Cutoff in Sequencer mode?

[emilloparski]

Hi, guys!

Can someone help me with the Sequencer mode... Maybe that's easy to you...I am trying to record a synth sound through midi connection, so I go to Seq mode, I choose the first midi channel, put some synth sound, but I am not able to manipulate the CUTOFF, and I want to be progressively changing through the theme. So basically I want to know, how do I set up the cutoff, I didn't see that option on IFX tab, and how do I route it to the PAN/Cutoff Knob?

Thanks in advance!

Emil

[Mike Conway]

I am trying to record a synth sound through midi connection

Do you mean an external synth or a sound on the Kronos? If on the Kronos:

Go to Sequence mode.

On your screen, press the CONTROL SURFACE tab. Select TONE ADJUST (left side). This will show you the Tone Adjust parameter screen.

Important: On the right side of the screen you will see TRACK. Select "T1....T16," depending on which track (sound) you want to affect.

Highlight any controller to assign FILTER CUTOFF.

Next time you record, overdub the knob or slider move and it will be part of your song.

[Korgdude123]

Was your problem resolved?

[emilloparski]

I am trying to record a synth sound through midi connection

Do you mean an external synth or a sound on the Kronos? If on the Kronos:

Go to Sequence mode.

On your screen, press the CONTROL SURFACE tab. Select TONE ADJUST (left side). This will show you the Tone Adjust parameter screen.

Important: On the right side of the screen you will see TRACK. Select "T1....T16," depending on which track (sound) you want to affect.

Highlight any controller to assign FILTER CUTOFF.

Next time you record, overdub the knob or slider move and it will be part of your song.

Fantastic, it worked! Thank you so much! You guys are so helpful!

Cheers!

[LaserBun]

any idea if you can assign effect controls in this way?

I don't own a Kronos yet - just need to know if you can automate effect parameters?

all the best

Tim

[alland]

any idea if you can assign effect controls in this way?

Generally - Yes, but all effect have many controls - not all can be assigned to knob or control source.