KORG D1600 - Manual (Page 13)

KORG D1600 Guided Tour
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D1600 Additional Features:
Uncompressed recording and playback at 44.1kHz:
The D1600 provides the utmost in sound quality, with no data compression in recording and playback! Select
8 track simultaneous recording / 16 track playback @16 bit, or 4 track simultaneous recording / 8 track
playback @24 bit. Your projects will sound amazing, from initial recording to final mastering!
Interchangeable Hard Disk feature:
When the internal hard drive is full, you can easily remove it, along with the hard disk cartridge, and install
another hard disk and cartridge. The low cost and high memory capacity of IDE hard drives allows for fast
and efficient management of your projects in this way!
Included SCSI-2 50 pin connector:
For recording and backing up your projects to external hard disk and removable media such as Jaz, Orb, etc.
Also for connection to compatible CDR/RW drives, if you don’t have an internal CDR/RW drive installed.
Produce and burn an audio CD, or backup your audio data to CDR/RW media- directly on the D1600:
Install a Korg or compatible CDR/RW internal drive, and create audio CDs with the D1600. Or use the
CDR/RW drive to economically-backup your valuable data. Note: The latest listing of compatible drives can
be found by visiting the Korg website: korg.com.
Phantom power, switch-able for Channels 1-4:
Rear panel XLR and 1/4 inch connectors for Channels 1-4, plus switch-able phantom power for each of the
XLR inputs!
Built-in cooling fan:
The internal fan is configured to run when the D1600 is stopped or during playback, but automatically shuts
down when you begin recording!
100 Scenes, 100 Mark points and 4 Locate points per song:
Store "snapshot" Scene automation of fader, pan, EQ and effect send levels, and name your scenes for easy
recall! Create specific Mark points in the song structure, name them for convenient access to "Verse",
"Chorus", "Solo" etc., and immediately jump to these registered locations. Store four Locate points for instant
access to specific areas in your song with top panel keys.
Selectable levels of UNDO:
Use the UNDO / REDO function to step back through the previous recording or editing operations, so that
you have plenty of opportunity to fix any mistakes that happen. Select 99, 8 or 1 as UNDO levels.
Time Stretching:
Match tempo between recordings of different tempo, or fit recording into a specific time length.