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at michelkeijzers i have tried and it worked well , thanks for the advice . I am not giving up on this keyboard even though it is not well laid out . I tried the editor again last night and if i can get over the constant hum from the ground then im sure it will speed up the understanding of the ...

at XMLGUY , i shall try and be polite and word my reply in a nicer fashion than yours , I have tried the sound editor , i understand its ease , i also am aware that the power lead to it introduces noise , not the fault of the Korg . This another reason that i wish to use the Korg on its own , i do ...

I don't want to have to , 2 reasons , a. i want a keyboard that works on its own and doesn't rely on another piece of kit b. i get a hum when i plug in my laptop ( unless i unplug mains and use on battery) but i have had a go on it briefly ( it looks OK , but i only just got my head round the ...

I have done the manual and it only shows SW1 and SW2 as being single buttons , so how am i supposed to shift down or up to reach the last octaves ? this X50 is really fiddly to use i am finding , yes i agree i am on the steepest bit of the learning curve but this user interface is not simply laid ...

Very unhappy with my new purchase , it has 88 keys and octave buttons only allow shift of one octave ! ( even my microkorg has a knob to move through all of them ) . How on earth are you supposed to play the ENTIRE keyboard if you can only shift up and down ONE octave !! Also the realtime controls ...