What a GREAT demonstration & performance that was ....
very well done on the KORG PA4x with Peter & Adam..

Donny, check out the archive on those webinars. Full of great stuff.

Thanx very well done full of goodies for KORGIES!!

Yes, I enjoyed Peter Shaw this evening and the sound was fine this time. Great support for KORG owners.

Some of the past video's speaker microphones - have been greatly distorted.
And the sound is badly out of sync with video - the video resolution is also too low.

KORG WORLD WEBINAR

Thank you for watching our webinar yesterday with Pete Shaw
and Adam Whittle. We appreciate the great feedback that you have given us and we are now delighted to announce our next webinar.

Our next webinar is on July 23rd which is a Tuesday evening and not our usual Thursday.
Join us live and we will show you how to use the drawbar features. Tell your friends about our webinar and they can also use the settings we share with you.


Learn how to create famous organ sounds from the comfort of your own home, office or on the beach!


Apple iOS users can download the Crowdcast app directly from the app store. This makes viewing so much easier and enjoyable! All other platforms please use Google Chrome to view our webinar as this provides you with the best experience.

KORG WORLD WEBINAR TUESDAY 23rd July at 5pm BST.

Our next webinar will take you through loading and editing KORG bonusware into your Pa4X.

Add new sounds specially created by KORG and learn how to edit sounds with the expert knowledge of
Luke Edwards and Adam Whittle -
the KORG experts. Our webinar is FREE to watch.

Join us live and interact with the show. Ask questions live and learn more about the Korg Pa4X.

Save your seat now and we look forward to
seeing you tomorrow at 5pm BST............
Tue, Jul 23, 2019 12:00 PM EDT

The team at KORG World.

Just started watching now....

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Great info on this episode.. Enjoyable

Problem I found for me was they got sidetracked with too much demoing voices and not editing sounds as the programs title heading indicated.

It's a shame they don't have all models in the range for the Webinars, yes many of the functions are the same, but it would be a good way of showcasing what can be achieved with them all.

They could have a schedule for each episode to as a guide to what is going to be covered when.

I've recently started getting into editing of sounds with some interesting results.