I'll have a PA 4X by Friday. Guess I can judge for myself then.

Congrats!! You'll be happy with it!!

Congratulations, enjoy it .

Hi Guys
Just sent out the requested style files.
If anyone didn't get them, please email me directly.
I 'm not used to win 10 on my laptop yet, so they may have gone astray.

The pa800 ( and older) styles , only had 2 fills. so, if you come across one of those styles and it's something you want to use, there's a fairly simple fix on the pa3x , and possibly it would work the same on the pa4x,
But, unfortunately I can't check because I don't own one ( yet) .

Load the style into a user or favourite slot.
Press record/ edit current style.
You'll get a message "fills and guitar mode converted"
Press ok
On the drop down menu,
Write style.
You'll have 4 fills instead of 2. Even though it's only a duplicate of the original 2. Better than having blank fills.

Congrats !! tell us all about it ....good luck!

It will be sometime early next week before I have a chance to get to the board. However, if everything works out, I might try to use it at a gig July 7th.

Purchase wise, my plan was to go through Frank. However, I was offered a 'too good to pass up' deal on an as new demo with full warranty. At the time, Frank did not have any used units.

Rog L

Well, still can't take this to work until the audio ins work, but listening at home has confirmed that Korg really did a major upscale to sound and styles. They smoothed out a lot of rough edges, the backing patterns are so much more logical, but still have that Korg punch. Variations progress in a less frantic pace (much like Yamaha) The drums are Sooooooo good - sound like live kit. I get happier every time I touch it.

I wanted to give a big shout out to Rikki. She sent me her styles and her conversions are really great! I am learning more each day but this will take a boat-load of work to make gig ready.

Does anyone know how to change the octave setting on a single sound in a keyboard set without changing all of them?

Thanks,
Deane

Only with Yamaha boards, Dean. I'm sorry I cannot help with your problem.

Gary

I can tell you after I get back in town. Been traveling for a few days. It's easy, but I don't remember exact steps without looking.