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Very nice! Why the #$)*&! is Korg hiding this? It works, I was able to send one of the sample MIDI files to my PX5D. I had to remember to set the MIDI out channel to the PX5D because it doesn't do it by default. However it only accepts Standard MIDI format 0. Guitar Pro only wants to spit out format ...

FYI I sent this email to tech support 3 weeks ago. I got an autoreply and nothing else so far. Hello, I have a Korg PX5D and I'm very happy with it. However I would like to change the built in songs and I heard there is a way to do this: http://www.korg.com/ClassDetail.aspx?ID=69 There is even a ...

And yes I tried searching this forum (nothing) and the net. All I find are references to the same press release from several months ago. I tried searching the korg site and got an SQL error. I tried the Japanese site: http://www.korg.co.jp/Support/OS/ And it mentions it but there is no link there ...

According to several Korg reports, there is a program that lets you change the built in Songs to your own MIDI files: http://www.korg.com/ClassDetail.aspx?ID=69 http://www.korg.co.uk/news/news_2009_01_15_04.asp There is even a doc for it: http://www.korg.com/services/downloads/pdf/px5dupdaterspecs ...

@matty: you should dump Vista and get Windows 7. It runs faster, has better compatibility, and isn't so bloody annoying. It has its own annoyances but not so many.

I did some more looking for an updated driver. I went to the UK Korg site, and it is entirely different than the .com site. It isn't nearly as polished. However, for PX5D they have a newer version of the Software Editor! It was released in August but still hasn't made it to the .com site. It looks ...

I got it working under Windows 7. I had to do a couple extra steps over Win XP. This may work for you for Vista. (1) I tried installing the driver first and it said "device not plugged in". So I plugged in the PX5D and it immediately started looking for two drivers. Two?? So I canceled it, but it ...