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#189884 - 03/10/04 10:11 PM Re: Korg's new offering...
George Kaye Offline
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Registered: 11/24/99
Posts: 3305
Loc: Reseda, California USA
Beakybird,
With Korg arrangers you can go into arranger preferences and have the fill 1 or 2 button go to any variation you like or just have it go up one with each press of the fill button or down 1 with each press. Or, if you like you can pick a variation you wish to go to everytime you hit either fill 1 or fill 2.
George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California
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#189885 - 03/12/04 09:06 PM Re: Korg's new offering...
Bill E Offline
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Registered: 06/12/01
Posts: 223
Loc: nashville
About those fills, many of the Korg style patterns are much longer than the patterns in the Yamaha styles, with mini-fills already programmed in. To me, you can play one variation much longer without it sounding repetitive than you can with Yamaha.

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#189886 - 03/14/04 12:02 PM Re: Korg's new offering...
JCkeeys Offline
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Registered: 10/13/00
Posts: 584
Loc: St. James,New York,USA
Right On Bill E! My feelings exactly. The Pa1xpro styles are not repetitive or boring.

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#189887 - 03/14/04 04:16 PM Re: Korg's new offering...
R-F Offline
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Registered: 02/22/04
Posts: 119
Loc: Berlin/ Germany
Keyboards becomes more and more organs. In weight and price, because built in speakers. Don't we have HiFi systems at home? We can use this for amplifying the keyboard with better results.
Why does Korg copy the Yamaha PSR 9000 mistake?

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