Native Instruments O Kore 2 Operation Manual

42, KORE 2 – 42 3.3 Global controls Some parts of KORE 2’s interface are of a global nature and independent of the KoreSounds that currently sit in the Sound Matrix. These are, for example, the stand-alone version’s application menu, the g loBal P lug - in M enu of the plug-in, the g lo…

210, KORE 2 – 210 Now you are in the Page stack of your KoreSound. The d iSPlay H eader always displays your location by stating that you are viewing a uSer Page and shows the name of that Page. This SingleSound has two pre-dened uSer PageS and we can toggle them via the uP/down buttons. Yo…

131, Native Instruments O Kore 2 KORE 2 – 131 The entry B rowSe … opens a standard le system dialog window for you to navigate to a location of your choice. Depending on the kind of KoreSound and what you want to do with it, your options on this menu will differ. “Standard” user content will go into t…

80, KORE 2 – 80 Also, it is easy to expand the top level of the S ound M atrix by adding more components without clutter. MultiSounds as songs The MultiSound concept is very convenient when it comes to structuring a live performance. Simply put all the stuff you need for a song…

184, KORE 2 – 184 Label Function Range Unit Low / High Velocity Control Use these to specify the lower and upper margins of the MIDI velocity values that the lter will let through. Click with the mouse and drag up or down to change the values. For example: if you choose a low …

161, KORE 2 – 161 3.8.19 Limiter The liMiter restricts the level of all signals to a particular reference level (in this case, 0dB). It is equivalent to a compressor (see above) with an innitely high compression ratio, or conceptually like the governor on a motor that restricts the maximum num…