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My EK-50 allows me create a song using a style, a keyboard set, tempo, etc and store it in the built-in setlist on the keyboard so I can recall a song exactly the way I programmed it later on. It also allows me to backup my setlist to a USB flash drive in case something goes "haywire". I hope this ...

For me, it was a tough decision between the Korg EK-50 and the Yamaha PSR-E463. I've owned Korg and Yamaha boards in the past and enjoyed both brands. I settled on the EK-50 for the 64 voice polyphony vs the PSR-E463 48 voice polyphony. Both are lightweight easily transported, portable arrangers.

The Thump is a full range powered speaker and I can use it without any other outboard amplification. When I combine it with the Gemini system, I connect the Gemini speakers to the dedicated speaker out jacks and the Thump gets connected to one of the monitor output jacks. This setup has good lows ...

Backup your setlist and do a factory reset.

Do you have the latest firmware version?

Nice!

Tell us how you're saving your settings and we'll see if we can help you.

I've got a one man band and use a Mackie Thump 12 for practice at home, but when I gig away from home, I use the Thump as a sub/3rd speaker and a Gemini ES-210MXBLU Portable PA System as the main setup. Very good frequency range and easy to load/unload.

Mine is wobbly, also...

To get to 213, I press the power button and turn on the keyboard. After the keyboard boots up, I press the shift button and the upper 3 button. This ensures the lower button and all the upper buttons are lit. At this point, all the voices should be available and you can punch in 213 on your keypad ...

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Go to Keyboard Set 033 which is Click Organ, hold the Shift button down then press the Upper 2 button. Rotary Organ will appear on the screen. Push the joystick forward to speed up the rotary. Press forward again to slow it down. I hope this helps.