Help with Creating Styles

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Shazb
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Help with Creating Styles

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Hello all, I recently purchased a used Korg PA and I am amazed with the sound that it produces. Luckily, the person that I bought this from had some styles already built in that helped. But I think I would like to create my own.

I am going through the manual right now, although I understand the concept of styles, I was wondering if there is any help that can take me through the steps of creating styles on the keyboard or on a computer and then transferring it the keyboard.

Also what kind of software available out there that I can use to create styles. I am working with Adobe Auditions but I am not sure how can I create or actually save a file as a *.sty file that can be used on the keyboard.

Thanks for your help
Hey! You never know.

Shaz
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karmathanever
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Post by karmathanever »

Hi Shaz

You will need some MIDI skills to create your styles. Maybe a good PC sequencer or, if you can find one, a Yamaha QY700 or similar.
If you are not familiar with MIDI you may find sites like this useful (plus there is a lot on "youtube"):-
http://www.recordingeq.com/EQ/req0600/midi1.htm
I am not familiar with the PA50 but assume that you can "import/load" MIDI data into a style and that there is a "Style Creation" mode on the keyboard.
I am not aware of any software which can be used to directly create ".STY" files

You will not be able to produce any styles using Adobe Audition which is primarily for Audio and (some video) editing - not MIDI.

Cheers

Pete :D
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rajieve
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Post by rajieve »

Hi Shazb,
you can get number of styles from download sections. Net is full of style too. Pa 50 is good instrument - seat with your instrument along with manual. You will enjoy it. May be at first you start modifying the available styles to understand the basics.
WBRgds,
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Shazb
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Post by Shazb »

Thank you very much Rajieve and Karmathanever for your responses.

This helps alot.
Hey! You never know.

Shaz
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