Korg Electronic Keyboard N264 76 User Manual
N264 - 76 Key Music Workstation  
How can I create my own Combinations?  
How can I change the tempo in the middle of the song?  
What are the bank change values?  
Can I route sounds to the Individual outputs?  
 
Timbre to play only on the first two octaves. You'd set the Key Window Bottom to C2, and the Key  
Window Top to C4. Now, the first Timbre will only play on C2, C4 and the key span in between…  
Setting Timbre two's Key Window Bottom to D4 and Top to C7 will cover the rest of the keyboard with  
another sound. Now you have a Split!! Setting up Timbre three with the same Key Windows as Timbre  
two, will play the two sounds together… a Layer!!!  
Now that you have the basics, let's apply what we've learned to create a Combination. First, we'll get  
into the edit mode:  
1. Press the COMBI button to enter the Combination mode.  
2. Press the EDIT button to enter the Combination Edit mode.  
Next, we'll initialize the Combination, so that all of the parameters are reset:  
1. Press the 8 button on the left-hand side of the keyboard. (It's also marked "Effect Speed").  
2. Push the up directional button on the right-hand side of the screen two times. This will bring you to  
page 8C - "Init Combi".  
3. Press the YES button on the left-hand side of the screen twice. This will reset the Combination for  
editing.  
Now, we'll select the sounds for our setup:  
1. Press the "1" button on the left-hand side of the unit (It's also marked "Octave Type"). This will take  
you to screen 1A "Program 1-4". Here, you can see and select sounds for the first four Timbres.  
2. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the first Tambre to "A06" (NuFretless). This will be our  
Bass sound for the left hand.  
3. Press the right directional button once to highlight the sound for the second Timbre.  
4. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the second Timbre to "A01" (N Piano). This will be our  
first sound for the right hand.  
5. Press the right directional button once again to highlight the sound for the third Timbre.  
6. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the third Timbre to "A05" (N Strings). This will be our  
other sound for the right hand.  
Next, we'll turn those three Timbres on:  
1. Press the "3" button on the left-hand side of the unit (It's also marked VDF EG Octave) This will take  
you to screen 3A "Channel". The first Timbre should already be set to "1G".  
2. Timbre three should be highlighted from selecting the sounds on the previous screen. Press the left  
directional button once, so that the second Timbre's channel setting is highlighted.  
3. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the second Timbre to "1G".  
4. Press the right directional button once again to highlight the third Timbre.  
5. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the third Timbre to "1G".  
Now, we'll tell each sound where it should play. Here's how it's going to be set up:  
 
Bass (First Timbre A06)  
Piano + Strings (2nd and 3rd Timbre, A01 and A05)  
Key Window Top C4  
Key Window Btm C2  
Key Window Top C7  
Key Window Btm D4  
1. Press the "4" button on the left-hand side of the keyboard. (It's also marked "Attack Gate"). This will  
bring you screen 4A - "KW TOP" - This is the Key Window Top page. Here, you can see the Key  
Window Top for the first four Timbres.  
2. The third Timbre should be highlighted from selecting the channels on the previous screen. Press the  
left directional button twice to highlight the first Timbre.  
3. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the Key Window Top for the first Timbre to "C4".  
4. Press the up directional button. This will take you to screen 1B - "KW BTM" - This is the Key Window  
Bottom page.  
5. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the Key Window Bottom for the first Timbre to "C2".  
Now, the Piano (Timbre 2):  
1. Press the down directional button once again, to get back to the Key Window Top screen.  
2. Press the right directional button once to highlight the Key Window Top for the second Timbre.  
3. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the Key Window Top for the second Timbre to "C7".  
4. Press the up directional button once again, to get back to the Key Window Bottom page.  
5. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the Key Window Bottom for the second Timbre to "D4".  
And, finally, the Strings (Timbre 3):  
1. Press the down directional button one more time, to get back to the Key Window Top page.  
2. Press the right directional button once more to highlight the Key Window Top for the third Timbre.  
3. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the Key Window Top for the third Timbre to "C7".  
4. Press the up directional button once more, to get back to the Key Window Bottom page.  
5. Using the value slider or YES/NO buttons, set the Key Window Bottom for the third Timbre to "D4".  
You'll notice when you play that Bass is on the left hand exclusively, and the Piano and Strings are  
doubled up on the right. Now that you have your Split/Layer Combination, all that's left to do is save  
your work:  
1. Press the "8" button on the left-hand side of the units (It's also marked "Effect Speed"). This will take  
you to screen 8a - "Comb Write" - The Combination write screen.  
2. Press the right directional button once to highlight "OK?"  
3. Press the YES button twice. This will permanently write your newly edited Combination.  
Press the COMBI button to exit the Combination Edit mode.  
 
Creating a Tempo Change - N364/N264, X3/X2  
To change the tempo in the middle of a song:  
1. Press the SEQ button to enter the Sequencer mode.  
2. Press the EDIT button to enter the Sequencer Edit mode.  
3. Press the CHANNEL button (Marked in green on the left side of the keyboard).  
4. Press the CURSOR up button 3 times. The screen will display "3D Create Ctl".  
You will need to set the Start and End measures that the tempo will be affected on. You can  
either make a gradual or abrupt tempo change, depending on the "distance" between the Start  
and End measure you select. The tempo changes gradually from the original tempo to the new  
tempo in the time given between the Start and End measure. The closer they are in number,  
the faster the tempo change will take place. If the Start and End measure are set the same, the  
tempo change will be instant.  
5. Press the RIGHT cursor button once to highlight the parameter "M001".  
6. Using the value slider or buttons, select the measure that the tempo should change on.  
7. Press the RIGHT cursor button twice more to highlight the next parameter "M001".  
8. Using the value slider or buttons, select the measure that the tempo change should finish taking  
place on.  
9. Press the RIGHT cursor button twice more to highlight the tempo parameter.  
10. Using the value slider or buttons, select the tempo.  
11. Press the RIGHT cursor button once more to highlight "O.K.".  
12. Press the YES button twice.  
13. Press the SEQ button to exit mode.  
14. Press the TEMPO button  
15. Press the RIGHT cursor button once more to highlight "MAN" (Manual Tempo).  
16. Using the value slider or buttons, select "AUT" (Auto Tempo Read).  
 
 
Bank Change Messages For Korg Products  
Most sequencers have an event edit mode, which allows inputting controller messages. Bank change  
messages require these events: Beat one, tick one: Controller 0 with its value - Beat one, tick two:  
Controller 32 with its value - Beat one, tick three: Program change. Make sure that Program Change  
and Exclusive filters are set to enable (ENA) to receive these commands. Note: These listing covers all  
possible bank changes in the product lines specified for each chart. Since some models don't have all of  
the mentioned banks, some messages will not be received.  
X Series/N364/264/Trinity Series/ Z1/Z1EX  
BANK A  
BANK B  
BANK C  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
0
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
1
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
2
0-99 (0-127)  
0-99 (0-127)  
0-99 (0-127)  
BANK D  
BANK S/M (Trinity)  
GM BANK (X and N Series)  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
3
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
4
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
56  
0
1-128  
0-99 (0-127)  
0-99 (0-127)  
GM DRUM BANK (X and N Series)  
Message  
Value  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
62  
0
*
Triton Classic/Studio/Extreme/Rack/Le/Karma  
BANK INT-A  
BANK INT-B  
BANK INT-C  
Value  
(GM)  
Message  
Value  
(Korg)  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
(GM)  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
(GM)  
(Korg)  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
(Korg)  
63  
0
0
0
63  
1
0-127  
0
1
63  
2
0
2
Controller 32  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
0-127  
0-127  
0-127  
BANK INT-D  
BANK INT-E  
BANK INT-F  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Bank Map  
(GM)  
(Korg)  
Bank Map  
(GM)  
(Korg)  
Bank Map  
(GM)  
(Korg)  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
63  
3
0
3
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
63  
4
0
4
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
63  
5
0
5
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
 
 
BANK EXB-A  
BANK EXB-B  
Value  
BANK EXB-C  
Message  
Value  
(Korg)  
Message  
Message  
Value  
(Korg)  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
(GM)  
63  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
(GM)  
(Korg)  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
(GM)  
63  
0
8
63  
9
0
9
0
10  
Controller 32  
8
Controller 32  
10  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127 Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
BANK EXB-D  
BANK EXB-E  
BANK EXB-F  
Message  
Value  
(Korg)  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
(GM)  
63  
11  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
(GM)  
63  
12  
(Korg)  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
(GM)  
63  
13  
(Korg)  
0
11  
0
12  
0
13  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127 Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
BANK EXB-G  
BANK EXB-H  
GM BANK  
Message  
Value  
(Korg)  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
(GM)  
63  
14  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
(GM)  
63  
15  
(Korg)  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
121  
(GM)  
(Korg)  
56 or  
0
14  
0
15  
56 or 121  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
Controller 32  
0
0
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
GM DRUM BANK  
Value  
(Korg)  
62 or 120 62 or 120 Controller 0  
GM2 (Banks 1 through 9)  
Message Value  
Bank Map (Korg)  
Message  
Bank Map  
Controller 0  
(GM)  
(GM)  
121  
1-9  
121  
1-9  
Controller 32  
0
0
Controller 32  
Program Change (See GM Drum  
Program Conversion chart)  
Program Change  
0-127  
0-127  
i-Series (i5, i5M i3, i2, i1, iX300, XC Series)  
BANK A/B  
BANK C/D  
BANK E/F,User  
DRUMS Dr1-Dr8  
Message  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
(Numbers: 0-63 = A11-A88,  
64-127 = B11-88)  
Value  
Message  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
(Numbers: 0-63 = C11-C88,  
64-127 = D11-D88)  
Value  
Message  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
(Numbers: 0-63 = E11-E88,  
64-127 = F11-F88)  
Value  
Message  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
(Numbers: 0-7 = Dr1-Dr8)  
Value  
0
3
0-7  
0
0
0
1
0
2
0-127  
0-127  
0-127  
iS-Series/i40M  
BANK A/B  
BANK C/D  
BANK E/F User-Drum  
Message  
Controller 0  
Value  
Message  
Controller 0  
Value  
Message  
Controller 0  
Value  
0
0
0
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
Controller 32  
Program Change  
1
Controller 32  
Program Change  
2
0-127  
0-127  
0-127  
(Numbers: 0-63 = A11-A88,  
64-127 = B11-88)  
(Numbers: 0-63 = C11-C88,  
64-127 = D11-D88)  
(Numbers: 0-63 = E11-E88,  
64-127 = F11-F88)  
I30  
BANK A/B  
BANK C/D  
BANK E  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Message  
Value  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
0
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
1
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
2
0-63  
0-127  
0-127  
(Numbers: 0-63 = A11-A88,  
64-127 = B11-88)  
(Numbers: 0-63 = C11-C88,  
64-127 = D11-D88)  
(Numbers: 0-63 = E11-E88)  
 
BANK F  
Value  
BANK G  
Value  
BANK R (Drums)  
Message  
Message  
Message  
Value  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
3
0-63  
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
3
Controller 0  
Controller 32  
Program Change  
0
4
64-127  
0-127  
(Numbers: 0-63 = F11-F88)  
(Numbers: 64-127 = G11-G88)  
*i30 GM Drum Bank Program Change  
Conversion  
Program Changes  
00 - 15 -- Dr 11  
16 - 17 -- Dr 12  
25 -- Dr 13  
32 - 39 -- Dr 14  
40 -47 -- Dr 15  
64 - 71 -- Dr 16  
26 - 31 -- Dr 17  
48 - 55 -- Dr 18  
Drum Kits  
120 -- Dr 21  
121 -- Dr 22  
122 -- Dr 23  
123 -- Dr 24  
124 -- Dr 25  
125 -- Dr 26  
126 -- Dr 27  
127 -- Dr 28  
N5EX/N1/N1R/NS5R/NX5R Bank Changes  
Bank  
Name  
GM-a  
Bank Select  
(MSB:LSB)  
00:00(GS/XG)  
00:01(GS)  
01:xx  
Bank  
y:24  
y:25  
y:27  
y:28  
y:32  
y:33  
y:34  
y:35  
y:36  
y:37  
y:38  
y:39  
y:40  
y:41  
y:42  
y:43  
y:45  
y:64  
y:65  
y:66  
y:67  
y:68  
y:69  
y:70  
y:71  
y:72  
y:96  
y:97  
y:98  
y:99  
y100  
y101  
ySFX  
GM-b  
Bank Select  
Bank  
Name  
PrgB  
Bank Select  
(MSB:LSB)  
82:xx  
0:24  
0:25  
00:27  
00:28  
0:32  
0:33  
0:34  
0:35  
0:36  
0:37  
0:38  
0:39  
0:40  
PrgC  
83:xx  
88:xx  
89:xx  
90:xx  
91:xx  
126:xx  
r:01  
r:02  
r:03  
r:04  
r:05  
r:06  
r:07  
r:08  
r:09  
r:10  
r:11  
r:16  
r:17  
r:18  
r:19  
r:24  
r:25  
r:26  
r:32  
r:33  
r:40  
r:CM  
CmbU  
CmbA  
CmbB  
CmbC  
yDr1  
02:xx  
03:xx  
04:xx  
05:xx  
06:xx  
07:xx  
08:xx  
09:xx  
10:xx  
11:xx  
16:xx  
17:xx  
18:xx  
19:xx  
24:xx  
25:xx  
yDr2  
127:xx(XG)  
120:xx(XG)  
61:xx  
120:xx(GS)  
62:xx  
rDrm  
kDrm  
****  
0:41  
120:xx(05)  
63:xx  
00:42  
00:43  
00:45  
0:64  
0:65  
0:66  
0:67  
0:68  
0:69  
0:70  
* (GS) : after GS Reset  
* (XG) : after XG System ON  
* (05) : 05R/W Ma  
26:xx  
32:xx  
33:xx  
40:xx  
125:xx  
127:xx(GS)  
00:01(XG)  
0:03  
0:71  
0:72  
y:01  
y:03  
y:06  
y:08  
y:12  
y:14  
y:16  
y:17  
y:18  
y:19  
y:20  
00:96  
00:97  
00:98  
00:99  
00:100  
00:101  
64:xx  
56:00  
57:00(05)  
80:xx  
81:xx  
0:06  
0:08  
00:12  
00:14  
0:16  
0:17  
0:18  
0:19  
0:20  
PrgU  
PrgA  
 
N5EX/N1/N1R/NS5R/NX5R Drum Banks  
yDr2' Bank (Bank MSB=127)  
'rDrm' Bank (Bank MSB=61)  
'kDrm' Bank (BankMSB=62)  
Drum Kit List (Drum Bank)  
Drum Kit List (Drum Bank)  
Drum Kit List (Drum Bank)  
Program No.  
(PC# xxh)  
1 (00h)  
2 (01h)  
9 (08h)  
17 (10h)  
25 (18h)  
26 (19h)  
33 (20h)  
41 (28h)  
49 (30h)  
Drum Kit Name Program No.  
Drum Kit Name Program No.  
Drum Kit Name  
(PC# xxh)  
(PC# xxh)  
Standard  
Standard  
Room  
1 (00h)  
2 (01h)  
9 (08h)  
STANDARD  
STANDARD  
ROOM  
1(00h)...16(0Eh)  
17(10h)...24(17h)  
25(18h)  
GM Kit  
Power Kit  
Dance Kit  
Analog Kit  
Dance Kit  
Jazz Kit  
Brush Kit  
Orch Kit  
GM Kit  
Rock  
17 (10h)  
25 (18h)  
26 (19h)  
27 (1Ah)  
33 (20h)  
41 (28h)  
49 (30h)  
50 (31h)  
51 (32h)  
POWER  
26(19h)  
Electro  
Analog  
Jazz  
Brush  
Classic  
ELECTRONIC  
ANALOG  
DANCE  
JAZZ  
BRUSH  
27(1Ah)...32(1Fh)  
33(20h)...40(27h)  
41(28h)...48(2Fh)  
49(30h)...56(37h)  
57(38h)...64(3Fh)  
65(40h)...72(47h)  
73(48h)  
ORCHESTRA  
ETHNIC  
Perc Kit  
User Kit 1  
User Kit 2  
'yDr1' Bank (Bank MSB=126)  
Drum Kit List (Drum Bank)  
KICK&SNARE 74(49h)  
Program No.  
(PC# xxh)  
1 (00h)  
Drum Kit Name 57 (38h)  
SFX  
C/M  
75(4Ah)..128(7Fh) GM Kit  
128 (7Fh)  
SFX 1  
SFX 2  
2 (01h)  
 
Output Routing in the Sequencer: N364/ N264 and X Series  
Before you can actually reroute the tracks to the 3rd and 4th outputs:  
1. Press the SEQ button to enter the Sequencer mode.  
2. Press the EDIT button to enter the Sequencer Edit mode.  
3. Press the Up Cursor several times until you are on page 7E: "Effects Placement".  
4. Using the value slider or buttons, select "Parallel Sub" as the routing.  
5. Press the down cursor 2 times to arrive at page 7C. These are parameters for Effect 2  
6. Using the value slider or buttons, select "00" for the effect number. This will set Effect 2 to "No  
effect".  
7. Press the down cursor 2 more times to arrive at page 7A. These are parameters for Effect 1.  
8. Using the value slider or buttons, select "00" for the effect number. This will set Effect 1 to "No  
effect".  
Now that you have set up the routing, all that's left to do is set up the tracks that you wish to  
reroute to either 3, 4 or both. Follow these steps for each track that you wish to have alternate  
routing:  
1. Press the SEQ button to exit out of the Sequencer Edit mode.  
2. Press the button marked TRACK (in green) on the left side of the keyboard.  
3. Using the value slider or buttons, select the track you wish to reroute.  
4. Press the right cursor button 3 times to highlight the Pan Parameter for that track.  
5. Using the value slider or buttons, set the Pan to "OFF". This stops the sound from coming out of  
either output 1 or 2.  
6. Press the EDIT button to re-renter the Sequencer Edit mode.  
7. Press the button marked MEASURE (in green) on the left side of the keyboard. This will take  
you to the "Send C/D" page.  
Send C and Send D will actually become the volumes for output to 3 and 4 respectively. The  
higher you set either of these, for a track, the more signal you will hear out of the 3rd and/or 4th  
outputs for that track. To use Sends C and D:  
1. Using the value slider or buttons, select the track that you wish to reroute to either 3 or 4.  
2. Use the right or left cursor buttons to highlight the setting for either Send C or D.  
3. Using the value slider or buttons, set the level of output for that Send. You will now hear signal  
form the outputs as you specified.  
Remember to repeat these steps for each track that you wish to reroute.  
 
 

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