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Bernie does the song have multiple time signatures somewhere within the midi (like a half-bar fill?) Could it be a Digital Rights Management (DRM) issue? If it's a Tune1000 MIDI, is it somehow "protected" from edits, and does the Korg PA4X support this type of protection?? I don't know the answers ...

Glad to hear that you and the Korg "family" are ok. I want you to know that whether or not musical instruments are deemed "essential" by the government, your excellent products make times of confinement like this one much more bearable. Praying for you and your countrymen. God bless Italy!

It may be entirely possible that when playing larger chords, I am not hitting all of the notes at the exact same time and maybe the PA700 is waiting for full input of those chords before deciding which chord I am actually playing. Yes, that's what I've been trying to say. The on-board ...

Harry, I never meant to imply that you were hitting the wrong notes, or that your timing was anything less than professional. Arrangers are musical computers running at millions of cycles per second. When you press keys in the chord recognition area, you're not "playing" notes. You're conveying note ...

Do you have "memory" activated? In other words, when you play a chord and then release all keys in the chord section (left of the split), is there a chord designation still visible in the display screen? Or does it say "N.C." or No Chord? Your arranger needs a recognized chord to calculate which ...

Fingering on the Korg is a little less convenient for the pop & rock tunes I like to play... Roland recognizes the third below the root as a minor chord. Example: play Eb-C. Roland -> E minor (very common and useful.) Korg -> Eb6 (more rare.) With Bass Inversion enabled... Roland will recognize E-C ...

Wow Karma, did it work properly in the Pa3X? I used it quite a bit on my old PA50 and it worked great. What I'm asking is, what was the last model that could execute this feature reliably?

The EK-50 has the "on bass" setting embedded in the chord recognition mode. This is a bad idea-- on better Korgs and Roland arrangers it is a separate setting which effectively doubles the number of chord recognition modes. Chord recognition is the sine qua non of arrangers and there can never be ...

Hi folks, How does your Korg arranger recognize the following key combination: Split: On Chord recognition mode: Fingered 1 Bass Inversion: On Keys pressed to the left of the split: E1 and C2 My Pa800 acknowledges this as "E #5" I'm wondering whether older Korgs like the i-series, Pa50 or ...

Hi folks, How does your Korg arranger recognize the following key combination: Split: On Chord recognition mode: Fingered 1 Bass Inversion: On Keys pressed to the left of the split: E1 and C2 My Pa800 acknowledges this as "E #5" (E Augmented) I'm wondering whether any older Korgs like the i-series ...

Lika, thank you so much for your hard work finding and documenting these bugs! I'm curious though... Have you determined whether they are NEW with the PA1000? Do they exist on other Korgs that share this basic OS (Pa4X, Pa900, Pa600?) I know the OS made some big changes between the Pa3X and Pa900 ...

Thank you. Just to confirm, the Liverpool still has a few banks / slots available for user-created and downloaded styles?

Hello Korg enthusiasts! Looking into getting something compact for travel. I know the Liverpool has some exclusive Beatles styles in a protected memory area, which cannot be exported to other Korgs. I also know that the factory styles from the KMA, Pa80, etc., can be imported into the Liverpool ...

Hi folks, I know that the Pa900 has a chord sequencer similar to the one introduced on the Pa3X. I also know that the Pa4X allows a user to save chord sequences as part of a songbook entry, etc. Question for those who own a Pa900 and use this feature... Can the chord sequence be saved, or does it ...

Sorry to resurrect an old thread... I know the Pa4X allows you to save chord sequences in the style and/or songbook entry.

Does the Pa900 allow you to do this?
Thanks!