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Korg MR-2000S CD Player User Manual

1. 28 System setting SYSTEM 29 LCD Contrast auresntnianiapiniuieto uui snnt ied 29 Synchronization clock setting Clock Source 29 Analog reference level setting Reference Level 29 Mark mode setting Mark Mode 30 Device information Device Info 30 DSD output fillter settings DSD Filter 30 Project name setting Project Name 31 Resetting the system setting Factory Reset 31 Formatting the hard disk HDD Format 31 Updating the software SoftwareUpdate 32 Using the MR 2000S with your computer 33 SB WO GS cirein AE 33 Hard disk structure and files 33 Using the AudioGate software J5 Appendix ditte 36 Troubleshooting 36 Po c 36 Various messages 37 Specifications 38 Main sections cusvevetcitrstesr texivetse erba vac ey tids 38 Main specifications sss 38 Included items eeesseessee 39 Demo Project eeeeeeseeeeeeese 39 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Korg MR 2000S 1 bit studio recorder In order to take full advantage of your new equipment please read this manual carefully and use the product as directed When you ve read the manual keep it safe for future referenc
2. DFF 0001 Project folder You are free to edit this name after recording p 19 On the MR 20006 each of these project folders is handled in the same way as an audio file Selecting the input source Here s how to select the input source that you want to use The audio signal from the input jack that you specify here will be the audio that is input during record ready mode or while recording EE With the factory settings the clock source p 29 is set to Internal amp An error will occur if you attempt to record in 1 bit format while S P DIF is selected L 4 Press the menu button use the dial to select SYSTEM from the menu list and press the enter but ton to confirm The SYSTEM setting screen will appear In the SYSTEM setting screen use the dial to select Input Source and then press the enter button to confirm The Input Source setting screen will appear Selection icon System setting screen PLAY MODE QO LCD Contrast PLAY MODE REC MODE Mark Mode REC MODE INPUT LEVEL Project Name INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD O Clock Source PEAK HOLD PF S STEP Input Source Use the dial to select the desired input source and press the enter button to confirm There will be a check mark in the check box for the input jack you ve selected and confirmed XLR Balanced analog input RCA Unbalanced analog input S P DIF Digital input amp If you select S P DIF the clock source p 29 will switch to S P DIF in r
3. When installing the MR 2000S in an EIA standard rack case make sure to allow sufficient spacing and openings at the back to ensure adequate cooling Rear panel 10 AC connector Connect the power supply cable included here USB connector This lets you use a USB cable to connect the MR 2000S to your computer WORD CLOCK OUT jack This jack outputs the same synchronization word clock as the project p 10 or file I When operating in 1 bit format this will output 44 1 kHz WORD CLOCK IN jack This jack allows the input of an external synchronization word clock in a range of 44 1 kHz 192 kHz iS When operating in 1 bit format and using an external word clock for synchronization 44 1 kHz must be input in order to operate correctly S P DIF OUT jack COAXIAL This is an S P DIF digital signal IEC60958 output jack If the format of the project p 10 or file is WAV this will output the same audio as the LINE OUT jacks at that sampling frequency and bit depth RE For MP3 the bit depth is fixed at 16 bits for 1 bit no signal will be output S P DIF IN jack COAXIAL This is an S P DIF digital signal IEC60958 input jack Balanced output jacks XLR These are balanced outputs that allow XLR connectors to be used They output the same audio as the RCA jacks Unbalanced output jacks RCA These are unbalanced outputs that allow RC A connectors to be used They output the same audio as the XLR jacks Bala
4. 17 2 The project file edit screen will appear with the name of the selected file in the top line 3 Use the dial to select Information and press the enter button to confirm Details about the project file will be displayed Delete O DFF 5 6MHz Add to Play List Time 0A HAHA AAR Information xa OKE dark List O mas Apes Protect Date 4 When you ve finished viewing the details press the exit button to return to the project file edit screen 9 Using marks within a project If you ve made an extended recording such as a live performance or a practice session you can quickly navigate between songs or to a desired location by using markers to move while you listen to the program or by fast forwarding or rewinding according to the counter time However the MR 20005 also lets you add marks to a project during recording or playback and use the rewind and fast forward buttons to rapidly move between these marks during playback SE Even if the file a WAV or DSDIFF file that can be recognized by the MR 2000S was recorded and edited by another device you can still use marks to move through the audio file However you will not be able to edit the marks Adding a mark To add a mark simply press the record button during recording or playback You can add up to 100 marks and edit them later You can set the Mark Mode p 30 so that the file will be divided at marked locations during recording Ej Markers are automatical
5. 27 ES If you want to change the nominal level reference level of the balanced inputs and outputs please refer to Analog reference level setting Reference Level on page 29 1 Press the menu button use the dial to select INPUT LEVEL from the menu list and press the enter button to confirm The Input Level screen will appear Input level screen Input LEVEL 7 5 PLAY MODE O Input Gain L R Link PLAY MODE REC MODE InL Gain BH BBHBdB REC MODE IM INPUT LEVEL InH Gain 8 66dB INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD PEAK HOLD SYSTEM Peak L 2 98 dB Peak R 60 880dB 2 Use the dial to select the input level link setting and press the enter button to confirm LR Link Turning the dial will increase or decrease both input levels simultaneously Use the dial to select a gain value that does not make the level exceed the 0 marking in the level meter and then press the enter button to confirm Indivi The level can be adjusted independently for left and right Proceed to step 3 3 Turn the dial to select InL Gain or InR Gain and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from to P and the gain value will be highlighted 4 Use the dial to select the desired gain value and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from e to Perform these steps for the left and right channels Adjust the level so that the signal does not exceed the 0 marking Input LEVEL
6. 29 System 29 T TOTAL 17 Total number 12 TOTAL REMAIN 17 Troubleshooting 36 U Update 32 USB mode 33 User name 31 W WAV BWF 28 Windows 35 WSD 28 41 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS This product has been manufactured according to strict specifications and voltage requirements that are applicable in the country in which it is intended that this product should be used If you have purchased this product via the internet through mail order and or via a telephone sale you must verify that this product is intended to be used in the country in which you reside WARNING Use of this product in any country other than that for which it is intended could be dangerous and could invalidate the manufacturer s or distributor s warranty Please also retain your receipt as proof of purchase otherwise your product may be disqualified from the manufacturer s or distributor s warranty KORG INC 4015 2 Yanokuchi Inagi city Tokyo 206 0812 Japan O 2008 KORG INC 2009 AH Printed in Japan 2 N d4Idd004d OIGNLS g L jONUDW s Jj9uMQ oa DUON
7. A lock symbol is shown if the selected project is protected Nothing is shown if the protect setting is off p 20 Counter The counter shows either the current location as elapsed time since the beginning of the recording or the remaining amount of time that can be recorded p 17 Project file playback location indicator This is a graphical indication of the approximate position of the current counter value compared to the overall length of the current project file 6 Recording ES If you set the MR 2000S s date and time p 17 the correct date and time will automatically be assigned to each project and date folder However if you leave the power cable disconnected the inter nal clock will stop operating after approximately one week If you ve left the power cable disconnected for an extended period of time you should set the date and time again after reconnecting the power cable For convenient management of projects the MR 20005 automatically creates a date folder for each day that you record Each time you record a folder called a project will be created containing an audio file and another file containing the settings for that audio file A name will be automatically assigned to the project folder p 34 MR PROJECT Folder 2008 07 25 Folder 2008 08 19 Folder 2008 08 20 Folder Automatically created 9 e each day you record e e WAV 0002 Project folder WAV 0001 Project folder DFF 0002 Project folder
8. The selection icon will change from E to Kk Project Name Clock Source Input Source Ref Level e DSD Filter Project name setting Project Name Here s how to assign the name for the project folder that is 2 automatically created each time you record Default Name The name will be file type p 34 0001 9999 3 Examples DFF 0001 WAV 0001 etc UserName The name will be UserName0001 9999 4 You can use up to eight characters to specify this User Name portion as desired Examples UserName0001 Select0002 1 In the system setting SYSTEM screen use the dial to select Project Name and press the enter button to con 5 firm The project name Project Name setting screen will appear PLAY MODE REC MODE INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD MH S STEP Clock Source Resetting the system setting Factory Reset To return the MR 20006 to the factory settings 1 In the system setting SYSTEM screen use the dial to select Factory Reset and press the enter button to con firm 2 The message Factory Reset Are you sure appears in the screen PLAY MODE REC MODE Input Source Ref Level INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD MH S STEP Device Info Formatting the hard disk HDD Format Here s how to format the MR 2000S s hard disk 2 You should only perform this operation if you want to erase all of the data saved on the hard disk or if the message 3 Drive Error appears frequen
9. apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over A WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN AVERTISSEMENT RISQUE DE CHOC LECTRIQUE NE PAS OUVRIR REBOUND rv Um kH The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the product CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type THE FCC REGULATION WARNING for USA This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communicatio
10. choose from WAV BWF DFF DSF and WSD For details on each type please refer to Project recording format New Project Type p 28 If you ve selected WAV If you ve selected DFF WSD DSF SSS REC MODE d SSS REC MODE i Wau Format fs bit Neu Project Type Ly 1bit OS0 Formats Fs LI44 1k 16 LI46kK 16 LIWAUCBLUE 12 8224h HHz gt M1 OF F FMS 6446MHz 188 2k 96k Oso 1176 4k k 192k LIOSF 3 If you checked WAV BWF use the dial to select the desired Wav Format fs bit setting bit depth and sampling frequency and press the enter button confirm If you check DFF DSF or WSD use the dial to select the sampling frequency in the 1 bit DSD Format Fs setting and press the enter button to confirm 4 When you ve finished setting press the exit button to return to the menu list screen and then press the menu button once again to return to the home screen Adjusting the input level Press the record button the record LED will blink and adjust the input level while in record ready mode When using digital input input source S P DIF There s no need to adjust the input level When using analog input input source RCA XLR You can adjust the input level in steps of 0 25 dB The range will depend on the input source and the ref erence level Input source Reference level 12 dB 14 dB 16 dB 18 dB 20 dB Setting range dB 60 21 60 19 60 21 60 23 60 25 60
11. detected and it will be lit if 44 1 kHz is detected Level meter This indicates the L R audio levels during recording or record ready and playback Adjust the input level so that the PEAK segment of the meter does not light You can clear the PEAK indication by hold ing down the display button The meter gradations also indicate the reference level the specified value will remain lit 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Display button When the home screen is shown in the display pressing this button will switch the content shown in the counter display area p 17 Dial Use this dial to select projects p 10 or files to select parameters in various screens and to specify values In record ready mode this dial adjusts the level Stop button This button stops recording or playback Playback Pause button Play LED This button starts recording or playback During recording or playback you can press this button to pause temporarily halt This LED will light up during playback and will blink while paused While you re selecting a project p 10 or file this LED will blink rapidly Record button Record LED This button puts the MR 2000S in record ready mode recording will begin when you then press the play pause button record LED lit You can press this button during playback or recording to store a Mark p 21 You can also stop recording by pressing this button in record ready mode or recor
12. enter USB mode 2 The USB mode USB MODE screen will appear USB Mode e 2 gt gt USE Slave Mode lt lt lt 2 gt gt Don t disconnect lt lt gt gt gt U SH cable x Eit A While this screen is displayed you must not disconnect the USB cable or turn the power of your computer on or off 3 A drive named MR 2000S will be added to your computer When you connect the MR 2000S to your computer for the first time the device driver will be installed auto matically 4 Save data on your computer When you open the MR 2000S that appeared on your computer in step 3 the contents of the MR 2000S s hard disk will be displayed Copy the desired data onto your computer You can also copy data from your computer into the MR 2000S s hard disk Hard disk structure and files Supported audio files Stereo files are used for all recording formats that can be selected on the MR 2000S p 28 amp There are limitations on the audio files that the MR 2000S can recognize p 33 amp amp Don t disconnect the USB cable while a file is being transferred Exiting USB mode 1 To disconnect the MR 2000S from your computer Windows users Windows 2000 or later Left click the icon shown in the right side of your com puter s taskbar In the menu that appears left click Safely remove USB mass storage device drive name Verify that a message indicating You may safely remove the USB mass storage devic
13. recording in a format folder in sequential order Operations on the MR 2000S apply to the project recorded in this project folder Renaming the project will rename the project folder and the name of the project setting file within the folder will also be renamed automatically IS Ifyou use your computer to rename a project folder you must also use the same name for the project setting file prj within that folder Files inside the DFF_0001 folder project folder DFF_0001 prj project settings file This is a file specific to the MR 2000S containing infor mation protect setting mark data etc for each recorded project Only one file with this extension prj can exist in each project folder DFF 0001 001 dff audio data file dff These are stereo audio data files The extension wav will depend on the recording format When the file is recorded the file name and the exten sion will be as follows DFF 0001 001 dff Recording format Project name extension This will not be WAV BWF wav updated even if DSDIFF you rename The file is divided into a maximum of ninety nine files with this area being 1 if the file size is 1 GB or less and 1 2 etc if the size is greater than 1 GB Even if the file size is less than 1 GB the file will be divided if you pause or store a Divide mark during recording Using the AudioGate software The audio files of a project recorded on the MR 20005
14. screen use the dial to select Clock Source and press the enter button to con firm The synchronization clock Clock setting screen will appear 2 Usethe dial to select the desired clock source and press the enter button to confirm A check mark will appear in the check box for the clock source you selected and confirmed 3 When you ve finished making settings press the exit button to return to the system setting SYSTEM screen ENTER MIN TERNAL ISP DIF EDIT Analog reference level setting Reference Level Here you can specify the analog reference level in units of dB below the digital clipping point You can set this in a range of five steps 12 dB 14 dB 16 dB 18 dB and 20 dB To remind you of the setting the corresponding segment of the level meter will light to indi cate the specified level amp This setting is ignored for the headphone jack and the unbal anced RCA jacks 1 In the system setting SYSTEM screen use the dial to select REELEVEL and press the enter button to con firm The selection icon will change from Kk to E and the value will be highlighted 29 2 Turn the dial to select the desired value and press the enter button to complete the setting dark Mode Project Name Clock Source Input Source kHef Level PLAY MODE REC MODE INPUT LEVEL Mark mode setting Mark Mode Here you can specify the mark mode that will be used during recording This s
15. the dial to select No and then press the enter button to confirm or press the exit button to exit you will return to the system set ting SYSTEM screen When the reset is finished the screen will return to the system setting SYSTEM ENTER Factory Reset 3 amp zm arm O m Factory Reset Parameters are reset Are you sure Yes No Use the dial to select HDD Format and press the enter button to confirm A dialog message of HDD Format All data will be cleared Are you sure will appear in the screen Use the dial to select Yes and continue holding it for three seconds or longer If you decide not to format the hard disk use the dial to select No and then press the enter button to confirm or press the exit button you will return to the system set ting SYSTEM screen The screen will indicate Working and when format ting is finished the indication will change to Com pleted Press the exit button to return to the system setting SYSTEM screen 32 SYSTEM 3 gt HOD Format EK HDD Format DSD Filter All data will be cleared Device Info Are you sure Factory Reset No elves HHDD Format a ER Push the EMTER for 3 seconds Updating the software SoftwareUpdate You can download the latest version of the software update 2 system files from the Korg website www korg com For details on the procedure refer to the Korg website 3 Preparing for the
16. update Use a USB cable to connect the MR 20005 to your com puter see Using the MR 2000S with your computer on page 33 and copy the downloaded system file to the root folder of MR 2000S s hard disk Update procedure A If a power failure or similar accident occurs while updating the 6 system the MR 2000S may become inoperable If this occurs please contact your local Korg distributor 1 Press the menu button and in the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select SYSTEM and press the enter button to confirm The system setting SYSTEM screen will appear SYSTEM 3 DSO Filter DO rV Device Info software Update Upgrading the system ENTER Are you sure EA Factory Reset i EA iNo Yes HDD Format IF Ssoftinrarelupdate Z2 HDD Format K3 ENTER All data will be cleared amd Are you sure EDIT 3 seconds Nol gt es or longer Push the ENTER for 3 seconds Use the dial to select SoftwareUpdate and press the enter button to confirm A dialog message of Software Update Upgrading the system Are you sure will appear in the screen Use the dial to select Yes and then press the enter button to confirm The screen will indicate SoftwareUpdate Working and the system will be loaded When the system has finished updating System will shut down OK will apppear Press the enter button the MR 2000S will shut down and the power will turn off Press and hol
17. 000S Make sure that the coaxial digital cable is not faulty S P DIF Error Unlock e Lock was lost when synchronized to S P DIF Make sure that the external device is correctly con nected to the MR 2000S Make sure that the coaxial digital cable is not faulty S P DIF Info Sample Rate Changed The sampling frequency was changed when synchro nized to S P DIF System File Error e The system file required for SoftwareUpdate does not exist or the length of the file does not match Check the system file and re save it Warning Rec Time Limit e The maximum continuous recording time is 6 hours No further continuous recording is possible Warning Bad fragmentation Should be optimized e This message will appear when you enter record ready mode if there is a possibility that the Disk too busy error might occur during recording because of insuffi cient contiguous free space on the hard disk 38 Normally a minimum of ten minutes of contiguous free space will be allocated if there is ten minutes or more free capacity if there is less than ten minutes of free capacity as much as exists will be allocated It is not necessarily the case that the Disk too busy error will always occur if this warning appears but we recommend that you take the following actions Back up your important files format the hard disk and then restore your files back onto the hard disk Alternatively delete unneeded files to incre
18. 2 Use the dial to select the date and time indication in the top line and press the enter button to con firm The date and time setting Calendar screen will appear PLAY MODE O REC MODE LCD Contrast INPUT LEVEL dark Mode PEAK HOLD O Project Name Fl S STEP Clock Source 3 Use the dial to select Year and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from to P 4 Usethe dial to specify the correct year and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from P to b oe Calender fe Calender ZBHBBBS enter EDIT ea Pl 5 In the same way select set and confirm the Month Day Hour Minute and Sec 6 When you ve finished making settings use the dial to select Set and press the enter button to con firm You will return to the system setting SYSTEM screen amp If the power cable is left disconnected the internal clock will stop operating after approximately one week If you ve left the power cable disconnected for an extended period of time you ll need to make the date and time settings again after reconnecting the power cable amp The time will continue to stay while you re setting it Editing the project file name You can specify a name of up to sixteen characters using uppercase alphabetical characters A Z lowercase alphabetical characters a z numerals 0 9 and the following symbols amp You can t edit the name of a pro
19. 2 kO 4 dBu REC LEVEL 0dB 24 dBu RCA Unbalanced 50kQ Nominal level 12 dBFS 12 dB S5ACD Maximum level LINE OUT L R XLR Connector Load impedance Nominal level 6 dBV REC LEVEL 0 dB 10 dBV XLR 3 32 type balanced 600 Q or greater 4dBu Included items Demo Project All Most Blues AC power cable owner s manual this document Install CD AudioGate audio file conversion application The Wind and the Wheat performed by Phil Keaggy copyright Phil Keaggy 2006 www philkeaggy com Maximum level 0dBFS OdB SACD 16 dBu Nominal level 12d BFS 18 dBu Nominal level 14dBFS 20 dBu Nominal level 16dBFS 22 dBu Nominal level 18dBFS 24 dBu Nominal level 20dBFS RCA Connector RCA Unbalanced Load impedance 47 KQ or greater Nominal level 12 dBFS 12 dB SACD 6 dBV Maximum level 0 dBFS 0 dB SACD 6dBV PHONES Connector 1 4 stereo phone jack Load impedance 16 Q or greater Maximum level 170 mW 170 mW Q 32 Q S P DIF IN OUT coaxial Connector RCA pin Format IEC60958 WORD CLOCK IN OUT Connector BNC receptacle 75 Q USB Connector Iype B Format USB 2 0 compliant USB mass storage class Supported operating systems Windows 2000 or later Mac OS X 10 3 9 or later Appearance and specifications are subject to change with out notice 39 A All 25 All Shuffle indicator 11
20. Audio 16 Audio file 33 Audio folder 35 AudioGate 35 Auto pause 25 Auto pause indicator 11 C Calendar 18 Calendar indicator 11 Clock 18 Clock source 29 Counter 12 Counter mode 17 Current project file 11 D Default name 31 Delete all mark 24 mark 23 Delete project 20 Demo project 10 39 Detail project 21 Details 21 Device information 30 DFF DSDIFF 28 DSD filter 30 DSD filter indicator 11 DSF 28 E Edit calendar 12 Factory reset 31 Fast forward 10 Feature 4 File name 34 Format 31 H Hard disk structure 33 HDD format 31 Home screen 11 Index Input level 14 Input source 13 Input source indicator 11 L LCD contrast 29 Location indicator 12 M Mac OS X 35 Mark add 21 delete 23 location 23 move 22 view 22 Mark mode 30 Message 37 MH project 16 O Oorder of the project 16 Order number 12 Output fillter 30 P Peak hold 17 Play list 25 Play list folder 35 Play mode 25 Playback mode indicator 11 Project 10 Project name setting 31 Project Type 28 Project file format 12 Protect 20 Protect indicator 12 Q Quick play 10 R Rack case 6 REC lock 15 REC lock indicator 11 REC REMAIN 17 Record calendar 12 Record mode 28 Recorder status 11 Recording 12 Recording format 13 28 Recording time 28 Reference level 29 Rename 19 Repeat 25 Repeat indicator 11 Reset 31 Rewind 10 S selecting the project 16 Shuffle 25 Single 25 opecification 38 Synchronization
21. E hod Basic operation 1 Power and usage Plug the power cable into an AC outlet Connect the power cable to the AC connector on the back of the MR 2000S When you connect the power cable the MR 20005 will enter the Off Standby status in approximately one second and the power LED will light up red amp You must use only the included power cable Using any other power cable may cause malfunctions 2 Connecting your monitor equipment Connect your monitor system to the output jacks You can use either the XLR or RCA jacks Connect stereo headphones to the headphone jack Use the phones knob to adjust the volume 4 Connecting headphones will not cut the sound from the output jacks 3 Turning the power on off The MR 2000S contains an internal hard drive and should be considered a precision device comparable to a computer You must observe the following procedure when turning the MR 20008 on or off Turning the power on Press the power button The power LED will turn green the opening screen will appear and then the home screen will appear Turning the power off Hold down the power button for at least two seconds The shutdown screen will appear the power will automatically turn off several seconds later and then the power LED will turn red ORG M Shut Down amp If you disconnect the power cable before the MR 2000S turns off you O JE may lose data or damage the internal circuitry amp Before you d
22. EIEEE AY 1 Bit STUDIO RECORDER Owner s Manual O O mo mages L 192 khz e s misir P LE Nur 88 2 kHz A LETT O 44 1 kHz Oe 10 INTERNAL E SPOF SPP PPP WORD dB 54 48 42 36 30 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 41 3 PEAK R BERR W ACCESS LIBRARY EDIT MENU ENTER 5 5 5 nn ge DISPLAY PEAK CLEAR Ma DSD W Direct Stream Digital E CD IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS e Read these instructions Keep these instructions Heed all warnings Follow all instructions Do not use this apparatus near water Mains powered apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and that no objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the apparatus Clean only with dry cloth Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet for USA and Canada Protect the power cor
23. ES Ifthe level meters PEAK indication is lit it will go dark at this time 17 Alternatively you can press the menu button and use the dial to select PEAK HOLD in the menu list MENU screen and then press the enter button to confirm Peak Hold LIBRARY k Mieter 8 55 ENTER PLAY MODE O Peak LED 8 55 Peak LED REC MODE EDU INPUT LEUEL MPERK HOLD Ka aa 2 Turn the dial to select Meter and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from to P and the hold time will be highlighted 3 Usethe dial to select the desired hold time and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from P to b 4 Use the dial to select Peak LED and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from to P amp Peak Hold SSS amp Peak Hold SSS amp Peak Hold SSS k Mieter Meter 18s plis Meter 18s b Peak LED EEZI Peak LED Peak LED 6 54s EDIT a P eq p gt 5 Use the dial to select the desired hold time and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from P to b 6 When you ve finished making settings press the exit button to return to the home screen Setting the date and time Here s how to set the internal clock 1 Press the menu button in the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select SYSTEM and press the enter button to confirm The system setting SYSTEM screen will appear
24. List screen will appear 4 When you ve finished viewing the marks press the exit button to return to the project file edit screen Using marks to move 1 Select and confirm a project file that contains marks Refer to Selecting a project file to edit on page 17 2 The project file edit screen will appear with the name of the selected file in the top line 3 Regardless of the screen shown in the display you can press the rewind or fast forward button dur ing playback to move to the time location of the previous or next mark Current position Press once Press once time Press once Pressonce Press once 4 gt gt Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark gt Order of times ___ Alternatively you can use the dial in the Mark List screen to select the desired destination mark and then press the enter button to move there When the move is completed the display will return to the home screen Editing marks You can edit the time locations of the marks shown on the mark list Mark List and delete the unwanted marks amp You can only edit marks of a project that the MR 2000S is able to recognize amp You can edit the marks even of a project whose Protect setting is on but they will revert to their unedited state when you select a different project or turn off the power 1 In the mark list Mark List screen use the dial to select the mark that you want to edit and press the enter button to confirm The mark edit se
25. REC Lock 15 7 Other playback editing operations 16 Selecting the project file to play 16 Selecting a project file to edit 17 8 Other general operations 17 Changing the counter mode in the home screen 17 Changing the meter peak hold 17 Setting the date and time 18 Editing the project file name 19 Protecting a project 20 Deleting a project file 20 Viewing details about the project file 21 Contents 9 Using marks within a project 21 Adding a Mark oec cua ote tort oer oerte tee ectuot 21 Viewing the mark list 22 Using marks to move 22 EARN MAKS ciiavecumsspvnccisnieniconvsrmvacaustens 22 Other functions 25 Play mode espe 25 Play list PLAY LIST 25 Creating a play list 25 Viewing a play list ussussestetivxteski iint ortae nes 26 Editing a play list sssusss 26 Record mode 28 Project recording format New Project Type 28 Settings when WAV BWF is selected 28 Settings when DFF DSF or WSD are selected 28 Recording time for each format per 1 Gbyte
26. a play list AUDIO folder This folder is used to hold audio data that was created on your computer or another device You cannot edit these files on the MR 20005 but you can add them to a play list and play them You can create up to four levels within a folder but the MR 2000S is able to rec ognize only up to a total of four hundred folders and files within this folder amp amp You must not rename this folder Ag Only the supported audio files can be recognized Mac OS X Supported operating system Mac OS X 10 3 9 or later Supported computers CPU Apple G4 800 MHz or better Intel Mac is sup ported RAM 256 MB or more A USB port that meets the operating requirements of Mac OS X Windows users amp In order to install or uninstall software in Windows you must have Administrator privileges For details consult your system administrator Insert the included Install CD into the CD ROM drive of your computer Normally the AudioGate Application Installer will start up automatically If your computer is set so that the installer will not start up automatically double click KorgSetup exe in the Install CD Follow the on screen instructions to proceed with the installation When you ve finished installing AudioGate exit the installer Mac OS X users 1 Insert the included Install CD into the CD ROM drive of your computer In the Install CD double click the AudioGate installer pkg to start up th
27. able Can t release the MR 2000S from your computer e The procedure will depend on the operating system of your computer p 33 36 Sampling frequency indicator blinks e The sampling frequency of your playback or recording device does not match the S P DIF or word clock Match the sampling frequency If you re using 1 bit format you must input 44 1 kHz Clock source indicator blinks e The clock source is not set to S P DIF or WORD Set the clock source setting to match the input jack you re using Can t record e Does the input source match the input device p 13 e Are the input level lowered e Is there sufficient hard disk space remaining Set the counter display to REC REMAIN and check the remaining time available for recording p 17 The recording is interrupted e Could the MR 20005 have been bumped while record ing e Could the MR 2000S have been in a location subject to continuous vibration such as near a motor or a bass amp while recording When you connect the MR 2000S you are asked to install software or a device driver e Does the MR 20008 support the version of the operating system your computer is running p 35 Various messages The message dialog box will disappear when you press the enter button or the exit button Execution message Completed The operation has been successfully completed Working e The operation is being carried out Please wait until this message d
28. ase the amount of free space and then connect the MR 20005 to your computer in USB mode and optimize the drive It is effective to use software of a type that optimizes the free space Word Error Unlock e Lock was lost when synchronized to S P DIF Make sure that the external device is correctly con nected to the MR 2000S Make sure that the coaxial digital cable is not faulty Word Info Sample Rate Changed The sampling frequency was changed when synchro nized to S P DIF Specifications Operating conditions 5 to 35 degrees Celsius or 41 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit Main sections Recorder section Number of tracks 2 tracks 2 tracks simultaneous playback 2 tracks simultaneous recording Recording formats PCM audio format BWF extension wav 44 1 kHz 16 24 bit 48 kHz 16 24 bit 88 2 kHz Q 24 bit 96 KHz Q 24 bit 176 4 KHz Q 24 bit 192 kHz Q 24 bit 1 bit audio format 2 8 MHz Q 1 bit 5 6 MHz Q 1 bit DSDIFF format extension dff DSF extension dsf WSD extension wsd Recording Maximum approximately 120 hours at 44 1 kHz 16 bit approximately 14 5 hours at 5 6 MHz 1 bit for 80 Gbyte hard disk Confirmation messages Info 4 4 4 4 d e This will appear if there is information to be conveyed to the user Press the enter button or the exit button to continue operations Warning e This will appear when there is a warning for the user Press the enter but
29. be registered Delete unneeded marks before registering other marks Not supported file e This file format is not supported Check the audio file formats that are supported Operation is forbidden while recorder is runnning e This operation cannot be performed at this time Play List Full e A maximum of 100 projects files can be stored in a play list Please enter name e There is no project name the name consists only of spaces Please enter a valid project name one or more alpha betical character numeral or symbol Protected Project e The operation cannot be executed because the project is protected Turn off the project protect setting Project Name Error Delete illegal folder e An identically named project file already exists Rename the project file Alternatively use USB mode to delete the project file and the directory of the same name Recorder Info Canot record at 1 bit via S P DIF e f the input source is S P DIF you can t record in 1 bit format S P DIF Error No Audio e Anaudio signal was detected when receiving S P DIF Transmit an S P DIF audio signal S P DIF Error Non PCM e When receiving S P DIF a non linear PCM audio signal was detected Transmit a non linear PCM audio S P DIF signal S P DIF Error Parity e A parity error occurred while receiving S P DIF Make sure that the external device is correctly con nected to the MR 2
30. between alphabeti cal order and the order of creation In order of creation In alphabetical order LIBHAHY it Hold ay LWA 8ee Wa down PADownTime dt f 5 MySong4 dst qajMysongi mps g ug Song2 dff O 5 uy Song2 df f H duy 5ong35 uw sd 45 1g 5 ong35 i sd of g p EF My S0ng4 dst Ta PEER Wh hh oe eee 2 Selecting a project file using the dial When the display shows the home screen while the MR 20006 is either playing or stopped you can turn the dial to select a project file within the selected folder or play list When you turn the dial the project file name at that location will be displayed then after approximately two seconds the MR 20005 will load the displayed project file that was selected If you were playing a project file the loaded file will play automatically If the unit was stopped then the file will load ready to play Selecting a project file from a list 1 Press the menu button and in the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select LIBRARY and then press the enter button to confirm The library select LIBRARY screen will appear MR Project This library contains projects recorded on the MR 2000S Audio This folder contains audio files recorded on a device other than the MR 2000S Play List This is the play list p 25 2 Inthe library select LIBRARY screen use the dial to select MR Project and press the enter button to confirm The date folder select screen will appea
31. ble it will take approximately one second for the unit to return to off standby condition amp When you turn this off the shutdown process will occur automatically do not disconnect the power cable until the display has gone dark PHONES jack You can connect a set of headphones here PHONES knob This adjusts the volume of the PHONES jack Sampling frequency indicator One of these LEDs will light to indicate the sampling frequency of the currently playing project p 10 file or the currently recording project p 28 However if the synchronization clock setting is external S P DIF Word Clock and the MR 2000S s sampling frequency does not match the external clock the sampling frequency LED of the external device will blink 9p 29 If synchronization is not achieved during recording no indicator will light Display The display shows the level meters and counter during recording and playback and can also show information about the project p 10 or file and parameter settings HDD access indicator This will light up when the internal hard disk is being accessed during recording or playback amp While this indicator is lit do not power off the MR 20008 or subject it to impact or vibration Clock source indicator This indicates the current synchronization clock p 29 However the indicator will blink if synchro nization is not achieved When the recording format is set to DSD this will blink if 44 1 KHz is not
32. can be copied to your computer Then you can use the AudioGate audio format conversion application on the included CD to convert the audio file format as well as edit divide or join audio files For details install the software from the included CD and refer to the AudioGate operating manual PDF Installing AudioGate Contents of the Install CD The included Install CD contains the following items e AudioGate format conversion application e AudioGate operating manual PDF e Software license agreement PDF Please read before use e All copyrights to this software are the property of Korg Inc e A license agreement for the software of this product is included separately You must read this software license agreement before you install the software Your installa tion of this software will be taken to indicate your acceptance of this agreement Operating requirements Windows Supported operating systems Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Professional Edition Service Pack 1 or later Microsoft Windows Vista Supported computers CPU Intel Pentium HI 1 GHz or better RAM 256 MB or more A USB port that meets the operating requirements of Microsoft Windows XP Vista is Jf you choose User Name as the project name setting the name will be as follows Files in the USERNAME0001 folder USERNEME0001 prj USERNEMEO0001 001dff PLAYLIST folder This folder contains play list files LST 0001 m3u This file contains
33. ck p 29 Recording time for each format per 1 Gbyte The following table shows the approximate recording time available in each format per 1 Gbyte of hard disk capacity able time able time ers oin OE mime essen amines presi mme user emissus umma esa Sms rsen nima braun stima penz Zs Pas mas wirst mima wemwmm smme 0 awe memes System setting SYSTEM Here you can adjust various system settings for the MR 2000S itself Press the menu button to access the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select SYSTEM press the enter button to confirm and then adjust the settings as described here LCD Contrast Here you can set the LCD contrast Higher settings will make the black portions of the display darker Adjust the value for best visibility is To automatically revert the LCD contrast to the factory default press and hold the exit button for approximately 3 sec onds while on the home screen and the display will revert to LCD contrast 8 1 In the system setting SYSTEM screen use the dial to select LCD Contrast and then press the enter button to confirm PLAY MODE REC MODE kLCD Contrast dark Mode Project Name Clock Source INPUT LEVEL The selection icon will change from Kk to E and the value will be highlighted 2 Turn the dial and the contrast will change along with the value 3 When you ve adjusted the contrast for best vi
34. creen The screen will indicate Working and will then indicate Completed when the project file has been removed Press the exit button or the enter button to return to the play list edit screen If you want to remove another project file press the menu button and repeat steps 1 5 ENTER EDIT EDIT Completed or rLEHit a Pl Use the dial to select Yes and then press the enter but ton to confirm If you decide not to remove the project file use the dial to select No and then press the enter button to confirm or press the exit button and you will return to the play list edit screen The screen will indicate Working and will then indicate Completed when the project file has been removed Press the exit button or the enter button to return to the play list screen A dialog message of No File in List will appear in the screen Press the menu button to return to the home screen Playlist edit screen Change rder zz O Remove All Becca db dde a Ino ves Completed KIExit 27 28 Record mode Here you can adjust various settings related to recording Press the menu button and in the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select REC MODE and then press the enter button to confirm You can adjust the following settings from the record mode REC MODE screen Project recording format New Project Type WAV BWF This is an uncompressed linear PCM mu
35. ct screen use the dial to select the project file that you want to edit and hold down the enter button for about 2 seconds The edit screen for the selected project file will appear 8 Other general operations Changing the counter mode in the home screen From the home screen press the display button Each time you press the button the counter mode will change as follows While playing Or stopped No indication D REMAIN TOTAL I TOTAL REMAIN REC REMAIN gt No indication While record ready or recording No indication lt gt REC REMAIN No indication The absolute time will be displayed with the beginning of the current project file as 0 REMAIN The remaining playback time of the current project file will be displayed TOTAL The elapsed time of all projects files in the current folder or play list will be displayed TOTAL REMAIN The remaining playback time of the current folder or play list will be displayed REC REMAIN The remaining time that can be recorded in the format of the current project will be displayed Changing the meter peak hold The peak value of the meter and the hold time for the PEAK indication can be set independently You can specify a hold time of 0 0 5 1 2 3 4 or 10 seconds or e stay lit 1 Press the menu button in the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select PEAK HOLD and press the enter button to confirm The peak hold setting PEAK HOLD screen will appear
36. d down the power button to turn on the power the MR 2000S will start up with the newly loaded system he If the update fails a message will appear Make a note of the contents and take the appropriate action p 37 Various mes sages E oftware pdate zz ever E SoftwmareUlpdate z O p Software Update EDIT Completed ENTER System will shut down Ma PLOK Using the MR 2000S with your computer You can use the MR 20005 as a USB 2 0 mass storage class device This lets you copy files from the MR 2000S to your computer or copy files WAV DSDIFF etc from your computer into the MR 2000S USB mode In this mode the MR 20005 will be detected by your com puter as an external hard disk The MR 20005 won t operate as a recorder while it is in USB mode Entering USB mode 1 Connect the MR 2000S to your computer Windows users Windows 2000 or later Use a USB cable to connect the MR 2000S s USB con nector to your computer s USB connector Make sure that the connector is oriented correctly and insert it all the way Press the menu button and from the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select USB MODE and press the enter button to confirm Macintosh users Mac OS X 10 3 9 or later With the MR 2000S powered off connect the USB cable to the Macintosh Make sure that the connector is ori ented correctly and insert it all the way When you power on the MR 2000S it will automati cally
37. d from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time Turning off the power switch does not completely isolate this product from the power line so remove the plug from the socket if not using it for extended periods of time Install this product near the wall socket and keep the power plug easily accessible WARNING This apparatus shall be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped Do not install this equipment on the far position from wall outlet and or convenience receptacle Do not install this equipment in a confined space such as a box for the conveyance or similar unit Battery shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine fire or the like Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphones can cause hearing loss Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the
38. d pause mode Menu button Menu LED This button accesses the menu list screen where you can choose the information and parameters shown in the display At this time the Menu LED will light The menu screen and home screen will alternate each time you press this button When playing or stopped in the home screen you can press and hold this button to access a project select screen or play list screen depending on the playback mode p 25 Enter button Use this button to select various parameters to confirm a value to execute various operations and to enter the next screen in the menu list From the home screen you can press and hold this button to move from the home screen to an editing screen for the selected project file From the LIBRARY LIST MARK LIST or PLAY LIST screens of the menu you can press and hold this button to move to an editing screen for the selected item Exit button Use this button to cancel execution or to return from an editing screen in the menu list back to the pre vious screen Rewind button Use this button to rewind or to move between marks Fast forward button Use this button to fast forward or to move between marks Rack attachment holes As shown in the illustration you can use the included screws bii orb dad tack insulating washers and insulating bushings to install the MR Pront panei Siae 2000S in an EIA standard rack Screw 4 Insulating washer Insulating bushing amp
39. e Features The MR 2000S is an ultra high quality recorder that can record and play back in DVD audio format 24 bit 192 kHz SACD Super Audio CD quality format 1 bit 2 8 MHZ and in the even higher quality 1 bit 5 6 MHz format In addition the recorder can also play back in MP3 format which is used in computers and many portable digital audio devices To allow extended recording times the MR 20005 contains a high capacity hard disk The recorded data can be copied to your computer via USB and data files can be copied from your com puter to the MR 20006 for listening The MR 20006 includes Korg s AudioGate format conversion software so you can use a computer to con vert audio files to different file formats Connection example from mic pre out or line input etc ul Computer Mixer Monitor etc 72 M O Jl GG ii IN ROUr IN WORD S PDIF E LINE IN Miei zu Jmm u Im E RCA i E Power cable Power supply connection amp You must use the included power cable Headphone to the AC outlet Parts of the MR 2000S Front panel Power button power LED This turns the MR 20008 on or off standby The power LED will light up green when on and red when off standby ES If you disconnect the power cable the power will be completely off and the power LED will go dark When you re connect the power ca
40. e edit screen Deleting a project file Here s how to delete a file Once you ve deleted a file it cannot be recovered so use this operation with care amp You can t delete a project that s protected 1 Select and confirm the project file that you want to delete Refer to Selecting a project file to edit on page 17 2 The project file edit screen will appear with the name of the selected and confirmed project file shown at the time 3 Use the dial to select Delete and press the enter button to confirm A screen will ask you to confirm the Delete operation Delete Pro j File Are you sure FINO ves ENTER Add to Play List Information O KIE xit dark List Completed 4 Use the dial to select Yes and press the enter button to confirm If you decide not to delete use the dial to select No and press the enter button to confirm or press the exit button and you ll return to the project file edit screen 5 The screen will indicate Working and deletion will begin When it ends the screen will indicate Completed 6 Press the exit button to return to the project file edit screen Viewing details about the project file Here s how you can view detailed information about a project file You can view the audio format song length artist title date and time and file size 1 Select and confirm the project file whose details you want to view Refer to Selecting a project file to edit on page
41. e is displayed In Windows Macintosh users Mac OS X 10 3 9 or later Drag the drive from the desktop into the Trash or choose Trash from the File menu Press the enter button to return to the menu list MENU screen After returning to the menu list MENU screen dis connect the USB cable Transferring files The files you record on the MR 2000S are saved in automatically created date folders for each recording format WAV DFF DSF WSD within the MR PROJ folder You can back up your files by copying these folders to your computer These folders contain the following two files e Audio data files wav dff dsf wsd These files contain the recorded audio Project data files prj These files contain informa tion such as project settings and marks amp amp Do not change the names of these two files Doing so may make them unplayable on the MR 2000S To restore data that you previously backed up copy the files into the folder for the appropriate recording format If you want to transfer audio data mp3 wav dff dsf wsd created on your computer or other device copy it into the AUDIO folder The following files are also supported for playback only e MP3 files of sampling frequency 44 1 kHz or 48 kHz at bit rates of 32 320 kbps 33 Supported folders and file names FAT32 file system format Long file names are supported double byte characters e g Japanese are not supported Folde
42. e or Shuffle All Nothing is shown if these set tings are not selected p 25 Repeat indicator This indicator is shown if you ve selected Repeat Play Nothing is shown if this setting is not selected p 25 Auto Pause indicator This indicator is shown if you ve selected Auto Pause Nothing is shown if this setting is not selected p 25 Input Source indicator The icon shows the selected input source p 13 Recorder status The current status of the recorder is shown using symbols such as record 8 play gt or stop Bl REC Lock indicator This indicator is shown if the Record Lock function is on Nothing is shown if this function is off p 15 Project file name current project file This shows the name of the selected project file the artist and title information amp Artist and title information cannot be entered on the MR 2000S This will show the information spec ified by the included AudioGate software or other editing software or the information entered on a recording device that allows such entry 11 Order total number in folder This shows the order of the projects files within the specified folder as well as the total number of projects files in that folder Project file format This shows the format of the selected project file p 28 Record edit calendar indicator This shows the date and time at which the selected project file was recorded or most recently edited p 18 Protect indicator
43. e installer Follow the on screen instructions to proceed with the installation When you ve finished installing AudioGate exit the installer 35 Appendix Troubleshooting Power does not turn on e Is the power cable correctly connected e Is the power LED lit green gt If the power LED is lit red the MR 20005 is in standby mode Press the power button to turn it on 2p 9 Nothing appears in the display e Is the contrast adjusted correctly p 29 No sound e Is the MR 20005 and the connected equipment pow ered on p 4 e Are the amp or headphone connections incorrect e Is the headphone volume set to 0 Can t hear the audio input Are the recording settings correct Does the input source match the input device p 13 e Is the recording level raised e Make sure that audio is being input Verify that the level meters are moving Playback will not start immediately after select ing a song e When you select a project file located in a folder other than the current project file the MR 2000S is designed to calculate the total playback time of files in the folder and therefore may take some time before playback can start To avoid this situation we recommend that you store the desired songs in a play list or use your computer to move the desired songs into the same folder USB Your computer does not detect the MR 2000S e Is the USB cable connected correctly p 33 Re connect the c
44. ecord ready mode and during recording regardless of the setting that you specify here and the clock source indicator will also switch to S P DIF However the clock source that you specified will be preserved and will return to that specified setting when the MR 20006 is stopped or playing Input source screen SYSTEM 2 SE EXIT Input Source LCD Contrast lt q gt MCA Mark ode IHLR SU Project Name LA ous OSP DIF E Clock Source ER f O p HInput Source When you ve finished setting the recording mode press the exit button to return to the menu list screen and then press the menu button to return to the home screen Selecting the recording format Here s how to select the recording format Each time you record a new project will be created in the record ing format that you ve selected ES The default setting is DFF 5 6 MHz 1 Press the menu button use the dial to select REC MODE from the menu list and press the enter button to confirm Mode REC MODE setting screen will appear Recording mode screen E HEC MODE vet ENTER MEN SS LIBRARY LIBRARY O Meu Project Type O REC MODE HREC MODE LIOFF INPUT LEVEL INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD ee PEAK HOLD gt gt PLAY MODE PLAY MODE FMLA BLO EDIT i 13 2 Use the dial to select the Project Type and press the enter button to confirm A check mark will appear in the check box for the project type you selected and confirmed You can
45. er button from the home screen you can access the editing screen for the selected program file If you re in a menu list such as LIBRARY LIST MARK LIST or PLAY LIST pressing and holding the enter button will take you to the list editing screen Selecting parameters and setting values On the MR 2000S you can select parameters and set values by turning the dial and pressing the enter but ton The item you ve selected by turning the dial is indicated on the screen by the movement of the IM or k selection icon The IM selection icon indicates that an additional setting screen will appear when you press the enter but ton To select parameters and set values you will turn the dial to move this selection icon or modify the value and then press the enter button to confirm When you need to perform this sequence of operations on the MR 20005 we ll simply tell you to select and confirm the item you re setting Depending on the parameter selecting and confirming an item may cause an additional setting screen to appear or it may cause a check mark to appear in a check box If you ve adjusted a setting in an additional setting screen you can press the exit button to return to the previous screen Selection icon Recording mode screen a SSS gt AEC MODE gi LIBRARY LIBRARY O Neu Project Type PLAY MIODE PLAY MIODE FF CIWAUCBLUE dvb REC MODE HREC MODE pu INPUT LEVEL INPUT LEVEL Fo P PEAK HOLD PEAK HOLD E M CE T
46. etting does not affect the marks that you reg ister during playback New Mark Marks will be added in the conventional way Divide The file will be divided where each mark is added gt p 35 1 In the system setting SYSTEM screen use the dial to select Mark Mode and then press the enter button to confirm SYSTEM i PLAY MODE REC MODE Be LCD Contrast O Fark ode Project Name Clock Source INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD Device information Device Info Here you can view the version of the MR 2000S s system soft ware the total capacity of the hard disk the free capacity and the number of recorded projects files 1 In the system setting SYSTEM screen use the dial to select Device Info and press the enter button to con firm Clock Source Input Source Ref Level DSD Filter HDevice Info PLAY MODE REC MODE INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD MH S STEP DSD output fillter settings DSD Filter If you turn this setting on a 1 bit project file will pass through the signal processing filter during playback By default this is ON The icon for the settings will appear in the home screen p 11 ON BP Playback will pass through the DSD filter 3 0 dB at the pass frequency of 50 kHz OFF The 1 bit signal will play back directly without going through the DSD filter amp This setting can be made only while the unit is stopped PLAY MODE REC MODE Project Name Clock Source Input S
47. he play list PLAY LIST screen use the dial to select the project file that you want to delete and hold down the enter button for a time The name of the project file you selected and confirmed will appear in the project file edit screen displayed above 2 Use the dial to select Remove from List and then press the enter button to confirm A dialog message of Remove from List Are you sure will appear in the screen fF OFF 8881 fF OFF 88681 ENTER OFF A681 EXIT O gt Remove from List Playlist edit screen Change Order 3e umm i HRemove from List O dd oon bigest Remove All FIBI Ives O Remove All Here s how to remove all projects files from the play list BA This will not delete the projects files themselves 1 Inthe play list PLAY LIST screen use the dial to select the project file a volonte and hold down the enter but ton for approximately 2 seconds The name of the project file you selected and confirmed will appear in the project file edit screen displayed above 2 Use the dial to select Remove All and then press the enter button to confirm A dialog message of Remove from List Are you sure will appear in the screen Use the dial to select Yes and then press the enter but ton to confirm If you decide not to remove the project file use the dial to select No and then press the enter button to confirm or press the exit button and you will return to the play list edit s
48. he playback begins To start the playback in exact timing with other devices use the Quick Play function Pressing the Playback Pause button with the Stop button pressed during stopping will temporarily stop the status indication of the recorder in the home screen and the Play LED will blink After that pressing the Playback Pause button will immediately start playback from the beginning of the project file Stopped indication Paused neicsuoen BlE a 43 a1 O aa Re While mu MTM LA nni mi CSF S 6MHz 1bit 3 nni nin OSF 5 BMHz pH Iu 2003 61 61 66 06 08 u 2085 81 81 AGAR 00 00 00 oon gt 00 00 DI oon Pausing During playback press the play pause button to pause at that location the Play LED will blink Press the play pause button once again to resume playback from that location Stopping playback During playback press the stop button If you then press the play pause button playback will start from the beginning of the selected project file Searching for a desired location during playback If you hold down the rewind button during playback the Playback Location Indicator will move toward the beginning of the project file and playback will resume from the location where you released the but ton If you hold down the fast forward button the Playback Location Indicator will move toward the end of the project file and playback will resume from that location when you release the button If you hold down the rewind
49. isappears Error messages Check Sum Error e The software update has failed Try the operation once again from the beginning If this message appears again please contact your local Korg distributor Disk too busy e Repeated actions of recording writing and deleting will gradually decrease the amount of contiguous free space on the hard disk causing files to be saved in a fragmented state during recording This message will appear when access to the drive has slowed down due to such problems Back up your important files format the hard disk and then restore your files back onto the hard disk Alternatively delete unneeded files to increase the amount of free space and then connect the MR 20005 to your computer in USB mode and optimize the drive It is effective to use software of a type that optimizes the free space Drive Error e Anerror occurred while accessing the drive Use USB mode to connect the MR 20005 to your computer and execute the Check Drive command If this error message appears even after you ve exe cuted Check Drive format the drive Drive Full e There is insufficient remaining capacity on the drive Delete unneeded projects files Failed to write System File e The system update has failed gt It is possible that the MR 2000S has malfunctioned Please contact your local Korg distributor Memory Full e You attempted to register more than 100 marks No fur ther marks can
50. isconnect the power cable make sure that the power LED is lit red and the screen has gone blank power off Ei When you disconnect the power cable the power will be completely off and the power LED will go dark 10 4 Playing back the demo project The MR 2000S contains a high quality demo project that was recorded in DFF DSDIFF format Here s how to play back this project ES When the MR 20006 is shipped from the factory the clock source p 29 is set to Internal What is a project When you record on the MR 20005 two files are created an audio file and a project file containing protection data and markers etc These two files are collectively called a project and they can be used on the MR 20006 as if they were a single audio file p 33 Hard disk structure and files Playing back When you ve turned on the power make sure that the demo project name Project Name m All Miost Blues F LB nn i n CSF S 6MHz 1bit f 2068 81 81 ma nm iam is shown in the upper part of the level meter screen and press the play pause button The demo project recorded on the MR 20005 will play back i If something other than the demo project is shown select the demo file as described in Selecting the project file to play p 16 Quick Play Function After the Playback Pause button is pressed the MR 2000S restores the data and starts playback Therefore a time lag occurs from when the button is pressed until when t
51. ject that s protected 1 Select and confirm the project file that you want to rename Refer to Selecting a project file to edit on page 17 2 The project file edit screen will appear with the selected project file name shown at the top 8 06 36 irr PT ALL C Er 4 e 35DFF OOO1 Hold pinename Dona DFF Serie Ibit 0 down n Pl a 2008 06 30 tree o ay Lis Iu 2665 86 36 1 Information LET LITT HB oon O Mar iist CA g 3 Use the dial to select Rename and press the enter button to confirm The name editing screen will appear 4 Use lt 4 or gt to move to the position of the character you want to edit highlighted and use the enter button to confirm 5 The character will be selected and highlighted Use the dial to select the desired character and press the enter button to confirm DEL Deletes the currently highlighted character and moves the subsequent characters toward the left INS Inserts a space at the highlighted location A a Switches between uppercase letters lowercase letters and symbols Repeat these steps to edit the name A FIjo08 04 015 ENTER A KORG MR2000SE m I EB DEL INS Inz al C mie 410 DEL INS Aza coat fit RBCDEFGHI KLMN EDIT ABCDEFGHIJKLMN EDIT Add to Play List DPORSTUYMWZXYZ DPORSTUYMXTYZ Information F 0123456789 0123456789 Ma P Ma gt gt Miark List CANCEL OK 6 When you ve finished making settings use the dial to
52. lect Mark Edit screen will appear To return to the mark list Mark List screen press the exit button 2 Use the dial to select the item that you want to edit and press the enter button to confirm Mark List ENTER Mark Edit ir FTIIT ESTEE TEC T I5 LJ O F 88 8060 08 68068 O 88 81 88 1635 F JBB 88 15 484 EDIT F B8 88 15 484 Delete ark F BB8 88 45 376 F BB8 88 45 376 LJ Delete All ark fin F 88 81 88 163 I FICE a r B8 81 25 886 ed ppl r B8 81 25 886 m ludo dL e uU r m ludo uL EJ g Changing the time locations of the marks amp You can register marks in any position of the WAV DFF or WSD project but for the DSF project only the 11 6 ms Fs 2 8 MHZ or larger size mark can be registered by a unit of 5 8 ms Fs 5 6 MHz When the time locations are changed each location is automatically set to the nearest position within its specified region 1 When you use the dial to select the time the time location of the mark will be changed and press the enter button to confirm The selection icon will change from to E 2 The highlighted place will change each time you press the enter button By pressing the enter button when the last place is highlighted you can exit from changing the time location to continue changing the time location simply press the enter button again 3 Tochange the digits of the highlighted place turn the dial to specify the value and press the enter button to c
53. list If you want to change the order refer to Edit ing a play list p 26 7 Press the exit button to return to the project file edit screen 8 If you want to add another project file press the menu button and repeat steps 1 7 You can also use this procedure to add a project file to a play list that you created earlier 25 Project file edit screen i aea pem O Add to Play List uw Add to Play List Are you sure Information ENTER Nn Yes Mark List p Viewing a play list Here s how to view the contents of a play list 1 Press the menu button then in the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select LIBRARY and press the enter button to confirm The library select LIBRARY screen will appear MR Project This library contains projects recorded on the MR 2000S LIBRARY E_MR_PROJECT AUDIO ENTER CS p OH DE INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD Editing a play list In the play list PLAY LIST screen see above select the file you want to edit and then select the item you want to edit Play Here s how to select a project file from the list and start playback In the play list screen press the play button to start playback of the project file indicated by the selec tion button Change Order Here s how to change the order of a project file in the list 1 In the play list PLAY LIST screen use the dial to select the project file whose order you want to change and hold down the enter button f
54. lti bit audio file format The sampling frequency and bit depth are selected by the PCM Format settings described below The name is an abbreviation of Wave File Format file extension wav This format is compatible with the Broad cast Wave Format file extension wav used for broadcast audio A higher sampling rate and bit depth allows higher quality recording but will require more hard disk space DFF DSDIFF This is a 1 bit audio file format widely used in professional audio devices for SACD Super Audio CD production The name stands for Direct Stream Digital Interchange File Format file extension dff DSF This is a 1 bit audio file format used in some VAIO A Sound Reality deployment model personal computers made by Sony The name stands for DSD Stream File file extension dsf WSD This is a 1 bit audio file format as defined by the 1 bit Audio Consortium The name stands for Wideband Single bit Data file exten sion wsd Settings when WAV BWF is selected If you select WAV BWF you can also select the sampling frequency and bit depth At sampling frequencies of 88 2 KHz and higher the bit depth will always be 24 Settings when DFF DSF or WSD are selected If you ve selected a 1 bit format use the 1bit DSD Format Fs setting to specify the sampling frequency amp In order to synchronize with a digital audio device other than the MR 2000S both devices must be synchronized to the same clo
55. ly added at the beginning of the project and at locations at which you resume recording after you pause recording If a divided file was created when the data size exceeded 1 GB during recording p 35 a mark will also be added automatically at the beginning of the divided location ES When you save a project in which marks were added the mark data will automatically be added to the audio file WAV DSDIFF in the project amp You can only add marks to a project that was recorded on the MR 20008 amp You can register marks in any position of the WAV DEF or WSD project but for the DSF project only the 11 6 ms Fs 2 8 MHz or larger size mark can be registered by a unit of 5 8 ms Fs 5 6 MHZ 21 22 Viewing the mark list Here s how to view the list showing the marks in a project in the order of their time location 1 Select and confirm the project file whose marks you want to view Refer to Selecting a project file to edit on page 17 2 The project file edit screen will appear with the name of the selected file in the top line as aE 3a ir rPPT ALL co aire oe DFF 0001 Hold vetete IER nisi RAEECSEPENXGNJG EGO Add to Play List A 0197019 OFF pta 1 bit Iu 2665 86 36 17 down Information Mark List 00 00 00 oon Press CLA F B8 88 15 484 F B8 88 45 476 F BB 8 1 88 163 F B8 81 25 886 3 Use the dial to select Mark List and press the enter button to confirm The mark list Mark
56. mbol is displayed below the crossed out wheeled bin symbol on the battery or battery package All product names and company names are the trademarks or reg istered trademarks of their respective owners Introduction 4 Features assannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 4 Connection example 4 Parts of the MR 20008 5 Front panel TE o Rear panel REL 7 Screens and operations 8 Home screen and menu list MENU screen 8 Selecting parameters and setting values 8 Basic operation 9 1 Power and usage 9 2 Connecting your monitor equipment 9 3 Turning the power on off 9 Turning the power on eese 9 Turning the power off e 9 4 Playing back the demo project 10 Playing DOCK asaeemombnaseercortuEsumtiRam a 10 mM 10 Stopping playback 10 Searching for a desired location during playback 10 5 The home screen 11 6 Recording en 12 Selecting the input source 13 Selecting the recording format 13 Adjusting the input level 14 Starting and stopping recording 15 Record operation lock
57. nced input jacks XLR These are balanced inputs that allow XLR connectors to be used Unbalanced input jacks RCA These are unbalanced inputs that allow RCA connectors to be used Screens and operations Home screen and menu list MENU screen When you power on the MR 20006 the display will show the level meter screen While the display is showing the home screen pressing the menu button will show the menu list MENU screen which lets you proceed to various screens related to settings as well as informational screens You ll use the dial and enter button from this screen to select your choices When the display shows the menu list MENU screen pressing the menu button will take you back to the home screen Using this method pressing the menu button will alternate between the menu list MENU screen and the home screen Home screen Menu list screen Various setting screens CER ER EBESISR I HR I E a m LIBRARY m IK ORG MR 20005 MENU LIBRARY Li O CIETAR PROJECT LA 0001 DSF 5 6MHz ibit PLAY MODE GAUDIO fu 2663 61 81 mamada Ge REC MODE dzb i 00 00 00 PEAK HOLD El LILILILI ooo E PEAK HOLD f PLR Y LIST i By pressing and holding the menu button during playback you can access a library select screen or the play list screen depending on the playback mode p 25 When you ve finished adjusting your set tings press the exit button to return to the previous screen 5 By pressing and holding the ent
58. ns However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the user s authority to operate this equipment Notice regarding disposal EU only When this crossed out wheeled bin symbol is displayed on the product owners manual battery or battery package it signifies that when you wish to dispose of this product manual package or battery you must do so in an approved manner Do not discard this product manual package or battery along with ordinary household waste Disposing in the correct manner will prevent harm to human health and potential damage to the environment Since the correct method of disposal will depend on the applicable laws and regulations in your locality please contact your local administrative body for details If the battery contains heavy metals in excess of the regulated amount a chemical sy
59. o confirm 3 If you want playback to repeat turn the Repeat set ting On A If Auto Pause is turned On the repeat playback set ting will be ignored 4 Press the exit button to return to the menu list MENU screen 5 Press the play button to start playback with the selected mode PEAK HOLD Play list PLAY LIST Creating a play list Here s how to create a play list By selecting Play List in the library select LIBRARY screen you can play projects files in the order of the play list that you create here You can store up to one hundred play lists 1 Select and confirm the project file that you want to add to the play list Refer to Selecting a project file to edit on page 17 The name of the project file that you selected and con firmed will appear in the project file edit screen dis played above Turn the dial to move the selection icon to Add to Play List Press the enter button a message will ask Add to Play List Are you sure Use the dial to select Yes and press the enter button to confirm Auto Pause OFF If you decide not to add the project file use the dial to select No and then press the enter button to confirm or press the exit button to cancel you will return to the file edit screen 6 The screen will indicate Working and when pro cessing is finished it will indicate Completed The added project file will be added to the end of the play
60. onfirm it Repeat these steps to specify the time location for the mark HB B1 88 1635 bEEBI HH 165 Delete Mark fit play Delete Mark tit Delete All Mark tit Delete All Mark tit 4 When you ve finished adjusting these settings press the exit button to return to the mark edit select screen Deleting a mark Delete Mark 1 When you use the dial to select Delete Mark and press the enter button to confirm a dialog screen will ask you to confirm the deletion 2 Use the dial to select Yes and press the enter button to confirm If you decide not to delete the mark use the dial to select No and press the enter button to confirm or press the exit button and you ll return to the mark edit select Mark Edit screen 3 The screen will indicate Working and the mark will be deleted When deletion is finished the screen will indicate Completed 4 Press the exit button or the enter button to return to the mark list Mark List screen dark Edit EXIT ark Edit ENTER Mark Edit 66 81 88 163 O Delete Mark fir OQ delete Mark ft BER HDelete Mark Hre you sure cal Delete All Mark ur INo Yes C reall aa Kd Lad 23 24 Deleting all marks Delete All Mark 1 When you use the dial to select Delete All Mark and press the enter button to confirm a dialog screen will ask you to confirm the deletion 2 Use the dial to select Yes and press the enter button to confirm If you decide not to dele
61. or about 2 seconds 2 The name of the project file you selected and confirmed will appear in the project file edit screen displayed above SSS PLAY LIST z mm HChange Order Remove HII ED SF 8881 26 DFF 8881 DFF 8881 Remove from List JDFF 88681 Add to Play List EDIT i Ka P ENTER ENTER or EXIT Completed eLExit Audio This folder contains audio files recorded on a device other than the MR 2000S Play List This is the play list p 25 2 In the library select LIBRARY screen use the dial to select Play List and press the enter button to confirm The play list screen will appear ENTER m 3 MR28885 EDIT xy DFF 8881 USO 88358 ED SF 686801 3 Use the dial to select Change Order and press the enter button to confirm The Move icon will appear in the play list PLAY LIST screen 4 Turn the dial to move the project file to the desired position and then press the enter button to confirm The play list PLAY LIST screen will show the new order fee Jf you press the exit button before you confirm you will return to the play list edit screen EJOSF_ e681 M O irr Remove from List Here s how to remove the selected project file from the play list fe This will not delete the project file itself If you later decide to add the project file to the play list you can use the Add to Play List operation to do so 1 In t
62. or fast forward button while stopped or paused the location will continue moving while you hold down the button and will stop pause at that location when you release the button i If you assign marks to a project you ll be able to move quickly to a specified point p 21 5 The home screen When you turn on the power the home screen is shown in the display When the menu list MENU screen is shown you can also access the level meter screen by pressing the menu button This screen shows information such as the MR 2000S s operating status and recording playback format All Shuffle indicator Playback mode indicator Repeat indicator DSD filter indicator Auto Pause indicator Calendar indicator Input Source indicator s cp guTD dm REC Lock indicator 2 4 01 ao aa bp EE Cun Recorder status nel II ORG MI R 2000 NOKORS MR 20005 Project file name current project file Order total number in folder L nn 1 010 DSF 5 ertHz bit Project file format Record edit calendar indicator n 2688 61 61 mima L 23 45 sa LI n ESSE Protect indicator EH E HEO Counter Project file playback n indicator Calendar indicator This shows the current date and time p 18 DSD filter indicator This will appear if the DSD filter is on p 30 Playback mode indicator The current playback mode icon p 25 will appear All Shuffle indicator This indicator is shown if you ve selected Play All Shuffl
63. ource Ref Level DSD Filter INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD MH S STEP 30 SYSTEM i 2866 07 18 16 23 The selection icon will change from P to b dark Mode Project Name Clock Source Input Source k Ref Level The mark mode Mark List setting screen will appear 2 Use the dial to select the desired mode and press the enter button to confirm A check mark will appear in the check box for the mark mode you selected and confirmed 3 When you ve finished adjusting the settings press the exit button to return to the system setting SYSTEM screen EXIT gt Mark Mode Em enter e rMNew ark O s Divide EDIT a gt gt The information Device Information screen will appear 2 When you ve finished viewing the information press the enter button to return to the system setting SYS TEM screen O F3 Device Information Soft lersion H B H HDD Z2B B6H Free 18 266 Pro ject 38 amp amp Noise or extraneous sound may occur if you connect your MR 20008 to a device that does not support wideband audio input Before turning this setting off you must check the owner s manual of the connected device 1 In the system setting SYSTEM screen use the dial to select DSD Filter and press the enter button to con firm The selection icon will change from Kk to E and the value will be highlighted 2 Press the enter button to complete the setting
64. r listing the date folders Step 3 is not necessary if you selected and confirmed Audio from the library select LIBRARY screen 3 In the date folder select screen use the dial to select the folder that contains the project you want to select and press the enter button to confirm The project select screen will appear LIBRARY CSR _ PROJECT PLAY MODE O AUDIO FIPLAY LIST LIBRARY ese 608 61 61 2j32888 82 H1 REC MODE INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD 2088 635 681 280688 64 861 4 In the project select screen use the dial to select a project and press the enter button to confirm The home screen showing the newly selected project name will appear LIBRARY SSS enter LIBRARY ENTER a Eu SALIE O mp H 53 EAEE O p a DKORG MR 20005 2688 62 61 EN Ij tURU 8881 ad LA 001010 DSF S 6MHz ibit 2068 835 81 nj OFF 88681 C f 2008 01 01 maman 2j12888 H8 J H81 A DL LL LL ooo EE When the display shows the home screen you can use a shortcut to access the selection screen for the selected project file step 4 simply hold down the menu button for about 2 seconds Selecting a project file to edit Editing the selected project file When the display shows the home screen hold down the enter button for about 2 seconds to access the project file edit screen Editing a different project file 1 Perform steps 1 3 in Selecting a project file from a list on page 16 2 Inthe project file sele
65. r file structure MR 2000S MR_PROJ 2008 07 04 DFF_0001 folder date folder folder 2008 07 12 MRpm sys date folder file DFF_0002 folder 2008 08 01 date folder WAV 0001 folder PROJECTS AGProjecti folder folder PLAYLIST LST_0001 m3u playlist file folder AUDIO DFF 0001 prj project settings file DFF 0001 001 dff audio data file DFF 0002 prj DFF 0002 001 dff DFF 0002 002 dff DFF 0002 003 dff WAV_0001 prj WAV 0001 001 wav WAV_0002 prj WAV 0002 001 wav folder Euro2008 folder E Dance001 wav orakesta dff Pianoman dsf zoozyeee wav MR PROJ folder This folder contains folders recorded on the MR 2000S organized by date amp Don t use your computer to delete or rename the MR PROJ folder If you do so the MR 20008S will no longer recognize the files you created Date folders year month date e g 2008 07 04 etc A maximum of approximately 400 project folders can be created here organized by date The MR 2000S is only able to edit recorded files that are inside these folders amp Up to 400 date folders can be recognized If there are more than 400 project folders they can be recognized by connecting a computer in LISB mode amp Up to 400 project folders can be recognized within a date folder If there are more than 400 project folders they can be recognized by connecting a computer in USB mode amp The maximum numbe
66. r of project folders that can be cre ated will be limited by the space remaining on the hard disk amp amp Don t use your computer to delete or rename folders This may make it impossible to recognize the projects you created amp Audio data you created on your computer or other device will not be recognized if you place it in these project folders amp The PROJECTS folder contains projects created by the included AudioGate software or projects that were backed up to an external device MRpm sys This file contains settings used by the system There must be one and only one such file Do not move or delete it 34 Dance002 wav amp amp Never delete or rename this file DFF_0001 folder project folder WAV 0001 0001 Format identification Recording number symbol A number from 0001 to 9999 WAV DFE DSF wsp assigned automatically to each recording in a format folder in sequential order This folder is created for each project you record The numerical portion of the folder name will be incre mented starting with 0001 The first three alphabetical characters will depend on the recording format ZS If you choose User Name as the project name setting the DFF_ portion can be freely changed so the file name will have the following structure USERNAMEO001 Folder name Recording number Specify up to A number from 0001 to 9999 eight characters assigned automatically to as desired each
67. rding Start recording V Stop recording Start recording V Stop recording 3 When you re finished recording press the stop button The record LED and play LED will both go dark Record operation lock REC Lock When the display shows the home screen and the MR 20006 is in record ready mode or during recording you can hold down the enter button for approximately 2 seconds to lock the recording operations When lock is enabled the REC Lock icon p 11 will be shown in the upper part of the home screen and you will be unable to perform the operations record pause cancel record ready mode or pause during recording A message will appear in the screen if you attempt to perform one of these disabled operations To defeat the record operation lock function hold down the enter button once again until the REC Lock icon disappears 15 16 7 Other playback editing operations Selecting the project file to play Use the dial to select or choose from a list the project file that you want to play E When you turn on the power the most recently selected project file will be selected The order of the project files The order of the projects files in the folder on the library select screen LIBRARY is listed according to the order in which they were created FAT order but the folders can be sorted in alphabetical order and displayed that way also Each time you hold down the menu button for 2 seconds the library will toggle
68. select highlight OK Then press the enter button to confirm and return to the file edit selection screen If you use the dial to select highlight CANCEL and then press the enter button or exit button to return to the project file edit select screen the rename operation will be cancelled 19 20 Protecting a project Here s how to protect a project If you edit the mark settings of a project that is protected these settings will revert to their original state when you select another project or turn off the power A protected project is indicated by a protect icon displayed in the project file information field the top line of the home screen amp You can t protect an audio file that was recorded by a device other than the MR 2000S these files will be located in the AUDIO folder 1 Select and confirm the project file whose protect setting you want to change Refer to Selecting a project file to edit on page 17 2 The project file edit screen will appear with the name of the project you just selected shown at the top 3 Turn the dial to move the selection icon to Protect 4 Each time you press the enter button the project setting will alternate between protected llli and un protected mf Delete fit Delete Add to Play List r Add to Play List Information Information dark List Mark List Protect Protect 5 When you ve finished adjusting the settings press the menu button to return to the project fil
69. sibility press the enter button to complete the setting The selection icon will change from E to gt SYSTEM 3 ENTER 2008 87 18 16 19 C B e LCO Contrast Mark Mode Project Name Ea Clock Source pore ida pi EDIT Synchronization clock setting Clock Source Here you can make synchronization clock settings The syn chronization clock source is shown at all times by the clock source indicator If the clock source indicator is blinking dur ing recording this indicates that synchronization is not achieved or that an external clock of 44 1 kHz cannot be detected when using DSD format INTERNAL Operating with the internal clock S P DIF Synchronize to the clock supplied to the S P DIF IN jack WORD Synchronize to the clock supplied to the WORD CLOCK IN jack A If you choose WORD as the clock source when using 1 bit format you must input 44 1 kHz The MR 2000S will not operate correctly if anything other than 44 1 kHz is being input PLAY MODE REC MODE LCD Contrast Mark ode INPUT LEVEL PEAK HOLD M S STEP Clock Source 2808 07 18 16 28 Project Name A If the input source p 13 is set to S P DIE the clock source will temporarily be changed to S P DIF while in record ready mode and during recording and this will be shown by the clock source indicator When recording ends the clock source will automatically return to its original setting 1 In the system setting SYSTEM
70. te the marks use the dial to select No and press the enter button to confirm or press the exit button and you ll return to the mark edit select Mark Edit screen 3 The screen will indicate Working and the marks will be deleted When deletion is finished the display will indicate Completed 4 Press the exit button or the enter button to return to the mark list Mark List screen Mark Edit T Mark Edit ce Mark Edit ae UH Te a Delete All Mark m O neiete al Mark iH gt EDIT Delete All Mark fit Fre you sure Completed iNo Yes PLEnit Ma gt gt ENTER Delete ark 5 Verify that all marks have been deleted and press the exit button to return to the project file edit screen Other functions Play mode The MR 20006 provides three play modes as well as auto pause and repeat play settings To select these modes use PLAY MODE in the menu list MENU screen The icon for the selected settings will appear in the home screen p 11 Single play only one project file folder E play list In this mode only the single project file you select will play See Selecting the project file to play on page 16 When the selected file has finished playing playback will stop automatically All play all songs in folder play the play list ALL folder EJ ALL play list In this mode the projects files in the folder or play list that contains the selected project file
71. tly When the hard disk is formatted MR_PROJ other than the system setting in the hard disk the project file and the LST 0001 m3u in the AUDIO folder will completely be deleted p 33 Hard disk structure and files Before formatting the hard disk be sure to check the data and back up the necessary data p 33 Using the MR 20005 with your computer A If a power failure or similar accident occurs during format ting the MR 2000S may become inoperable If this occurs please contact Korg distributor 1 Press the menu button and in the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select SYSTEM and press the enter button to confirm The system setting SYSTEM screen will appear 16dB OSD Filter oM Factory Reset Eai Use the dial to select User Name Setting and press the enter button The name edit screen will appear Edit the name Refer to steps 4 6 in p 19 To make the edited name the name for the project Editing the project file name folder use the dial to select User Name and press the enter button to confirm If you want to return this to the file type name select and confirm Default Name When you ve finished making settings press the exit button to return to the system setting SYSTEM screen e MA Default Name Ciuser Name User Name Setting USERNAME 3 Use the dial to select Yes and then press the enter but ton to confirm If you decide not reset the settings use
72. ton or exit button and remove the cause of the error Serious error messages Fatal e This will appear if the MR 2000S itself has a problem or malfunction gt If this type of message appears make a note of the text in and contact your local Korg distrib utor Maximum continuous recording 6 hours Number Recognizes a maximum of of projects four hundred projects of each format Mark points 100 points per project No mark names USB functionality Connect to computer via USB 2 0 usable as FAT32 USB external drive Project editing Rename Delete Protect General Display 160 x 104 pixel LCD with backlight Level meter 54 dB 3 dB Land R each provide 23 step LED peak LED AC100 240 V Power consumption 7 W Power supply Dimensions Weight 482mm W x 220mm D x 45mm H 16 6 W x8 7 D x 1 8 H 2 8kg 6 2 lbs Including protrusions Main specifications Frequency response 10 Hz 20 KHz 1 dB S N THD N A D conversion D A conversion LINE IN L R XLR Connector Input impedance Nominal level Maximum level RCA Connector Input impedance Fs 44 1 kHz 48 kHz 10 Hz 40 kHz 1 dB Fs 88 2 kHz 96 kHz 176 4 kHz 192 kHz 10 Hz 100 kHz 1 bit 103 dB typical 9 IHF A 0 00576 typical 20 Hz 20 KHz 2 8224 MHz 5 6448 MHz 1 bit 24bit PCM 2 8224 MHz 5 6448 MHz 1 bit 24bit PCM XLR 3 31 type balanced 2
73. will be played in the order in which it appears in the library select screen list When all projects files in the folder or play list have fin ished playing playback will stop automatically Shuffle All shuffle play within folder shuffle play the play list 2 24 folder EE 24 play list If you select this option the project file playback order will be shuffled randomized When playback ends the order will automatically be shuf fled and then playback will continue If you press the stop button and then press the play button playback will con tinue from the beginning of the same project file Sshuffle All INPUT LEVEL Repeat OFF Repeat Repeat play 2 Turn this On if you want playback to repeat the icon will appear in the home screen This setting is valid for all play modes Playback according to the selected mode will continue until you press the stop button Auto Pause zz When this Auto Pause setting is On the icon will appear in the home screen and when each song finishes playing the MR 2000S will load the data of the next song and then pause This setting is valid for all of the play modes All Shuffle All and Repeat 1 Press the menu button to access the menu list MENU screen use the dial to select PLAY MODE and press the enter button to confirm The play mode select PLAY MODE screen will appear 2 Use the dial to select the desired play mode and press the enter button t
74. zw Input LEVEL 5 EXIT Input LEVEL 7 ENTER Input Gain L R Link Input Gain L R Link Input Gain L R Link O b InL Gain W Beil ec EDIT InL Gain B BBdB kInLl Gain H HHdB Ink Gain BH HBHdB Ink Gain BH HBHdB Peak L 2 58dB Peak L 2 58dB QO m Peak L 2 5B8BdB Peak R 68 BHdEB Peak FA 6B8 HHBHdEB Peak R 68 B8HddEB Ink Gain 8H 5BHdB Kd aa When you ve finished setting the input volume press the exit button to return to the menu list screen and then press the menu button once again to return to the home screen Starting and stopping recording Each time you record on the MR 2000S a folder is created containing an audio file and a settings file collec tively called a project The folder is named automatically p 34 You can edit this name after you ve finished recording p 19 Operations on the MR 20005 will handle the entire project folder just as if it were an audio file 1 To start recording from the record ready mode press the play pause button the play LED will light up The record LED will change from blinking to lit 2 To pause recording press the play pause button the record LED will blink to resume recording press the play pause button once again the play LED will light up A new project is not created if you pause during recording the recording will still be a single project Stop and then l Pause and then resume recording resume reco

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