Contents

Contents
Introduction
Supported formats
- Supported file formats
- Supported disc formats
Items on the screen
- Player View
- Edit View
- About the songlist
- About the master volume
- About the level meter and clip indicator
  - Changing the peak hold time
  - Clearing the peak hold indication
- About the Menu / help
Registration to library and editing
- Song Registration
  - Registering an MR project
  - Audio File Registration
  - iTunes Song Registration
- Select a song
- Remove a song
- Rearrange the songs (sort)
Creating a Playlist
- Creating a new Playlist
- Creating a new Playlist by selecting Songs
- Rearrange the songs in a Playlist (sort)
- Removing and Exporting Playlist and Writing to a Disc
Song Playback
- Playing back a song
- Transport Controllers
- Contents of the upper viewer display
- Direct Locate function
- Repeat playback
- Shuffle playback
- Audio device settings
- Auto sample rate switching function
- Playing back 1-bit audio files directly
- Playback Volume Auto Adjustment Function
Audio CD/DSD disc Playback
- Eject Disc
Song editing
- Current song editing
  - Text Data editing
  - Attached picture
  - Control Data editing
  - Batch Editing Current Song Information
- Batch Edit Song Information for Multiple Songs
- Dividing a song
- Combining songs
- Channel Link function
- Normalization Function
- Mark function
  - Importing marks
  - Exporting marks
  - Editing marks
- Other convenient functions
  - Reverting an edit (Undo)
  - Re-executing the edit (Redo)
Exporting in a different audio format
- Exporting an audio file
  - Optional settings
- Creating an audio CD or DSD disc
  - Optional settings
Auto Update function
- Manually checking for updates
- Automatically checking for updates
Other settings
- Changing the folder where temporary files are created
- Resetting the warnings of all dialog boxes
- Changing the type of real-time conversion
- Switching background
List of shortcuts

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KORG AudioGate3 Specification

The KORG AudioGate 3 is a comprehensive audio format conversion and playback software designed for professional audio applications. It supports a wide range of audio file formats, including DSD, WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, and AAC, allowing for seamless conversion between high-resolution audio standards. The software is optimized for high-quality playback, providing users with a sample rate of up to 192 kHz and a bit depth of 24 bits, ensuring premium sound fidelity.

AudioGate 3 incorporates advanced dithering algorithms to enhance audio quality during the conversion process. It offers real-time conversion and playback capabilities, enabling users to listen to their audio files in various formats without the need for pre-conversion. The software features an intuitive user interface, designed for ease of use, with drag-and-drop functionality for efficient file management and conversion tasks.

The software is compatible with both Windows and macOS operating systems, making it versatile for various user environments. It is designed to integrate seamlessly with KORG's DS-DAC series, enhancing the capabilities of these digital-to-analog converters for an elevated audio experience. AudioGate 3 also includes a direct streaming feature, allowing users to stream audio directly from the software to compatible devices.

Additionally, AudioGate 3 provides users with powerful editing tools, such as fade-in and fade-out, track splitting, and volume adjustments, making it a valuable tool for audio editing and mastering. With its robust functionality, AudioGate 3 is ideal for audiophiles, music producers, and sound engineers seeking a reliable and versatile solution for high-resolution audio playback and conversion.

KORG AudioGate3 F.A.Q.

How do I import audio files into KORG AudioGate 3?

To import audio files into AudioGate 3, simply drag and drop the files into the main window or use the 'File' menu to select 'Import'. You can also import entire folders by selecting 'Import Folder'.

What file formats are supported by AudioGate 3?

AudioGate 3 supports a wide range of file formats including WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, AAC, and DSD formats such as DSF, DSDIFF, and WSD.

How can I convert audio files to a different format in AudioGate 3?

To convert audio files, first import the files, then select the desired output format from the 'Export' settings. You can adjust quality settings before exporting the files to the chosen format.

How do I resolve issues with audio playback in AudioGate 3?

If you experience playback issues, check your audio device settings under Preferences. Ensure the correct output device is selected and update the audio driver if necessary. Restarting the application can also help.

Can AudioGate 3 handle high-resolution audio files?

Yes, AudioGate 3 is designed to handle high-resolution audio files, including DSD and PCM formats with sample rates up to 192kHz.

What should I do if AudioGate 3 crashes unexpectedly?

Ensure that your software is up to date, as updates may resolve stability issues. Check for any conflicting software or plugins. If problems persist, consider reinstalling AudioGate 3.

How do I batch convert multiple files in AudioGate 3?

To batch convert files, import all files you wish to convert, then select them in the list. Choose the export format and settings, then click 'Export' to process all files simultaneously.

Is it possible to edit metadata tags in AudioGate 3?

Yes, AudioGate 3 allows you to edit metadata tags. Select a file, then access the metadata editor from the 'File' menu or right-click context menu to modify tags like title, artist, and album.

How can I improve the performance of AudioGate 3 on my computer?

Ensure your computer meets the minimum system requirements. Close any unnecessary applications, increase RAM if possible, and keep your system optimized for best performance.

What is the best way to maintain optimal audio quality in AudioGate 3?

To maintain optimal audio quality, use high-quality source files, avoid unnecessary conversions, and ensure your output settings match your desired audio standards. Regularly update the software to benefit from improvements.