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Excellent track, loved that , well done!!!

Got mine

Anyone else getting the occasional clicking & pop sounds???

It looks like the one seen in the movie A Clockwork Orange.

The only manual i can find online is chinese, its on page 8
I hope this helps.

http://www.korg.co.jp/Support/Manual/do ... php?id=397

Basically to transpose , hold down midi transpose & split buttons together
& hit the key , eg. semitone up hit C#

Now everyone can play that Moog
Use the QWERTY keyboard, play around with the knobs
& a great 4 track seq, hours of fun

RIP R.Moog.

Try these guys, they have a large of korg patrts.

http://www.guitar-parts.com/

Well it does happen too often, & they will try to get away with it as much as they can... You'll even get accused of scratching it yourself . That's happened to me , twice.. Returned both of them straight away. Its usually a store demo they repackage & sell them AS NEW the worst feeling when you ...

Check out this site
http://www.bustedgear.com/repair_Korg_t ... embly.html

Have you tried these guys?
http://www.guitar-parts.com/catalog/korg

Don't know how quick they can get one out to you

That's awesome , well done it looks great.
I have a project like that in mind, but with full size keys
from a used midi controller.

Its been set to monophonic, if you want to play chords you need to set it
to polyphonic. switch edit knob 1 to voice (big knob 1) & then knob 3
has non, ply, uni, select ply.

This was advertised a few months ago on the Billy Hyde's website,
I filled it out & sent them the email but nobody got back to me.

Hi Instructions on how to install the board are in the keyboard manuals. Very easy to install, just need a phillips head screwdriver, MAKE SURE YOU REMOVE THE POWER CABLE FIRST, unscrew the silver plate on the bottom of the keyboard & screw the board in & plug it in. You wont need the diskette on ...

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+1 " Do you ask me how good a player you may become? Then tell me how much you practice scales " Carl Czerny Grab yourself a good scale book, & start practicing scales, chords, arpeggios the importance of learning scales in music can not be overestimated. I play a lot of classical piano, & practice ...