Korg / Drum machine
Korg drumlogue
drumlogue sequencer stopped after a clock change, or USB controller not recognised? Check the clock route and the correct USB port.
Manufacturer documented drumlogue Owner's Manual E4 scope. No unsupported controller compatibility, firmware change or physically tested connection is claimed.
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MIDI quick reference
- SYNC IN priority
- A connected SYNC IN cable overrides CLOCK SOURCE.
- Manufacturer documented
- USB/MIDI clock without input
- The sequencer stops when its selected external clock is absent.
- Manufacturer documented
- Computer connection
- TO HOST uses the USB B connection for computer MIDI.
- Manufacturer documented
- Controller recognition
- Connect a supported TO DEVICE controller before power-on.
- Manufacturer documented
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Manuals & resources
drumlogue Owner's Manual
Korg · E4 · official listing dated 26 February 2025 · last checked 2026-10-07
References
Sources & review
Sources reviewed: . Documentation does not replace a physical hardware test.
- drumlogue Owner's Manual · Korg · E4 · official listing dated 26 February 2025 · last checked 2026-10-07
Sections reviewed: CLOCK SOURCE, p. 49; USB connections, p. 52; USB controllers, p. 53; GLOBAL, p. 45; MIDI ROUTING, p. 47; CLOCK SOURCE, p. 49; USB connections, pp. 52–53.