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Korg Triton Studio Keyboard Tutorial for the S. Play

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Summary: How to use the S. Play function of the Korg Triton Studio keyboard synthesizer; learn this and more in this free instruction video about musical instruments taught by expert RT Ouk.

Views: 666 | Tags: instrument, piano, keyboard, play, playing, synth, synthesizer, studio, electronic, sequencing, Korg, Triton, sequencer

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RT Ouk RT Ouk is the owner of the The Armory Recording Studios in Newington, Conn. He has been a music producer and audio engineer for over 10 years. Ouk is also the... read more

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Korg Triton Studio Keyboard Tutorial for the S. Play

The S-play mode stands for "Song Play Mode." In this mode you can play your songs, add effects to them and change them up anyway you like. To get to the song play mode, you just press the 'S. Play' button; it's going to bring you to a song play menu. From this one you can choose the file and you can choose the actual MIDI file or the sequence you just created within your sequence mode. From this screen, you can actually go to 'preferences', or no, you can go to 'menu' and click either track to affect different track parameters, control setup parameters, you can actually select directories where you want to bring files in from, the arpeggiator, insert effect and the master effect. Within this insert effect, you can actually insert effects to any one of the tracks or insert a master effect on the entire track itself. This is very good for mastering your tracks and changing the EQ of your final overall mix.

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