Picking Effects for Korg Keyboard Hip Hop Beats

Video Transcript

"So in our last segment, we hit "Menu" and we went to "IFX" which means "individual effects" Now if you go to "MFX", you hit "menu" again, it will come up and go to "MFX" which means "Master effects", it brings you to this. You have a "track EQ" over here where you can bump the bass or take down the middle range. Again what I like to do is bump the bass for the drums and then when you go and mix your actual sounds, you want to turn the bass down, because the bass is going to come out way to loud. Now you have two things over here that say "No Effect", and those are your individual effects. So, I am going to put "Effect One", you can hear it already effecting, here is the delay alright. You have to turn the effects on too. you got to turn the level of the effect up, so if I turn the effect up now it has a delay. So, now I want my second effect to be reverb, so I am going to go change to "reverb", "Room reverb" right there, then I have to go and hit "RTN" and turn that up, then you can here how it has that affect. Then again, if you want to shut certain effects out, I can go to "Track one", and I just want the reverb on there, so I can turn this first effect down, now I just have the reverb. I do not have the delay, but if I turn it up again now I have the delay again. So you can go through and mess around with the effects, it is a long process, but if you want to get specific sounds and you want them sounding good it is a good process to go through. Again, you are just going back and forth from "Master effects" and "Individual effects" and you want to pick you master effects and then assign them individually to each track, which you can do on your Korg Triton."