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@JamesNoteology Thanks, I will sure try. 👍🎹👍

You are welcome. Checkout Part 3 of the Drums, it is really helpful. Take Care my Friend. 👍🎹👍

Great, I am glad you like it. Check out my latest video "RUclips Language Translate" and pass it on to your German friends. You can now watch my videos with your language as a subtitle. Also, anyone else's videos. It is a really great feature that RUclips now has. ruclips.net/video/3mPaQw-iNYU/видео.htmlfeature=shared Take Care my friend. 👍🎹👍

Thanks. This could really open up a lot of possibilities for creators and watchers. 👍😎

@RobyCol2000 If you go to my playlist, "Keyboard Info & Tutorials," watch "Korg Pa5x Sample to Keyset, Part1, Part 2, and Part3. To create a "Sound," you need to create a "Sample," then an "Multi-sample," then a "Sound." When importing samples, the Korg Pa5x will only accept "wav." files, and they have to be in a folder. Also, I warch my videos, "Korg Pa5x Drums, Part1, Part2, and Part3. It will give a better understanding of how the drums work in the Korg Pa5x. 👍🎹👍

@@BRODbroder 👍🎹👍

Thanks, I am glad you like it. 👍🎹👍

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@lvlv9202 Thanks for your comment it is greatly appreciated. And yes, I am who I am because of my Dad. He was tough and made me see that I could do many things. And like you I am also grateful to have the fathet I did. Take care my friend. 👍👍👍

@owenbebjamin4604 Go to Settings, Audio In & Outs, then select the output under player 1 and player 2. If no other channels are selected, it will default output to the left and right. 👍🎹👍

​@@jonmicheals621 Can you make a video about this? All the connections. All the outputs and all the inputs. All the options. All the menus associated with the connections, connecting to the DAW. Types of cables you recommend. I must say that you save me every day. Thank you

@@owenbebjamin4604 I did show this in many of my videos, and here is a link to one of them. Go to 5:20 and you will see what I am talking about, its easy. Settings / Menu / AudioVideo / Player 1 or Player 2. You can select different outs for each player. ruclips.net/video/cYYcarv_ZV4/видео.htmlfeature=shared 👍🎹👍

@owenbebjamin4604 Go to Settings, and select the output under player one and player two. If no other channels are selected it will default output to the left and right. 👍🎹👍

@@claudetapelamasse5012 Merry Christmas to you also, my friend. 👍🎹👍

@edikart4338 Merry Christmas to you, too, my friend. 👍🎹👍

@GaryMCurran Happy Holidays to you too. 👍🎹👍

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too. And I am so glad you like what I am doing. 👍🎹👍

@edikart4338 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you, too. 👍🎄👍

@edlesniak2475 You can't directly convert a Midi Seguence, a Style, or anything in the players to a MP3. You have to actually play whatever you have in the players and have the Pa5x record whatever you have assigned to the L & R outs. This video should show you how to do it. ruclips.net/video/H_UHQzikfLY/видео.htmlfeature=shared 👍🎹👍

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@@JamesNoteology Thanks, I am glad you liked it. 👍🎹👍

Incidentally how do you use the wet / dry parameters for me when it’s a master effect I use like a master bus on a daw and have the effect completely wet then adjust the wet / dry parameters by the fx send.

@JamesNoteology That is the way I would do it. When adding the FX to the Master FX, I would adjust it to Wet and use the MFX Send to mix the original sound with the FX sound. 👍🎹👍

@ thanks for confirming I’m on the right track

@JamesNoteology 👍🎹👍

​@claudetapelamasse5012 Thanks! Your welcome. 👍🎹👍

Yes, you are correct that the Korg Pa5x in Style mode only reads channels 9 -16. Which means there should not be anything on those tracks. But if you don't identify them as being there the Pa5x would not recognize the Midi file. Trust me I worked at this for weeks trying to get a Midi file to work in the Style editor and I had no luck. But I took a Style, exported it out as a Midi file and then brought it into my software and created a template type file. And with that I can basically create any Midi file, copy and paste it into my software, create the markers and then export that file out as a Midi file. And... the Pa5x has no problem with it. In fact, I now edit my Styles via my software. When you get your Pa5x there will be a learning curve, it is quite different and can be a pain. But I have had mine for a few years now, just when they were released and their it no other keyboard that can produce music as fast as the Pa5x. And don't forget to go to my "Keyboards Info & Tutorials" playlist. I have a lot of videos on the Pa5x. Take care my friend. 👍🎹👍

@@jonmicheals621 thanks Jon. I kind of figured as much, but sometimes we just overlook the silliest things. I'm pretty sure that when I get mine, I'll be going back over your channel to see what I need to know. There's a lot in these keyboards. Even the ancient PA800 I have now, 18 years old, still has a lot of functions that some newer keyboards today still lack. Korg was always ahead of their time. I would like to suggest a different topic for future videos. The Yamaha styles only have one Chord Variation, where going all the way back to the original i3, Korg had six Chord Variations. Now, I'm not really a good player, I play for me, and I didn't have a lot of lessons growing up, and my musical theory education is severely lacking. But, what I would love to see would be something that might give some inspiration for taking a Yamaha style with only one Chord Variation and modifying that style to have two or even three Chord Variations, say one more for minor and maybe one for diminished chords. I may not be able to take too much out of it, but there might be others that can. Just a suggestion.

@GaryMCurran How an arranger keyboard handles Styles, especially the Pa5x, is that it transposes the Variations as you play a chord. So if you play a Minor, a 7th, or a Augmented 5th, the keyboard transposes it to that chord. So, in order for the keyboard to do that, it needs a reference point. That is why most all Variations, Intros, Fills, Endings and Breaks are written in C Major. And if you write your Style in another key, you need to specify that. From my experience, C Major works the best and you could have some trouble with any other key. I would suggest you learn some scales, because some music theory will be needed if you are to use this keyboard to its fullest. I have been a guitarist for most of my life. And scales are very important to learn. They set the mood of the song and give you the structure to form chords. Yes, I studied Eddie Van Halen, but I also studied Rick Wakman and Jordan Rudless too. Take my advise and learn the keyboard because most music created today is done on a keyboard. Take care my friend. 👍🎹👍

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@manueldiaz2178 Thanks, I am glad you like it. 👍🎹👍

@marcThysebaert You are welcome, my friend. Make sure you check out this week's video. I am going to do more on FX, show you a little bit more on the FX themself. Take Care 👍🎹👍

@alanadee2514 If you have a Style or anything else on the Pa5x running related to that file. The Pa5x will not allow you to delete that file. Sometimes, you have to load 2 Styles in both player 1 and 2 that are not related to the files you're deleting. Then, look for the button right next to the settings button labeled File. This will give you access to all the internal files and external files such as your USB drive. Also, before you use that USB flash drive, make sure there's nothing important on it and have the Pa5x format that drive. I have had problems with flash drives not working with the Pa5x. I now have just one flash drive I use only with the Pa5x, which at the start I had the Pa5x format that drive in the keyboard and now I have no problems. 👍🎹👍

@alanadee2514 Sounds like you have it under control. But for me, in my studio, I create and edit my sequences in my software on my DAW. My process is to use the Style and the Chord Sequencer for fast music production. And on long music prduction I can export Style information out via Midi into my software. 👍🎹👍

@alanadee2514 Some songs you might have to change the time signature.

@pierregautier7734 I am sorry trying to get a video out each week takes up a lot of time. So, adding subtitles would not allow me to put out a video a week. But, I do get comments from all over the world, and I can translate them to english. So, if you have a question, please let me know and I will try to answer it. Maybe in the future, if my channel grows I can hire someone to do this for me. Right now it is only me doing everything. Take care my friend. 👍🎹👍

Here you go my friend. I found an answer to your question. RUclips now offers this feature. Watch this video and then go back and watch my videos. And if you can, pass them on to your French friends or anyone else that speaks another language. ruclips.net/video/3mPaQw-iNYU/видео.htmlfeature=shared Take care my friend. 👍🎹👍

@alanadee2514 I have to agree to a certain point. It is not an easy sequencer to use. Now, for me, I have the Pa5x connected to my DAW via Midi. Then, I can create a sequence as a Midi file. It is so much easier. You can even bring that Midi file into Style Edit to create a Style. Korg has focused more on the arranger in this keyboard than the sequencer. Which I think Style Edit is easier to use than the sequencer.

@renemerlijn8403 Thanks.I am glad the videos are helpful for you. 👍🎹👍

@1mataleo1 Yes. If you're just trying to lower the Keyset one octave, go to the Mixer, tap on little icon on the right, make sure you're on Keyboards and Pads then locate Lower. Then tap on Tuning, and the second knob down from the top on Lower will adjust the Lower Keyset one half step per number. So the lower it down one octave, you would turn it to -12. If you're trying to lower the arrangement down, you would have to go into the individual accompaniments and do the same thing. 👍🎹👍

Thanks buddy. This really helped me out. I appreciate it

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@@renemerlijn8403 Thanks! 👍🎹👍

@JamesNoteology Sounds great. There are a lot of effects and so many things they can do. Maybe another video. 👍🎹👍

@@JamesNoteology Thanks. 👍🎹👍

@@edikart4338 You are welcome. 👍🎹👍

@1mataleo1 You are welcome, my friend. And don't forget go to my playlist "Keyboards Info and Tutorials." I have a lot of videos on the Pa5x. And if you don't see anything in that playlist that you have questions about, drop me a line, and I'll do a video on it if I can. Oh, and that Trtion was one great keyboard back in the day. The newer keyboards have a real learning curve. But once you understand it, you be amazed how fast you can produce music. Take care my friend. 👍🎹👍

Now I'm wondering if I can change the time signature

@alanadee2514 I am so glad that I could be of some help. It is comments like this that keep me motivated on doing these tutorials. And once you get to hang of it, that chord sequencer is one powerful option on that Pa5x. So take care of my friend and keep on playing. 👍🎹👍

@stevecalvert1382 At the present time, there's no software for linking the Pa5x directly to your laptop. The only way I link my Pa5x to my software in my computer is by a 5 pin MIDI connection. Which you will probably need to have an external audio interface to do that or a USB to MIDI converter. It seems that the Midi connection via USB isn't as efficient as the 5 pin Midi In, Out and Thru on the back of the keyboard. Scroll down through my playlist, "Keyboard Info and Tutorials." Look for Pa5x to Mp3. You can directly record MP3s in the Pa5x, then save them to a flash drive then bring them into your software. If you do get an interface you can record directly out of the Pa5x via 6 audio outs, L&R, 1&2 and 3&4. Which means you have six individual tracks at one time coming out of the Pa5x. Again, check out my playlist, I have a video on how I connect my Pa5x to my DAW. 👍🎹👍

@mariodegroote325 You might be right. It worked with Midi 0 but maybe it will work better with Midi 1. And your welcome. 👍🎹👍

@musicbab1 You can't bring a Style directly into the sequencer with the Pa5x. But there is a way to do it. First take your Style and Export it out as a Midi file. Then bring it into player 1. Now the Korg looks at that Midi file as a song. Then go into Rec/Edit, Song Edit and there will be all the information of that style in the sequencer. But this would not solve your problem, because all the information for Variations, Fills, Intros and Endings will be on that file. So if you're looking just for a drum track. I would export out the style to MIDI into your software. Then get rid of all the stuff that you don't want, then save it as a Midi file and bring it back into the Pa5x. Bring it in as a song to player 1. Then go to Rec/Edit then Song Edit and there will be all the information you want. 👍🎹👍

@@jonmicheals621 Thank you for your response happy xmas

@musicbab1 You got it. And have a great Xmas yourself. This week's video, I am going to show how to bring a Style into your software to create a song. You might find it interesting. Take Care 👍🎹👍

@drorhovav392 I don't think so because they process sounds differently, different sound engines. But go to my playlist "Keyboards Info & Tutorials" and you will see some videos I did on how to create sounds. The first thing is to create a sample, then a multi-sample, then a sound. In the sampler it will allow you to import wav. files. So, if you have a sample or multiple samples from the Genos, you could import them into the sampler, create a multi-sample and then a sound. But the quick way is to find 3rd party sounds that sound like what your looking for. 👍🎹👍

@@JamesNoteology For sure.

That will work.

@@jonmicheals621 the only problem is intros and endings. Intro1 and Ending1 is a pre recorded sequence so would have to be recorded from scratch and all tracks have to be in the same key. Have you created intros and endings from scratch?

@JamesNoteology This was a quick video. If I was producing a song, I would or could play the intros, fills, or endings while recording in my DAW. I do it this way only to create short backing track loops. 👍🎹👍

You are right. I have my software connected via Midi to my Pa5x and noticed that right away. So I just moved the tracks around until it sounded good. Cakewalk is now owned by Bandlab and it is free. I do have a lot of VST plugins from earlier versions, when it was called Sonar. When I am producing music, I use Cakewalk to mix then Sound Forge with Ozone for mastering.