Korg cut a few corners when making the PA900,comparing to the Pa800,no sampler,no individual outs,smaller casing which means less weight,less powerful amplification and bass on the speakers, on the positive side, bigger screen,lighter,compatible with pa3x sounds,but for me not enough to get a pa900,196 megs on sampler is stupid and should of been 256 megs, I would go to a PA3x instead.

Don,
No matter what I do I cannot get the fills to repeat. The break does repeat but not the fills.
I tried changing the STS Mode switch, no different.

John C.

You are probably right John, I was thinking about the Break. I never wanted the fills to do that. In fact I wish the Break didn't do it. Too often I hit it twice because I want two breaks in a row, but then it keeps repeating until I hit another button or the Break button again.
One thing they took away on the PA900 was the dedicated Fill buttons too.

Don,
If that’s as bad as it gets the keyboard is still a winner.
It’s amazing how much you learn about a person by going through their keyboard set up.

Great Day, John C.

I need to talk with you concerning that setup! There is something from it I sorta need!
Hope I didn't leave any naked pictures on it.

Aaaaaaaah, just when I was having fun.
Don I have been turning the Pa900 into Big Band, Latin, and some old stuff; added many new styles.

Thanks to you my latest adventure is learning and adding country music, the styles that you put in were great.
I did make an ALL SAVE before adding doing any work.

Let me know what you need, John C.

I put a style in the factory Country bank named Acoustic Country.
I can't find that version of it anywhere, even though I have found a couple with the same name.
If you could send it to me I'd appreciate it.
Thanks,

Sometimes a model that you played for a long time sounds better to your ears than listening to a newer model due to the fact that your ears got "used" to hearing that certain sound and
so it identifies that sound to be better. Just saying Lloyd

Lloyd good point, especially with aging ears.

John C.