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Mr36 wrote:

It's one awesome bit of kit. I love it already!

It's only a piece of sticky-back plastic...

I love plastic!

You don't have to use it. I have but as others on here have said, it doesn't matter that much. I've stuck it on and I'm using it now! It's one awesome bit of kit. I love it already! It's only gonna be my own inabilities that will hold this bad boy back!Thank you for your help. I will mention it on ...

It's self-adhesive. You have to pull the back off like sticky-back plastic. I think Korg got the idea from Blue Peter. :P And I think it's worth putting on just for that extra (albeit thin) layer of protection. It's better for the protector to be a little scuffed and chipped that the pad itself. Oh ...

hey just saw this thread from a different one and a new genre that I'm just getting introduced to is Tecktonic. Very simplistic beats heavy repetitive basses. choppy cut off leads very repetitive. break downs using vocals and climaxing to simplistic beat with bass. also theres Reggaeton for the ...

Thank you for your replies.
I put this little plastic sleeve on the pad. It just slips about! Seems of no use in protecting it. I'll shove it back in the box.
Cheers

Use the pad protector. It is slightly smaller than the pad but use it. And no, you don't get a USB cable with it. Well, I didn't either. As for a program code card, do you mean a page that has the names of the programs? If so, it's right at the back of the manual. Thank you for your kindness in ...

I've found a lot of the Wikipedia articles on Electronica and its sub-genres to be quite useful. Electro Dance Trance Drum & Bass Progressive and so on... There are quite often audio samples too! edit: just found this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_electronic_music_genres Thank you for your ...

Thanks to Tpantano who gave me this link it looks great: http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/ lol look up I gave it in this post Lol! I pointed out earlier that you gave me this link. I'm very grafeful and just wanted to share it with others. I think others will show their thanks to you also ...

I just looked up my neighbour Pete Monsoon to see what he's into now: Bouncy/Scouse House Bassline House/4x4 Old Skool/Club Classics Funky House/Electro Dj Names: My DJ name ‘Monsoon’ came from one of my favourite UK Hip Hop Groups called ‘Black Radical MK2’, their track was called ‘Monsoon’ which wa ...

Have you taken a look at www.Legacylearningsystems.com ? They have a Piano course on DVD. I've bought it but never got round to using it yet because I was into Guitar. It's very high quality but, whether it has what you are looking for i'm not sure.

Thanks to Tpantano who gave me this link it looks great:

http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/

Because I'm new to the world of 'Dance' type music, please could anyone explain the modern categorization of this techno, garage come dance subsections? I would like to learn the list/names or, expected terms that someone in this field should know. For example, there is a chap called Pete Monsoon ...

tpantano & X-Trade, Thank you very much for your kindness and on this info. I look forward to reading more and seeing if a lot of these sub genres can come under a heading that encompass's most of 'em. It'd be a lot easier but, I understand people would disagree. I've heard of 'Bounce' or something ...

If you're not entirely sure, I'd wait for the firmware update to be released in English (or at least from Korg USA). There will be a set of instructions with it. Or you can download the Mac update as well as the Windows one (assuming you're using Windows) and there is an English set of instructions ...

Does anyone know if I'm suppose to use the screen protector? The one that was sent yesterday seems too small for the screen. Also, there was no USB cable or programme code card, . Should I normally have expected these?
Thanks