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Don't think so. STYLEs - no, but by programs I assume you mean SOUNDs Korg only claim upward compatibility. The SOUND structures have differences - PA1X has max 5 oscillators - PA600 has 24. Cheers Pete :D Thanks. The oscillators are different. Though how different would it sound if transferred-if ...

Anybody?? with advice..

Can I transfer programs from a PA 600 to an older Pa1x pro, albeit more professional sounding. Whats the best way to go about doing it..

[quote="danbuck"][quote="karmathanever"]Hi danbuck Firstly, if you haven't already, have a look at pages 102/3 in the latest PA1XPro manual - quite a good description there. Chord variations:- Most arrangers STYLES will have "variations" (usually 4) where, as you know, you can get some different ...

Hi danbuck Firstly, if you haven't already, have a look at pages 102/3 in the latest PA1XPro manual - quite a good description there. Chord variations:- Most arrangers STYLES will have "variations" (usually 4) where, as you know, you can get some different instrumentation and subtle differences ...

I guess this helps... Was wondering how this feauture could enhance my arrangements..Hmm doesnt seem like too many take advantage of it.. Of course you can take advance of this. 8) Scenario: You can create 6 different fills. You clone cv1 to cv2, change drums fill, assign cv2 instead C major to C ...

I guess this helps... Was wondering how this feauture could enhance my arrangements..Hmm doesnt seem like too many take advantage of it.. Of course you can take advance of this. 8) Scenario: You can create 6 different fills. You clone cv1 to cv2, change drums fill, assign cv2 instead C major to C ...

Basic Q- I dont understand what the various chord variations in different styles do, as well as what these variations do in pads..maybe someone can explain :) Chord variation is to tell instrument when and which CV play. If you record something in C-Maj and Set C-Maj as CV1, will play exactly how ...

Basic Q- I dont understand what the various chord variations in different styles do, as well as what these variations do in pads..maybe someone can explain

karmathanever wrote:Have you determined whether it is the pedal or the keyboard (i.e. try the pedal in another keyboard - or check that it functions with a multimeter etc…)?

Cheers

Pete

Thanks am trying this..

This seems to be a problem that has been hashed a few times.. But I cant seem to figure out whats wrong with my sustain.. For many years I was using the sustain through the damper input on the keyboard and it worked fine.. I dont know why it dont work anymore..