SYNTH Slow
314Cyclic Pad	SYNTH Slow
315Pads Waves	SYNTH Slow
316Gj Ice Pad	SYNTH Slow
317Antartic Pad SYNTH	Slow
318Harmo Pad SYNTH	Slow
319JavenVibe SYNTH	Slow
320Metal Pad	SYNTH Slow
321Lonley Pad SYNTH	Slow
322RavelianPad	SYNTH Slow
323Air Pad	SYNTH Slow
324Lava Lakes	SYNTH Slow
325Waves Pad	SYNTH Slow
326(Meditate)	SYNTH Slow
327Time Warp	SYNTH Slow
328Gostly Str SYNTH	Slow
329Svn Ghostly	SYNTH Slow
330Cloud Pad	SYNTH Slow
331Pads Pad SYNTH	Slow
332Wheel Pad SYNTH	Slow
333SwirlingPad	SYNTH Motion
334Tlinkin' Pad SYNTH	Motion
335ShistarPad SYNTH	Motion
336Crimson5ths	SYNTH Motion
337Rizzo Pad	SYNTH Motion
338GliathPad	SYNTH Motion
339Water Pad	SYNTH Motion
340Virtual Pad	SYNTH Motion
341Flying Pad	SYNTH Motion
342OXYGEN SYNTH	Motion
343Transform	SYNTH Motion
344MonCycles SYNTH	Motion
345Bubble Pad	SYNTH Motion
346Astral Pad	SYNTH Motion
347Rez Sweep	SYNTH Motion
348Sweeper Str SYNTH	Motion
349OneNotePad	SYNTH Motion
350X Sweeper	SYNTH Motion
351Dial Filterz SYNTH	Motion
352FilterSweep SYNTH	Motion
353Mallet Pad	SYNTH Motion
354Rhythm Pad	SYNTH Motion
355Random Pad	SYNTH Motion
356Moon Talker	SYNTH Motion
357Tomorrow's	SYNTH Motion
358Motion Pad	SYNTH Motion
359RhythmPad SYNTH	Motion
360Fenger SYNTH	Motion
361Fugue L.F.O.	SYNTH Motion
362Zoomator	SYNTH Motion
363Space Pod	SYNTH Motion
364Filter Gate SYNTH	Motion
365Snow Lead	SYNTH Syn Lead
366R&B Lead	SYNTH Syn Lead
367ResRes One SYNTH	Syn Lead
368ElectroLead	SYNTH Syn Lead
369False Lead	SYNTH Syn Lead
370Mni Lead	SYNTH Syn Lead
371Slow Lead	SYNTH Syn Lead
372SquareLead SYNTH	Syn Lead

Number	Name Category Sub Category
3730	d&Analog SYNTH Syn	Lead
3740	d Porta SYNTH Syn Lead
3750	ding Squ SYNTH Syn	Lead
376T	ancerLead SYNTH Syn	Lead
377R	ch Lead SYNTH Syn Lead
378H	hHopLead SYNTH Syn	Lead
379T	tinAnaLead SYNTH Syn	Lead
380C	t Lead SYNTH Syn Lead
381S	e Lead 1 SYNTH Syn	Lead
382D	ance Lead SYNTH Syn	Lead
383B	ass/Lead SYNTH Syn	Lead
384P	WM Lead SYNTH Syn	Lead
385G	ide Lead SYNTH Syn	Lead
386O	to Lead SYNTH Syn Lead
387S	pperLead SYNTH Syn	Lead
388T	chno Stat SYNTH Syn Lead
389R	ave Stabz SYNTH Syn	Lead
390S	yn Pipes SYNTH Syn Lead
391S	ncro City SYNTH Syn	Lead
392F	t Sync SYNTH Syn Lead
393B	ian'sSync SYNTH Syn	Lead
394S	nc Kronic SYNTH Syn	Lead
395B	usy Sync SYNTH Syn Lead
396X	ynced SYNTH Syn Lead
397F	ire Wave SYNTH Syn	Lead
398X	ModRaver SYNTH Syn	Lead
399S	d Kit 1	DRS/HIT/SE	Natural
400H	use Kit DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
401P	yocho Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
402O	ch&Ethno DRS/HIT/SE	Perc
403V	yo Hit	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
404Gr	Hit	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
405C	hipperHit	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
406W	ld Arp	DRS/HIT/SE	Sdecay
407Es	Bell	DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
408F	ture Bell DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
409D	gi Bells 1 DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
410V	Bell Boy	DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
411M	alletSkulls DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
412J	ust Do It!!	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
413L	oop-Iteria	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
414T	techno Vox DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
415M	onster	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
416S	d Kit 2	DRS/HIT/SE	Natural
417B	ush Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Natural
418P	power Kit DRS/HIT/SE	Natural
419H	pHop Kit DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
420D	n'B Kit DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
421T	icky Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
422K	ing Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Natural
423J	zPitchKit DRS/HIT/SE	Natural
424U	GLY Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
425V	ACKy Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
426D	hBGateKit	DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
427N	nasty Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
428P	yPitchKit	DRS/HIT/SE	Dance
429P	erc Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Perc
430B	&D/SD Kit 1	DRS/HIT/SE	Perc
431B	&D/SD Kit 2	DRS/HIT/SE	Perc
432C	mbals Kit	DRS/HIT/SE	Perc
433T	hyPercKit	DRS/HIT/SE	Perc
434M	MX Perc DRS/HIT/SE	Perc
435M	arc Tree	DRS/HIT/SE	Perc
436G	ng	DRS/HIT/SE	Perc

Number	Name	Category	Sub	Category
437P	zz Hit	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
438	lass Hit	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
439	gan Hit DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
440	recordHit 1	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
441	recordHit 2	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
442	techOrgHit DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
443	lab Hit	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
444	aggae Hit DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
445	popGtr Hit DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
446	angele Hit DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
447	Jingle Hit	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
448	crazy Wah DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
449	baMessage	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
450	irk Hit DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
451	KarmaSutra	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
452	India Hit DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
453	ega Drum	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
454	baster	DRS/HIT/SE	Hits
455	lip Blip	DRS/HIT/SE	Sdecay
456	ba Lover DRS/HIT/SE	S.decay
457	Tp Twins DRS/HIT/SE	S.decay
458	Auto Pilot DRS/HIT/SE	S.decay
459	tropic Bells	DRS/HIT/SE	Blll
460	Finger Cym	DRS/HIT/SE	Blll
461	bathyBells	DRS/HIT/SE	Blll
462	gi Bells 2 DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
463	Crystal Bells DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
464	Bess Bell	DRS/HIT/SE	Blll
465	Bottle Bell DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
466	oving Bellz	DRS/HIT/SE	Blll
467	thin Bell	DRS/HIT/SE	Blll
468	igi-Bell	DRS/HIT/SE	Blll
469	Magical Bells	DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
470	Tinkle Bells	DRS/HIT/SE	Blll
471	hybrid Bell DRS/HIT/SE	Bell
472	Kalimba 1	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
473	Kalimba 2	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
474	arimba	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
475	h Rimba DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
476	Log Drum DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
477	Dr&Bell	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
478	BaliGamelon	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
479	am-Gong DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
480	Gamelan	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
481	Steel Drum	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
482	Cow/Agogo	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
483	vibraphone	DRS/HIT/SE	Mallet
484	borg Hit	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
485	Back Box DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
486	Tambo-FX	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
487	SpaceShip* DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
488	biting	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
489	CompuShift	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
490	vanishingFX DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
491	DistantLight	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
492	NewVoyage	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
493	CosmicToys	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
494	Motion FX	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
495	emispheres	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
496	soundscapes	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
497	onic Blast DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
498	teamSweep DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
499	eat Wall	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
500	cosmic FX DRS/HIT/SE	SFX

Number	Name Category Sub Category
501Water FX	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
502	SolarSurfing	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
503Dark Night DRS/HIT/SE		SFX
504Frozen	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
505Opt-on	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
506Venusian	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
507ReverseVox	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
508Lionie Bin DRS/HIT/SE		SFX
509D Touch DRS/HIT/SE		SFX
510Birds&Bugs	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
511BadWeather	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX
512WispyWind	DRS/HIT/SE	SFX

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS

This product has been manufactured according to strict specifications and voltage requirements that are applicable in the country in which it is intended that this product should be used. If you have purchased this product via the internet, through mail order, and/or via a telephone sale, you must verify that this product is intended to be used in the country in which you reside.

WARNING: Use of this product in any country other than that for which it is intended could be dangerous and could invalidate the manufacturer's or distributor's warranty. Please also retain your receipt as proof of purchase otherwise your product may be disqualified from the manufacturer's or distributor's warranty.