M50-88 and extras - $1300

[Hunter944]

I have a Korg M50 88-key for sale in the Washington DC area. Purchased new in October 2010. Solid machine. I've had no problems with it whatsoever. Has been well cared for, including covered with cloth when not in use. Comes with sturdy soft-shell wheeled carrying case, which is practically new, and has been little used. Also, double-braced stand, sustain pedal, software, user's manual. I'm asking $1300 for all of it. If you don't want all of it, make me an offer.

Easiest to sell locally. Delivery possible, if you're not too far. I can't pay for or arrange shipping to distant places.

Please ask any questions. Thanks.

[charleston]

Purchased new in 2011.

Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2010 9:27 pm Post subject: Play/mute on M50
Newbie Q -- In sequencer mode, I've recorded two tracks. But when I play them back together, track 2 automatically goes mute at measure 43. I don't know why this is happening or how to undo it. I can manually un-mute it after that measure, or if I mute track 1 from the beginning, then track 2 does play through. But if I just leave it, it always goes mute mid-song.

[Hunter944]

Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2010 9:27 pm Post subject: Play/mute on M50
Newbie Q -- In sequencer mode, I've recorded two tracks. But when I play them back together, track 2 automatically goes mute at measure 43. I don't know why this is happening or how to undo it. I can manually un-mute it after that measure, or if I mute track 1 from the beginning, then track 2 does play through. But if I just leave it, it always goes mute mid-song.

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Not really the place for this. You should post Q's like this in the M50 forum. But... I believe you'd solve your problem by erasing the control data in the track that doesn't go mute. You can look in event edit at measure 43 to see exactly what the function is called. I don't recall, but it automatically solos the track.

[charleston]

Not really the place for this. You should post Q's like this in the M50 forum. But... I believe you'd solve your problem by erasing the control data in the track that doesn't go mute. You can look in event edit at measure 43 to see exactly what the function is called. I don't recall, but it automatically solos the track.

I quoted YOU, from Oct 23, 2010.

[Hunter944]

I quoted YOU, from Oct 23, 2010.

It's been corrected. I misremembered. And thanks, detective. Good to know you're putting your keen skills of deduction to such important use.

[charleston]

No problem at all, friend. Anytime!

[Hunter944]

Still haven't sold yet. Willing to entertain offers!