#Korg arranger how to
The pale orange backlit LCD display will continually show the chord you’re playing in the top right corner, while a keyboard display along the bottom indicates what notes you’re currently playing, which is useful when you’re trying to work out how to play a song. Simple enough, but from the front panel decals alone, inscrutable enough to cause some head-scratching for new users. Volume adjustments seem to be mostly achieved by holding down the button for the function I wanted to adjust and then use the jog wheel to make the adjustment. This state can be returned to at any point by pressing the red Grand Piano button on the control panel.īeyond that, the interface isn’t the easiest to get to grips with - without conventional four-arrow navigation controls or an exit button, on first examination I couldn’t figure out how to change the tempo of the current style (I had to hold down the Shift button and spin the jog wheel to do this) or back out of a mode and get back to the voice selection screen.īasic adjustments like accompaniment tempo and individual part volume adjustment just aren’t obvious at first, so I resorted to reaching for the quick start guide to help. Interface-wise, the ‘turn on and play’ test was passed - a press of the power button and seconds later I had the default Grand Piano setting beneath my fingers, although for a main acoustic piano voice this had what I felt was a slightly electronic, Yamaha CP-80-esque tang to it.
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