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Thank you.

The keys are definitely mini!

Hi. I just purchased a new Liverpool arranger and I can't seem to get the tempo/value dial to do anything. I saved the operating system to a card and then reloaded it, but it had no effect. Anybody else have this problem? Thanks.

There were no music stores in my area that had keyboards with the micro keys. Have you adjusted to them?

I've ordered the Liverpool. It should be here by tomorrow. Thanks!

The Korg website has short audio excerpts (Soundcloud mp3s) of what I'm assuming are the midi files from the Korg Liverpool keyboard. To my knowledge, you can't download either the Liverpool's midi files or the style files from anywhere.

So the examples on the Korg website are the midi files, is that correct?
Quite honestly, except for the melody instrument that always sounds squeaky in any midi file, these are the best Beatle midi files I've ever heard. So the style files sound even better? Thanks for your help.

Thanks, for your quick response. That's interesting about the difference in quality, aren't the midi files made using the style files? The solo in Penny Lane sounds really good. Is the level of playing up to that standard on all of the songs?

I'm looking in to buying one of these. For those of you who have purchased it, I'm wondering how it's worked out? How are all of the Beatle styles? The examples sound very good. Anything else you could tell me about the keyboard would be a real help. Thank you.

Bose Sound Link Color ($129).
I had an iLoud (sounded fantastic), but returned it because the rechargeable battery didn't work.

I really like the main Kross piano and the upright, both have great character.

1. Sequence your keyboard part. 2. Pan it left 3. Use the audio recorder to record it. 4. Plug in your mic and pan it right 5. Use the audio recorder to record your vocal while monitoring your already recorded keyboard part. You will then have your isolated keyboard part on the left and your ...

Not quite sure what you're trying to accomplish. You could pan the keyboard sound to the left or right before recording and then pan your vocal the other way before recording it. You could also record your keyboard part in the sequencer first then pan it left or right when you record it in the audio ...

I tried that myself and got a very phased mix at a low volume and then feedback if I turned it up. Maybe I missed something?

It is not possible.