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Hi Scott. We all get older by the minute but I'm still at it, currently playing 'Benny' in an Abba Tribute Band - www.theabbaholics.co.uk - yes Korg have somehow locked the Beatles styles into the Liverpool model as I was going to transfer them to my Technics KN7000. Still no matter I just link the ...

They are not downloadable from the Korg Liverpool sadly.

Aah - good point. Maybe its that the file of completed music you have played must be assigned as either a midi or an MP3 for it to be saved.

Only thing I can think of is that there are various types of SD Cards - have you got the right one...and no don't please ask me what is the right type...chuckle.

Having said that I believe you can hold stuff in store on an SD Card slotted into the back of the keyboard although I've never tried it...I purchased my Liverpool specifically for the Beatles rhythms.

Yes but not a lot of space.

On the Liverpool a lot of the space is taken up with the Beatles rhythms and that's fine if that's what you chiefly want to play.

The Korg Microarranger takes only a few moments to switch on (boot time).
The Korg big arranger the Korg PA4X does take around a minute or so to switch on.

Not yet Giner - we are still putting the act together...but it should be unique as they are all of the fair sex.

Hi Don... In my case I have a reason for using this Korg Liverpool.
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Roger M

Excellent styles files onboard if you love Beatles hits...and many of them. Link your normal keyboard up so that the sound goes through your keyboard sound system and not the Liverpool as its a bit basic. Finally be aware that the keys are slightly smaller than a normal keyboard and it takes a ...

Chuckle. No just pump the sound through an 'adult' arranger.

I play my KMA out through my KN7000 John and that softens and adds quality to the sound.

Very good point Chris but I think Korg are in the business of shifting keyboards, and no doubt purchased the limited rights to the Beatles collection to try and improve sales of the microarrangers.

One year on how are you doing with your Korg Liverpool Korglee?