Korg monotribe, Руководство пользователя

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8
Connections
The following illustration shows an example of typical connections.
Connect your equipment as appropriate for your needs.
to AC outlet
AC adapter
(sold separately)
Monitor speaker
(with amplifier)
Head-
phones
1 8 2 3 4 5 6 7
monotribe
monotribe
Audio player
SYNC IN
SYNC OUT
You must turn off the power before connecting anything. Careless
usage may damage your speaker system or cause other malfunc-
tions.
1. Power switch
This turns the power on/off. To turn the power off, press and hold
the switch.
2. DC 9V jack
Connect the optional AC adapter here.
3. AUDIO IN jack
An external audio source connected to the AUDIO IN jack will be
mixed with the VCO (p.11) and sent through the VCF (p.11) and VCA
(p.11). You can use this to expand the monotribe’s sonic possibilities,
or use it as an effect processor for a separate audio source.
A signal input in stereo will be mixed to mono.
4. OUTPUT jack
Connect the monotribe’s OUTPUT jack to the INPUT jack of your
mixer or powered monitor speakers. The output signal is monaural,
but the jack will accept either monaural phone plugs or stereo phone
plugs (unbalanced).
5. HEADPHONES jack
Connect your headphones (stereo mini-plug) here.
6. SYNC OUT jack
This jack outputs a 5V pulse of 15ms at the beginning of each step.
You can use this to synchronize another monotribe or other compati-
ble equipment such as an analog sequencer to this monotribe unit. A
Global menu setting (p.16) lets you specify the polarity of the pulse.
7. SYNC IN jack
If the SYNC IN jack is connected, the internal step clock will be ig-
nored, and the sequencer will proceed through its steps according to
the pulses that are input to this jack. You can use this jack to synchro-
nize the monotribe’s steps with pulses that are output from another
monotribe unit, your analog sequencer or the audio output of a DAW.
A Global menu setting (p.16) lets you specify the polarity of the puls-
es that are detected.