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He wants to call up a registration, and start IN THE CORRECT KEY without playing anything. Or at least without anything being heard. Korghelper, you have described the problem better than I did! Ultimately I think even the expression pedal solution is just a workaround. I should be able to save the ...

Wouldn’t it be simpler to simply play the first chord with the expression pedal up (sound off) then hit start? Alternatively, can you turn off the LWR sound, play a chord (silently), then start the Intro after you turn it back on again. Lastly, how about a Chord Sequence with just the initial chord ...

I'd like to set the starting chord for an Intro, without actually playing it, or at least not having it be heard if I play it. That way I could just push the Start button and off we go. I haven't figured out how to do this. Furthermore, it would be nice if that initial chord (including NO chord ...

karmathanever wrote:What device are you recording onto?

I'm recording to the KORG DISK.

When recording to MP3, my PA76X tends to include skips in the audio (just like a faulty CD).

I bought the keyboard just before Covid hit, so it's not that old. And it's running the latest OS.

Any ideas?


Karl

It took me forever to figure this out, but now I've got it! Using Record and the Style Editor, you have to tap on ACC1, select INTRO1 and "Delete current track" from the dropdown menu. Same with END1 obviously. Learned something new :) You need to edit the style and simply remove ACC1 track from ...

Nice to feel welcome somewhere these days. :) I was able to remove the ACC1 quite simply in the Sound Controls screen and the noise is gone - yay! But like you said, that takes it out completely, including the nice guitar riff - no! So how do I remove it only from Intro1/Ending1? Hey Karl Welcome to ...

I like the Funk & Blues->Gospel Shuffle style, but both Intro1 and Ending1 have a distracting background noise. (Were they trying to simulate a live audience?)

I can't seem to figure out how to remove just that noise and keep everything else. Can anybody help?

Thanks,


Karl