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Thanks everyone!
I will probably go for the simplest option, RCA cable. Adapters can be an expensive and cumbersome thing.
I realized that a cable like that of the Klotz company is considered the best. If anyone knows another company, I would love to know.

Hello I have a home theater system of Pioneer model HTP-072 and I am interested in connecting it with the Korg Pa4X. Possible audio inputs are: - RCA - Digital Coaxial - Digital Optical - HDMI The simplest is the PL-RCA cable, but since RCA cables are unbalanced I would prefer another option. What ...

Maybe you did not understand me correctly so I will ask again in another way: Suppose you are in Fingered (1 Note) mode, playing only the black keys. On the screen appears: C# Eb F# G# Bb My question is, would not it be simpler, that everyone would appear only with # (or alternatively only with b ...

Example: technically a D# and an Eb are exactly the same, they just appear in different contexts. ... For example, in a key with flattened notes, then you'll (normally) be playing a Eb if you need to use that note, but in a key with sharps, then it'll (normally) be a D#. I know that. I'm not asking ...

Thank you for your response. It seems strange to me that this was done especially for horn. And for D# on the piano, this site says: "D-sharp minor tends to be notated more often for piano and E-flat minor more often for guitar.". Sorry, I did not understand what you wrote here: The bigger problem ...

1. Yes, Korg do seem to check in on these forums BUT these forms are in no way associated with Korg - so there are no guarantees. 2. Yes it is - please go ahead if you have the time.... 1. How do you know? Is this just a hypothesis? Is there anyone here from Korg who can answer that? I have a lot ...

Hi everybody
I have a long list of WISH-LIST.

My question, before I bother writing everything, does anyone at Korg even read it?
In addition, is it possible to arrange the entire WISH-LIST in this thread into one post, as here?

Thanks

Hi everybody Why in the Title bar, these two chords D# and A# appear with flat? D# appears as E flat instead of D# A# appears as B flat instead of A# After all, in all the other chords only sharp appears and not flat! What is the logic behind this? it's confusing. is there a way to change that ...