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How to perform a reset (factory reset) on the KORG PA50 arranger keyboard?

Frequently Asked Questions - 06/04/2026

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To reset your KORG PA50 arranger keyboard to factory settings, follow these precise steps:

Turn off the keyboard: Make sure the KORG PA50 is completely powered off.
Press and hold the Write button: Before turning the device back on, press and hold the Write button (often labeled "Record").
Turn on the keyboard: While holding the Write button, turn on the keyboard. Continue to hold the button until the startup is complete.
Confirm the reset: A message will appear on the screen asking you to confirm the reset. Follow the displayed instructions to validate.
Release the Write button: Once the reset is complete, you can release the button.

This procedure will restore the KORG PA50 to its factory settings, erasing all customizations and temporary data. Use it only if necessary to resolve issues or to start with a clean configuration.

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How to increase the tempo and improve the sense of rhythm on the KORG PA50 keyboard?

Frequently Asked Questions - 19/03/2026

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To increase the tempo and improve the sense of rhythm on your KORG PA50 arranger keyboard, follow these steps:

1. Adjust the tempo

Locate the Tempo button: On the control panel, find the button or knob marked "Tempo."
Change the value: Turn the knob or press the "+" and "-" buttons to increase or decrease the tempo as needed.
View the tempo: The current tempo is displayed on the screen, allowing you to precisely set the speed.

2. Use built-in styles and rhythms

Select a style or rhythm that matches your music.
Play to listen and adjust the tempo if necessary to achieve the desired rhythm.

3. Activate the metronome to keep the rhythm

The KORG PA50 has a built-in metronome that can be activated to help you maintain a steady tempo.
Activate it via the menu or a dedicated button, depending on your model.

By following these tips, you will be able to easily increase the tempo and improve your sense of rhythm during your playing sessions with the KORG PA50.

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How to find and use the key to select sounds on the KORG PA50 arranger keyboard?

Frequently Asked Questions - 05/03/2026

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On the KORG PA50 arranger keyboard, there is no single key called "Sound", but rather a selection system via the PROGRAM button located on the control panel. This button allows you to access over 660 sounds (Programs) available on the instrument.

To select a sound on the PA50, start by pressing the PROGRAM button to activate the selection mode. This button transforms the PROGRAM/PERFORMANCE section (composed of the VOLUME/VALUE A-H buttons) into a sound selector. Then, press the last button on the left of this section to choose between the upper or lower row of Program banks.

The Programs are organized into banks identified by the names of the instruments: Piano, E.Piano, Clavinet, Bass, Guitar, Drum/Perc, Acc.1-5, StrngEns, VoxPad, and other categories. To navigate through these banks and find the desired sound, use the PAGE buttons located on the panel, as each bank contains several pages with up to 8 Programs per page. As soon as you see the desired sound on the screen, select it by pressing one of the corresponding VOLUME/VALUE (A-H) buttons.

If you need to select sounds for different tracks (such as the drum track or accompaniment in Style mode), first press the VOLUME/VALUE (E-H) buttons located to the right of the screen to choose the appropriate keyboard track before following the previous steps. This organization allows you to quickly assign different sounds to each instrumental part of your arrangement.

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How to set the KORG PA50 keyboard to simple piano mode?

Frequently Asked Questions - 05/03/2026

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To configure your KORG PA50 arranger keyboard to simple piano mode, follow these steps:

Turn on the keyboard and make sure it is ready for use.
Select the voice mode by pressing the Sound or Voice button on the control panel.
Choose a piano sound by navigating through the list of available sounds, usually named Piano or Grand Piano.
Disable automatic accompaniments to play only the piano sound without accompaniment. This can be done by pressing the Accompaniment On/Off button or by setting the accompaniment volume to zero.
Check that the keyboard responds like a simple piano by playing a few notes. You should only hear the piano sound without any additional effects or accompaniments.

This setup will allow you to use your KORG PA50 as a simple digital piano, ideal for practice or performance without accompaniment.

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How to increase the volume on the KORG PA50 arranger keyboard?

Frequently Asked Questions - 17/02/2026

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To increase the volume on your KORG PA50, you have three main sliders located on the front panel of the instrument. The Master Volume slider controls the overall volume of the entire keyboard, including the internal speakers, the main outputs (L/MONO and RIGHT), and the PHONES jack. You can increase it by moving it up or to the right depending on its orientation.

The ACC/SEQ Volume slider specifically adjusts the volume of the automatic accompaniment tracks (drums, percussion, bass, and other Style instruments) as well as the tracks of the two internal Sequencers, except for the keyboard tracks. Use this slider to balance the volume of the accompaniment against your keyboard performances. The Assign slider (programmable slider) by default functions as a control for the keyboard track volume and allows you to finely adjust the volume of your playing.

Finally, the Balance slider adjusts the volume balance between the two Sequencers. It is recommended to set it to mid-position when powering on to avoid volume imbalances. Ensure that this slider is set to mid-position for optimal balance.

When increasing the volume, please follow these important recommendations: always start at a low volume and gradually increase it rather than setting it to maximum right away. A volume that is too high for an extended period can damage your hearing. Additionally, if you set the Master Volume to maximum, the internal speakers of your PA50 may distort the signal, especially on particularly rich Styles or Programs. For connections with an external system (mixing console, hi-fi system, or stage amplifiers), use the Master Volume slider to adjust the audio output at the OUTPUT terminals.

You can also use the VOLUME/VALUE (A-H) buttons located in the corresponding section to display and modify the volume settings of individual tracks via the LCD screen. These buttons allow for very precise control of the volume of each track (keyboard 1 and 2, accompaniment, percussion, etc.) by pressing the selection button and then using the left and right buttons to decrease or increase the value.

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How to delete the sounds recorded in User1 and User2 locations of the KORG PA50 keyboard?

Frequently Asked Questions - 30/12/2025

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To delete the sounds recorded in the User1 and User2 locations of your KORG PA50, you need to reset the custom Programs stored in these banks. Here is the procedure to follow:

Reset a User Program:

Press the PROGRAM button to access Program mode
Select the User1 or User2 location containing the sound to be deleted using the PROGRAM/PERFORMANCE buttons or the TEMPO/VALUE controls
Press MENU to open the editing menu
Select the Basic section by pressing the A button of VOLUME/VALUE
Press and hold the SHIFT button and simultaneously press DELETE
The screen will display the message "Init Program? (Reset Program?)"
Press ENTER to confirm the deletion, or EXIT to cancel

This operation resets the selected Program to its factory settings, effectively erasing it completely. The Program will return to its blank state or revert to a default sound depending on the configuration.

Delete an entire User location:

To completely empty a User1 or User2 location, you can also use the Overwrite function: save a new Program or an empty Program directly to the location you wish to erase. Press WRITE in Program mode, select the User location (U1-01 to U1-64 for User1, U2-01 to U2-64 for User2), and confirm. The previous Program will be automatically replaced. Note: User locations only contain the custom Programs you have created or saved. Factory Programs present in other banks cannot be deleted this way, as they are stored in the instrument's protected ROM memory.

Once the reset is completed, the corresponding User location will be emptied and ready to receive a new custom Program.

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How to load sounds from a floppy disk on the KORG PA50 arranger keyboard?

Frequently Asked Questions - 30/12/2025

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To load sounds from a floppy disk onto your KORG PA50 arranger keyboard, follow these simple steps:

Steps to load sounds from a floppy disk

Insert the floppy disk: Insert the floppy disk containing the sounds into the built-in floppy disk drive of the PA50.
Access the disk menu: Press the Disk or Media button to open the floppy disk file management menu.
Select the load option: In the menu, choose Load to display the files present on the floppy disk.
Choose the sounds to load: Browse the list of files using the navigation keys, then select the sounds you wish to import.
Confirm the loading: Press OK or Enter to start loading the selected sounds.
Wait: The PA50 loads the sounds, which may take a moment. A confirmation message will appear at the end of the process.
Check the loaded sounds: Browse the sounds on your keyboard to ensure they have been imported correctly.

This procedure allows you to easily import your custom sounds from a floppy disk onto your KORG PA50 and thus enhance your musical performances.

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How to resolve the issue when the KORG PA50 keyboard asks to press a key but does not respond?

Frequently Asked Questions - 30/12/2025

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If your KORG PA50 arranger keyboard asks you to press a key but the keyboard does not respond, the problem is usually related to initialization, internal connections, or key contacts. Here’s how to resolve it step by step:

Step 1: Check physical connections
Start with the basic checks. Ensure that the power cord is properly plugged into a functioning outlet, that all MIDI and audio cables are securely connected, and that the 9V DC adapter is properly inserted into the device's socket. A loose connection or a damaged cable is often the cause of the problem.

Step 2: Test multiple keys
Press different keys on the keyboard (at the bottom, middle, and top) to determine if the issue concerns a single key or if the entire keyboard is malfunctioning. If only a few keys do not respond, it may be due to dirty contacts. If no keys respond, the problem is systemic and requires a different approach.

Step 3: Restart the PA50
Completely turn off the keyboard by pressing the Power switch, wait 10 to 15 seconds, then turn it back on. This resets the system and may resolve a temporary software malfunction. Upon powering on, if a message asks you to press a key after removing the disk from the drive, simply press any button or key to continue the normal startup.

Step 4: Reload the operating system
If the problem persists after restarting, the operating system of the PA50 may be corrupted. To reload the operating system: insert the backup disk into the PA50's disk drive, turn off the device, then turn it back on. When the operating system loading message appears on the screen, press ENTER to load. Wait for the loading to finish (do not turn off the device), then remove the disk and press any button to confirm. This operation reinstalls a fresh operating system and often resolves software hang-ups.

Step 5: Check internal connections
If the keyboard partially responds but some keys do not react, or if the problem persists after reloading the operating system, there may be an internal connection issue. On the KORG PA50, the keyboard wiring is divided into two parts (left and right) connecting the keyboard to the motherboard. This operation requires opening the device: gently disconnect both keyboard connectors and reconnect them securely. If any connectors appear corroded or contacts worn, cleaning with a specialized electronic contact cleaner may be necessary, followed by repeatedly pressing the keys to distribute the product among the contacts.

Step 6: Check for stuck keys
Visually check that no key is stuck in the pressed position. Gently press each key to ensure it returns to its normal position. A stuck key can prevent the device from responding correctly and executing commands at startup.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it is likely that there is a more significant hardware failure (defective keyboard, damaged motherboard). In this case, we recommend contacting the nearest authorized KORG service center for professional inspection and repair.

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How to restart the KORG PA50 arranger keyboard after an update?

Frequently Asked Questions - 30/12/2025

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To restart your KORG PA50 arranger keyboard after an update, follow these simple steps:

Make sure the update is complete: Wait for all update-related operations to finish and for the keyboard to display a message indicating the end of the process.
Turn off the keyboard: Press the power button to completely turn off the PA50.
Wait a few seconds: Leave the device off for about 10 to 15 seconds to ensure a complete shutdown.
Turn the keyboard back on: Press the power button again to start the PA50. The keyboard will then restart with the new version of the software or sounds installed.

If you encounter difficulties during the restart, check that the update was completed without interruption and that the battery or power supply is stable.

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How to restart the KORG PA50 arranger keyboard?

Frequently Asked Questions - 30/12/2025

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To restart your KORG PA50 arranger keyboard, you need to use the POWER switch located on the back panel of the instrument. Here are the precise steps:

Press the POWER switch (located on the back panel) to completely turn off the instrument.
Wait a few seconds to allow the device to fully power down.
Press the POWER switch again on the back panel to turn the instrument back on.
The LCD screen will light up displaying a welcome message, confirming that the restart was successful.

Important: When powering off the KORG PA50, all data stored in the RAM (volatile memory used for editing songs) is lost. However, data saved on the SSD (factory data and user data) is retained. Therefore, make sure to back up your important arrangements to a floppy disk before turning off the device if you wish to keep them.

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How to update the KORG PA50 arranger keyboard?

Frequently Asked Questions - 30/12/2025

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To update your KORG PA50 arranger keyboard, follow these detailed steps:

1. Checking the current version

Turn on your PA50 and access the System or About menu to check the currently installed software version.

2. Downloading the update

Visit the official KORG website or the dedicated PA50 page to download the latest version of the firmware or sound banks compatible with your model. Make sure to select the update specific to the PA50.

3. Preparing the USB drive

Format a USB drive to FAT32 to ensure compatibility.
Copy the downloaded update file to the root of the USB drive (without placing it in a folder).

4. Installing the update

Insert the USB drive into the USB port of your PA50.
On the keyboard, open the System or Update menu.
Select the option to update from the USB drive.
Follow the on-screen instructions to start and complete the update.

5. Finalization

Once the update is complete, restart your keyboard for the changes to take effect properly.

This procedure keeps your KORG PA50 up to date with the latest improvements and fixes provided by the manufacturer.

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USER MANUAL PA50 KORG

professional arranger

MODE

D'EMPLOI

FRANÇAIS

Ver. 1.0

KORG

INSTRUCTIONS DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void theuser's authority to operate this equipment.

MARQUE CE POUR L'HARMONISATION DES STANDARDS EUROPEENS

Mode Backing Sequence

Page 5 - Tuning: Scale 48

Page 6 - Tuning: Pitchbend Sensitivity 48

Page 7 - Effects: A/B Select 48

Page 8 - Effects: C/D Select 48

Page 9 - Effects: FX A Editing 49

Page 10- Effects: FX B Editing 49

Page 11 - Effects: FX C Editing 49

Page 12 - Effects: FX D Editing 49

Page 13 - Track: Easy Edit 49

Page 14 - Track: Mode 50

Page 15 - Track: Internal/External 50

Page 16 - R.T. controls: Damper .51

Page 17 - R.T. controls: Joystick .51

Page 18 - R.T. controls: Dynamic range 51

Page 19 - R.T. controls: Ensemble 52

Page 20 - Style controls: Drum/Fill .52

Page 21 - Style controls: Wrap Around / Keyboard Range 53

Page 22 - Pads . 53

Page 23 - Preferences: Lock .54

Page 24 - Preferences: Controls .54

Mode Style Record 56

Page 1 - Edit: Quantize 66

Page 2 - Edit: Transpose 66

Page 3 - Edit: Velocity 67

Page 4 - Event Edit 67

Page Event Filter 68

Procedure Event Edit 68

Page 6 - Edit: Delete 70

Page 7 - Edit: Delete All 71

Page 8 - Edit: Copy 71

Page 9 - Style Element Controls: Programs 72

Page 10 - Style Element Controls: Expression 72

Page 11 - Style Element Controls: Keyboard Range . . . . . . 72

Page 12 - Style Element Controls: Chord Variation Table 73

Page 13 - Style Controls: Mode/Tension 73

Page 4 - FX: C/D Select 81

Page 5 - FX: A Editing 81

Page 6-FX:B Editing 81

Page 5-FX:C Editing 82

Page 6-FX:D Editing 82

Page 7 - Track: Mode 82

Page 8 - Track: Internal/External 82

Page 9-Jukebox 83

Page 10 - Preferences 83

Page Principale (Backing Sequence Play) 88

Page Load Song 88

Page Save Song 89

Page Realtime Record 89

Page Chord/Acc Step Recording 90

Page 6 - Tuning: Scale 101

Page 7 - Tuning: PitchBend/Scale 102

Page 8 - FX: A/B Select 102

Page 9 - FX: C/D Select .102

Page 10 - FX: A Editing 103

Page 11 - FX: B Editing . 103

Page 12 - FX: C Editing 103

Page 13 - FX: D Editing 103

Page 14 - Track: Easy Edit 103

Page 15 - Track: Mode 104

Page 16 - Track: Internal/External 104

Page 17 - Edit: Quantize 105

Page 18 - Edit: Transpose 105

Page 19 - Edit: Velocity 105

Page 20 - Edit: Delete 106

Page 21 - Edit: Cut Measures . 106

Page 22 - Edit: Insert Measures 106

Page 23 - Edit: Copy .107

Page 24 - Event Edit 107

Page 25 - Event Filter 109

Procedure Event Edit 109

Page 2 - Sample (Sound Programs) 114

Page 2 - DK Samples (Drum Programs) 115

Page 3 - Pitch 116

Page 4 - Pitch LFO1 117

Page 5 - Pitch LFO2 117

Page 6 - Pitch EG 118

Page 7 - Filter 119

Page 8 - Filter Modulation 120

Page 9 - Filter LFO1 122

Page 10 - Filter LFO2 122

Page 11-Filter EG 122

Page 12 - Amp 124

Page 13 - Amp Modulation 125

Page 14 - Amp LFO1 125

Page 15 - Amp LFO2 126

Page 16 - Amp EG 126

Page 17 - LFO1 128

Page 18 - LFO2 129

Page 19 - Effects 129

Page 20 - FX1 editing 130

Page 21 - FX2 editing 130

Liste AMS (Alternate Modulation Source) 131

Page 2 - Master Transpose (transposition principale) ... 134

Page 3 - Assignable Pedal/Footswitch, Assignable Slider 134

Page 4 - MIDI Setup 134

Page 5 - Midi Controls 135

Page 6 - MIDI IN Channels (Canaux MIDI IN) 135

Page 7 - MIDI IN Controls (1) 136

Page 8 - MIDI IN Controls (2) 136

Page 9 - MIDI IN Filters 136

Page 10 - MIDI OUT Channles (Canaux MIDI OUT) 137

Page 11 - MIDI OUT Filters 137

Instruments Drum KIT 173

Performances. 185

MIDI Setup 186

Effects 187

Diagrammes 187
Sources Dynamic Modulation 187
Filtre/Dynamique 187
Pitch/Phase Mod. 197
Mod./P.Shift 206
ER/Delay 211
Reverb 217
Chaines d'effets mono 218

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22 SYNCHRO START / STOP (DELETE)

23 TAP TEMPO/RESET (INSERT)

3 Section TEMPO/VALUE

33 Section CHORD SCANNING

PERF STS

4 ASSIGNABLE PEDAL/FOOTSWITCH

Global

Chord Recognition Mode, Memory Mode, Velocity Trigger, Lock

La reproduction commence.

You are prompted to select either the Realtime recording mode, or the Chord/Acc Step recording mode.

KORG PA50 - ASSIGNABLE PEDAL/FOOTSWITCH - 1

3 Select the Realtime recording mode.

Simply press one of the A VOLUME/VALUE buttons. The Record page appears.

KORG PA50 - Select the Realtime recording mode. - 1

E (Upper 1 Program), F (Upper 2 Program), G (Upper 3 Program), H (Lower)

A-H (Style Track Programs)

PAGE 13 - TRACK: EASY EDIT

Kick V Volume de Kick drums.

Snare V Volume de Snare drums.

Tom V Volume de Toms.

HiHat V Volume de Hi-Hat.

CymbalV Volume de Ride, Crash et cymbales diverses.

ohord	tempo	measures	transposons
	crt - 0000 (xxx)
	(xxx)		octave

KickDes (Kick Designation)

PERF STYLE

SnarDes (Snare Designation)

PERF STYLE

Chord Recognition Mode

PAGE PRINCIPALE (MAIN)

V1...V4 Variation 1 to Variation 4

I1...I2 Intro 1 to Intro 2

F1...F2 Fill 1 to Fill 2

E1...E2 Ending 1 to Ending 2

CV (Chord Variation)

RT Realtime Recording.

RL (Recording Length)

CVLen (Chord Variation Length)

Procedure Realtime Record

Procedure Step Record

E/CV (Style Element/Chord Variation)

PAGE 2 - EDIT: TRANSPOSE

E/CV (Style Element/Chord Variation)

$$ \text {S H I F T} + < < \text {o u} > > $$

PROCEDURE EVENT EDIT

PAGE 6 - EDIT: DELETE

E/CV (Style Element/Chord Variation)

From... to Style Element/Chord Variation

NDurat (Note Duration)

$$ \left. \right.\left. \right.\left. \right.\left. \right.\left. \right.\left. \right.\left. \right.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left.\left. \int_ {1} ^ {2} (1 / 3) \dots \right\downarrow (1 / 4) \right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right.\right. $$

E (Upper 1 Program), F (Upper 2 Program), G (Upper 3 Program), H (Lower)

PAGE 5 - FX: A EDITING

PAGE 6 - FX: D EDITING

chord	tempo set -L 10000 (xxx)	measure xxxx xxxx
	Disk:Load	page xxxx
□ USER01.STY \|↑ □ USER02.STY □ USER03.STY \|↓ FD LOAD OPEN CLOSE

ohord	Tamps	measure	transposons
	Sat 1.0000 (xxx)
	Link 1.0000 (xxx)
#e# p#	Disk:Load		page
#e# p#	Disk:Load
User01	1↑
User02
User03	1↓
FD	LOAD	OPEN	CLOSE

Insert 1.4MB FD #1 and Press Enter

Disk not empty!
Sh+Enter to format

Bank: Trumpet & Trombone

MonoTrumpet	121	3	56
Flugel Horn	121	7	56
TrumpPitch	121	5	56
TrumpetExpr	121	4	56
HardTrombon	121	3	57
SoftTrombon	121	4	57
Wha Trumpet	121	2	59
Muted Trp	121	0	59
Dual Trump	121	6	56
Warm Flugel	121	8	56
Trumpet	121	0	56
Trumpet 2	121	2	56
Trombone	121	0	57
Trombone 2	121	1	57
PitchTromb	121	5	57
BeBopCornet	121	9	56
DarkTrumpet	121	1	56
Tuba	121	0	58
Tuba Gold	121	2	58
Ob.Tuba	121	1	58
Dynabone	121	3	58
BrightTromb	121	2	57
Muted Trp 2	121	1	59

Bank: Brass

BigBandBrs	121	4	61
Tight Brass	121	2	61
Trp & Brass	121	7	61
Glen&Friend	121	3	61
MutEnsemble	121	3	59
Horns & Ens	121	4	60
Syn Brass	121	0	62
Orches. Hit	121	0	55
Name	CC00	CC32	PC
BrassSect.	121	0	61
Fat Brass	121	13	61
Trumpet Ens	121	9	61
Glen & Boys	121	6	61
MutEnsembl2	121	4	59
French Horn	121	0	60
Syn Brass	121	0	63
Brass Hit	121	25	61
AttackBrass	121	8	61
BrassSect.2	121	1	61
TromboneEns	121	10	61
Sax & Brass	121	5	61
Flute Muted	121	6	73
FrenchHorn2	121	1	60
Syn Brass 3	121	1	62
Euro Hit	121	3	55
TightBrass2	121	12	61
Dyna Brass	121	14	61
Trombones	121	11	61
Brass Band	121	16	61
Brass Pad	121	3	63
French Sect	121	2	60
Syn Brass 4	121	1	63
6th Hit	121	2	55
Power Brass	121	21	61
Brass Expr.	121	15	61
Dyna Brass2	121	22	61
Film Brass	121	17	61
Brass Slow	121	18	61
ClassicHorn	121	3	60
ElectrikBrs	121	4	62
BrassImpact	121	4	55
Fanfare	121	19	61
Movie Brass	121	20	61
Sfz Brass	121	23	61
Jump Brass	121	3	62
AnalogBras1	121	2	62
AnalogBras2	121	2	63
Syn Brass 5	121	5	62
Brass Fall	121	26	61
BassHitPlus	121	1	55
DbI Brass	121	24	61
Bank: Sax
Tenor Noise	121	1	66
Alto Breath	121	1	65
Sweet Sprno	121	1	64
Barit Growl	121	1	67
BreathyBari	121	2	67
Soft Tenor	121	2	66
SaxEnsemble	121	2	65
Folk Sax	121	5	66
Tenor Sax	121	0	66
Alto Sax	121	0	65
Soprano Sax	121	0	64
BaritoneSax	121	0	67
TenorBreath	121	3	66
Tenor Growl	121	4	66
BreathyAlto	121	3	65
AltSaxGrowl	121	4	65

Name	CC00	CC32	PC
Bank: Woodwind
Jazz Flute	121	1	73
Old Shaku	121	1	77
FluteSwitch	121	2	73
FluteDyn5th	121	3	73
Flute Frull	121	4	73
Pan Flute	121	0	75
Jazz Clarin	121	1	71
Flute 2	121	9	73
Double Reed	121	1	68
EnglisHorn2	121	1	69
Recorder 2	121	1	74
Nay	121	2	72
Orch. Flute	121	5	73
WoodenFlute	121	7	73
War Pipes	121	1	109
ClarinetEns	121	5	71
Woodwinds	121	6	71
Small Orch	121	1	72
Kawala	121	1	75
Shaku 2	121	2	77
Whistle 2	121	1	78
Sect Winds	121	3	71
Sect Winds2	121	4	71
Clarinet G	121	2	71
Folk Clarin	121	7	71
Oboe	121	0	68
EnglishHorn	121	0	69
Bassoon	121	0	70
Clarinet	121	0	71
Piccolo	121	0	72
Flute	121	0	73
Recorder	121	0	74
Bambu Flute	121	8	73
BlownBottle	121	0	76
Shakuhachi	121	0	77
Whistle	121	0	78
Ocarina	121	0	79
Bag Pipe	121	0	109
Zurna	121	1	111
Hichiriki	121	2	111
Shanai	121	0	111
Flute Click	121	1	121
Bank: Synth 1
The Pad	121	4	89
Future Pad	121	5	91
Air Clouds	121	1	97
Dark Pad	121	6	89
Tinklin Pad	121	3	97
Pods In Pad	121	4	97
Analog Pad	121	8	89
Analog Pad2	121	9	89
Money Pad	121	5	89
TsunamiWave	121	6	91
RavelianPad	121	8	91
AstralDream	121	1	95
Meditate	121	2	95
Reso Down	121	2	97
Sky Watcher	121	2	90
Super Sweep	121	4	90
Wave Sweep	121	5	90
Cross Sweep	121	6	90
Digi IcePad	121	2	101
Crimson5ths	121	1	86
Freedom Pad	121	7	89
Noble Pad	121	5	97
Mellow Pad	121	4	95
Lonely Spin	121	1	100
Cinema Pad	121	5	95
VirtualTrav	121	1	88
Syn Ghostly	121	2	100
MotionOcean	121	1	96
Moon Cycles	121	5	102
Farluce	121	11	90
Bell Pad	121	6	98
Bell Choir	121	7	98
Warm Pad	121	0	89
Sweep Pad	121	0	95
Soundtrack	121	0	97
Sine Pad	121	1	89
Itopia Pad	121	1	91
Big Panner	121	4	63
Dance ReMix	121	10	91
Rave	121	6	97
ElastickPad	121	7	97
Moving Bell	121	5	98

Bank: Synth 2
Old Portam	121	3	80
Power Saw	121	5	81
Octo Lead	121	6	81
ElectroLead	121	2	87
Rich Lead	121	3	87
ThinAnaLead	121	4	87
Dance Lead	121	4	80
Wave Lead	121	5	80
Sine Wave	121	6	80
Synchro Cit	121	2	84
Wild Arp	121	6	55
EspressLead	121	5	87
HipHop Lead	121	6	87
Analog Lead	121	7	80
Seq Lead	121	7	81
Old&Analog	121	8	80
PhatSawLead	121	8	81
Glide Lead	121	9	81
Gliding Sq.	121	9	80
Flip Blip	121	7	55
Power Synth	121	3	89
Sine Switch	121	10	80
Reso Sweep	121	1	90
Syn Sweeper	121	3	90
Cosmic	121	1	93
MotionRaver	121	1	101
Sync Kron	121	3	84
Fire Wave	121	10	81
Dig PolySix	121	7	90
Pop Syn Pad	121	4	91
Noisy Stabb	121	8	90

Name	CC00	CC32	PC
Mega Synth	121	9	90
TecnoPhonic	121	10	90
DarkElement	121	3	95
Band Passed	121	3	102
Cat Lead	121	9	87
Pan Reso	121	4	102
Square Rez	121	11	80
Rezbo	121	11	81
Auto Pilot	121	14	38
MetallicRez	121	4	84
Square Bass	121	7	87
Syn Pianoid	121	12	81
Brian Sync	121	5	84
Arp Twins	121	6	84
Arp Angeles	121	2	88
Big & Raw	121	8	87
Caribbean	121	2	96
Lead Square	121	0	80
Lead Saw	121	0	81
Calliope	121	0	82
Chiff	121	0	83
Charang	121	0	84
Fifths Lead	121	0	86
Bass & Lead	121	0	87
New Age Pad	121	0	88
Polysynth	121	0	90
BowedGlass	121	0	92
MetallicPad	121	0	93
Crystal	121	0	98
Atmosphere	121	0	99
Brightness	121	0	100
LeadSquare2	121	1	80
Lead Sine	121	2	80
Lead Saw 2	121	1	81
LeadSawPuls	121	2	81
LeadDbI saw	121	3	81
Seq. Analog	121	4	81
Wire Lead	121	1	84
Soft Wrl	121	1	87
Bank: Bass
Acous. Bass	121	0	32
Finger Bass	121	0	33
Picked Bass	121	0	34
Fretl. Bass	121	0	35
Slap Bass	121	0	36
Slap Bass	121	0	37
SynthBass	121	0	38
SynthBass	121	0	39
AcBass Buzz	121	1	32
Fing ElBass	121	2	33
Pick ElBass	121	1	34
Fret. Bass2	121	1	35
SuperSwBass	121	1	36
SuperSwBas2	121	2	36
SynBassWarm	121	1	38
SynBassReso	121	2	38
Bass & Ride	121	2	32
FingElBass2	121	3	33
PickElBass2	121	2	34
Fretless Sw	121	2	35
Thumb Bass	121	1	37
Finger Slap	121	1	33
Attack Bass	121	1	39
Rubber Bass	121	2	39
FingElBass3	121	4	33
DarkR&BBass	121	4	35
Sweet Fret	121	3	35
Dyna Bass	121	2	37
Stick Bass	121	5	33
Gtr Bass	121	4	34
Bass Mute	121	5	34
Dr. Octave	121	16	38
Nasty Bass	121	6	39
30303 Bass	121	5	38
Stein Bass	121	3	34
Euro Bass	121	4	39
Jungle Rez	121	5	39
30303Square	121	6	38
Bass Square	121	7	38
Phat Bass	121	7	39
SynBass Res	121	8	38
Clav Bass	121	3	38
Hammer	121	4	38
AttackPulse	121	3	39
Digi Bass 1	121	9	38
BlindAsABat	121	12	38
PoinkerBass	121	8	39
Digi Bass 3	121	11	38
Jungle Bass	121	13	38
Hybrid Bass	121	15	38
Digi Bass 2	121	10	38
Bank: Drum & Perc
Std. Kit1	120	0	0
Std. Kit2	120	0	1
Std. Kit3	120	0	2
Std. Kit4	120	0	4
AcousticKit	120	0	3
Room Kit1	120	0	8
Room Kit2	120	0	12
Jungle Kit	120	0	10
HipHop Kit1	120	0	9
HipHop Kit2	120	0	13
Techno Kit1	120	0	11
Techno Kit2	120	0	14
Techno Kit3	120	0	15
Power Kit1	120	0	16
Power Kit2	120	0	17
Electro Kit	120	0	24
Analog Kit	120	0	25
House Kit1	120	0	26
House Kit2	120	0	27
House Kit3	120	0	28
House Kit4	120	0	29
Jazz Kit	120	0	32
Brush Kit1	120	0	40
Brush V.S.2	120	0	41
OrchestraK.	120	0	48
Bdrum&Sdrum	120	0	50

Name	CC00	CC32	PC
SFX Kit	120	0	56
Percus.Kit1	120	0	64
Latin P.Kit	120	0	65
TRI-Per.KIT	120	0	66
ArabianKit1	120	0	116
ArabianKit2	120	0	117
Timpani	121	0	47
Agogo	121	0	113
Log Drum	121	4	12
Woodblock	121	0	115
Taiko Drum	121	0	116
Melodic Tom	121	0	117
Synth Drum	121	0	118
Reverse Cym	121	0	119
Dragon Gong	121	1	119
Castanets	121	1	115
Concert BD	121	1	116
MelodicTom2	121	1	117
Rhyt.BoxTom	121	1	118
Electr.Drum	121	2	118
Rev Tom	121	2	117
Rev Snare	121	3	118
i30Perc.Kit	120	0	67

Bank: SFX
Goblins	121	0	101
Echo Drops	121	0	102
Star Theme	121	0	103
GtFretNoise	121	0	120
BreathNoise	121	0	121
Seashore	121	0	122
Bird Tweet	121	0	123
AcBassString	121	2	120
Telephone	121	0	124
Helicopter	121	0	125
Applause	121	0	126
Gun Shot	121	0	127
SynthMallet	121	1	98
Echo Bell	121	1	102
Echo Pan	121	2	102
GtrCutNoise	121	1	120
Rain	121	1	122
Thunder	121	2	122
Wind	121	3	122
Stream	121	4	122
Bubble	121	5	122
Dog	121	1	123
HorseGallop	121	2	123
Bird Tweet2	121	3	123
Telephone 2	121	1	124
Door Creak	121	2	124
Door	121	3	124
Scratch	121	4	124
Wind Chime	121	5	124
Car Engine	121	1	125
Car Stop	121	2	125
Car Pass	121	3	125
Car Crash	121	4	125
Siren	121	5	125
Train	121	6	125
Name	CC00	CC32	PC
Jetplane	121	7	125
Starship	121	8	125
Burst Noise	121	9	125
Laughing	121	1	126
Screaming	121	2	126
Punch	121	3	126
Heart Beat	121	4	126
Footsteps	121	5	126
Machine Gun	121	1	127
Lasergun	121	2	127
Explosion	121	3	127
Ice Rain	121	0	96
Jaw Harp	121	3	105
HitInIndia	121	5	55
Stadium	121	6	126

PROGRAMS (ORDRE DE PROGRAM CHANGE)

CC00	CC32	PC	Name	Pa50 Bank	GM2
121	2	27	MidToneGtr	Guitar	√
121	3	27	Chorus Gtr	Guitar
121	4	27	Vintage S.	Guitar
121	5	27	ProcesElGtr	Guitar
121	6	27	SingleCoil	Guitar
121	7	27	NewStra.Gtr	Guitar
121	8	27	Guitarish	Guitar
121	9	27	L&R El.Gtr	Guitar
121	10	27	L&R El.Gtr2	Guitar
121	11	27	Country Nu	Guitar
121	12	27	FunkyWhaSw	Guitar
121	0	28	MutedGuitar	Guitar	√
121	1	28	FunkyCutGtr	Guitar	√
121	2	28	MuteVeloGtr	Guitar	√
121	3	28	Jazz Man	Guitar	√
121	4	28	R&R Guitar	Guitar
121	5	28	Stra.Chime	Guitar
121	6	28	CleanMutGtr	Guitar
121	7	28	RhythmElGtr	Guitar
121	8	28	Clean Funk	Guitar
121	9	28	Disto Mute	Guitar
121	0	29	OverdriveGt	Guitar	√
121	1	29	Guitar Pinch	Guitar	√
121	0	30	DistortionG	Guitar	√
121	1	30	FeedbackGtr	Guitar	√
121	2	30	DistRhytmGt	Guitar	√
121	3	30	JoystGtr Y-	Guitar
121	4	30	PowerChords	Guitar
121	5	30	MuteMonster	Guitar
121	6	30	WetDistGtr	Guitar
121	7	30	SoloDistGtr	Guitar
121	8	30	Stereo Dist	Guitar
121	0	31	GtrHarmonic	Guitar	√
121	1	31	GtrFeedback	Guitar	√
121	2	31	EGHarmonics	Guitar
121	0	32	Acous. Bass	Bass	√
121	1	32	AcBass Buzz	Bass
121	2	32	Bass & Ride	Bass
121	0	33	Finger Bass	Bass	√
121	1	33	Finger Slap	Bass	√
121	2	33	Fing ElBass	Bass
121	3	33	FingElBass2	Bass
121	4	33	FingElBass3	Bass
121	5	33	Stick Bass	Bass
121	0	34	Picked Bass	Bass	√
121	1	34	Pick ElBass	Bass
121	2	34	PickElBass2	Bass
121	3	34	Stein Bass	Bass
121	4	34	Gtr Bass	Bass
121	5	34	Bass Mute	Bass
121	0	35	Fretl. Bass	Bass	√
121	1	35	Fret. Bass2	Bass
121	2	35	Fretless Sw	Bass
121	3	35	Sweet Fret	Bass
121	4	35	DarkR&BBass	Bass
121	0	36	Slap Bass 1	Bass	√
121	1	36	SuperSwBass	Bass
121	2	36	SuperSwBas2	Bass
121	0	37	Slap Bass 2	Bass	√
121	1	37	Thumb Bass	Bass
121	2	37	Dyna Bass	Bass
121	0	38	SynthBass 1	Bass	✓
121	1	38	SynBassWarm	Bass	✓
121	2	38	SynBassReso	Bass	✓
121	3	38	Clav Bass	Bass	✓
121	4	38	Hammer	Bass	✓
121	5	38	30303 Bass	Bass
121	6	38	30303Square	Bass
121	7	38	Bass Square	Bass
121	8	38	SynBass Res	Bass
121	9	38	Digi Bass 1	Bass
121	10	38	Digi Bass 2	Bass
121	11	38	Digi Bass 3	Bass
121	12	38	BlindAsABat	Bass
121	13	38	Jungle Bass	Bass
121	14	38	Auto Pilot	Synth 2
121	15	38	Hybrid Bass	Bass
121	16	38	Dr. Octave	Bass
121	0	39	SynthBass 2	Bass	✓
121	1	39	Attack Bass	Bass	✓
121	2	39	Rubber Bass	Bass	✓
121	3	39	AttackPulse	Bass	✓
121	4	39	Euro Bass	Bass
121	5	39	Jungle Rez	Bass
121	6	39	Nasty Bass	Bass
121	7	39	Phat Bass	Bass
121	8	39	PoinkerBass	Bass
121	0	40	Violin	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	1	40	SlowAttViol	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	2	40	Solo Violin	Strings & Vocals
121	3	40	Slow Violin	Strings & Vocals
121	0	41	Viola	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	0	42	Cello	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	0	43	Contrabass	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	0	44	Tremolo Str	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	0	45	PizzicatoSt	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	1	45	PizzEnsembl	Strings & Vocals
121	2	45	PizzSection	Strings & Vocals
121	3	45	Dbl Strings	Strings & Vocals
121	0	46	Orches.Harp	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	1	46	Yang Chin	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	0	47	Timpani	Drum & Perc	✓
121	0	48	StringsEns1	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	1	48	String&Bras	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	2	48	60s Strings	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	3	48	St. Strings	Strings & Vocals
121	4	48	LegatoStringg	Strings & Vocals
121	5	48	i3 Strings	Strings & Vocals
121	6	48	N Strings	Strings & Vocals
121	7	48	ArcoStrings	Strings & Vocals
121	8	48	Oct Strings	Strings & Vocals
121	9	48	StringQuart	Strings & Vocals
121	10	48	Symph. Bows	Strings & Vocals
121	11	48	Ens. & Solo	Strings & Vocals
121	12	48	Camera Str.	Strings & Vocals
121	13	48	ArabStrings	Strings & Vocals
121	0	49	StringsEns2	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	1	49	SweeperStr.	Strings & Vocals
121	0	50	SynStrings1	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	1	50	SynStrings3	Strings & Vocals	✓

CC00	CC32	PC	Name	Pa50 Bank	GM2
121	2	50	Analog Str	Strings & Vocals
121	3	50	AnalogVelve	Strings & Vocals
121	4	50	Odissey	Strings & Vocals
121	0	51	SynStrings2	Strings & Vocals	√
121	0	52	Choir Aahs	Strings & Vocals	√
121	1	52	Choir Aahs2	Strings & Vocals	√
121	2	52	Oooh Voices	Strings & Vocals
121	3	52	OhSlowVoice	Strings & Vocals
121	4	52	Take Voices	Strings & Vocals
121	5	52	TakeVoices2	Strings & Vocals
121	6	52	Oooh Choir	Strings & Vocals
121	7	52	Aaah Choir	Strings & Vocals
121	8	52	Mmmh Choir	Strings & Vocals
121	9	52	Oh-AhVoices	Strings & Vocals
121	10	52	Slow Choir	Strings & Vocals
121	11	52	Grand Choir	Strings & Vocals
121	12	52	Choir Light	Strings & Vocals
121	13	52	Stringchoir	Strings & Vocals
121	0	53	Voice Oohs	Strings & Vocals	√
121	1	53	Humming	Strings & Vocals	√
121	2	53	Doolally	Strings & Vocals
121	3	53	Airways	Strings & Vocals
121	0	54	Synth Voice	Strings & Vocals	√
121	1	54	AnalogVoice	Strings & Vocals	√
121	2	54	Vocalesque	Strings & Vocals
121	3	54	Vocalscape	Strings & Vocals
121	4	54	ClassicVox	Strings & Vocals
121	5	54	DreamVoice	Strings & Vocals
121	0	55	Orches. Hit	Brass	√
121	1	55	BassHitPlus	Brass	√
121	2	55	6th Hit	Brass	√
121	3	55	Euro Hit	Brass	√
121	4	55	BrassImpact	Brass
121	5	55	HitInlndia	SFX
121	6	55	Wild Arp	Synth 2
121	7	55	Flip Blip	Synth 2
121	0	56	Trumpet	Trp & Trbn	√
121	1	56	DarkTrumpet	Trp & Trbn	√
121	2	56	Trumpet 2	Trp & Trbn
121	3	56	MonoTrumpet	Trp & Trbn
121	4	56	TrumpetExpr	Trp & Trbn
121	5	56	TrumpPitch	Trp & Trbn
121	6	56	Dual Trump	Trp & Trbn
121	7	56	Flugel Horn	Trp & Trbn
121	8	56	Warm Flugel	Trp & Trbn
121	9	56	BeBopCornet	Trp & Trbn
121	0	57	Trombone	Trp & Trbn	√
121	1	57	Trombone 2	Trp & Trbn	√
121	2	57	BrightTromb	Trp & Trbn	√
121	3	57	HardTrombon	Trp & Trbn
121	4	57	SoftTrombon	Trp & Trbn
121	5	57	PitchTromb	Trp & Trbn
121	0	58	Tuba	Trp & Trbn	√
121	1	58	Ob.Tuba	Trp & Trbn
121	2	58	Tuba Gold	Trp & Trbn
121	3	58	Dynabone	Trp & Trbn
121	0	59	Muted Trp	Trp & Trbn	√
121	1	59	Muted Trp 2	Trp & Trbn	√
121	2	59	Wha Trumpet	Trp & Trbn
121	3	59	MutEnsemble	Trp & Trbn
121	4	59	MutEnsembl2	Trp & Trbn
121	0	60	French Horn	Brass	✓
121	1	60	FrenchHorn2	Brass	✓
121	2	60	French Sect	Brass
121	3	60	ClassicHorn	Brass
121	4	60	Horns & Ens	Brass
121	0	61	BrassSect.1	Brass	✓
121	1	61	BrassSect.2	Brass	✓
121	2	61	Tight Brass	Brass
121	3	61	Glen&Friend	Brass
121	4	61	BigBandBrs	Brass
121	5	61	Sax & Brass	Brass
121	6	61	Glen & Boys	Brass
121	7	61	Trp & Brass	Brass
121	8	61	AttackBrass	Brass
121	9	61	Trumpet Ens	Brass
121	10	61	TromboneEns	Brass
121	11	61	Trombones	Brass
121	12	61	TightBrass2	Brass
121	13	61	Fat Brass	Brass
121	14	61	Dyna Brass	Brass
121	15	61	Brass Expr.	Brass
121	16	61	Brass Band	Brass
121	17	61	Film Brass	Brass
121	18	61	Brass Slow	Brass
121	19	61	Fanfare	Brass
121	20	61	Movie Brass	Brass
121	21	61	Power Brass	Brass
121	22	61	Dyna Brass2	Brass
121	23	61	Sfz Brass	Brass
121	24	61	Dbl Brass	Brass
121	25	61	Brass Hit	Brass
121	26	61	Brass Fall	Brass
121	0	62	Syn Brass 1	Brass	✓
121	1	62	Syn Brass 3	Brass	✓
121	2	62	AnalogBras1	Brass	✓
121	3	62	Jump Brass	Brass	✓
121	4	62	ElectrikBrs	Brass
121	5	62	Syn Brass 5	Brass
121	0	63	Syn Brass 2	Brass	✓
121	1	63	Syn Brass 4	Brass	✓
121	2	63	AnalogBras2	Brass	✓
121	3	63	Brass Pad	Brass
121	4	63	Big Panner	Synth 1
121	0	64	Soprano Sax	Sax	✓
121	1	64	Sweet Sprno	Sax
121	0	65	Alto Sax	Sax	✓
121	1	65	Alto Breath	Sax
121	2	65	SaxEnsemble	Sax
121	3	65	BreathyAlto	Sax
121	4	65	AltSaxGrowl	Sax
121	0	66	Tenor Sax	Sax	✓
121	1	66	Tenor Noise	Sax
121	2	66	Soft Tenor	Sax
121	3	66	TenorBreath	Sax
121	4	66	Tenor Growl	Sax
121	5	66	Folk Sax	Sax
121	0	67	BaritoneSax	Sax	✓
121	1	67	Barit Growl	Sax
121	2	67	BreathyBari	Sax

CC00	CC32	PC	Name	Pa50 Bank	GM2
121	0	68	Oboe	Woodwind	✓
121	1	68	Double Reed	Woodwind
121	0	69	EnglishHorn	Woodwind	✓
121	1	69	EnglisHorn2	Woodwind
121	0	70	Bassoon	Woodwind	✓
121	0	71	Clarinet	Woodwind	✓
121	1	71	Jazz Clarin	Woodwind
121	2	71	Clarinet G	Woodwind
121	3	71	Sect Winds	Woodwind
121	4	71	Sect Winds2	Woodwind
121	5	71	ClarinetEns	Woodwind
121	6	71	Woodwinds	Woodwind
121	7	71	Folk Clarin	Woodwind
121	0	72	Piccolo	Woodwind	✓
121	1	72	Small Orch	Woodwind
121	2	72	Nay	Woodwind
121	0	73	Flute	Woodwind	✓
121	1	73	Jazz Flute	Woodwind
121	2	73	FluteSwitch	Woodwind
121	3	73	FluteDyn5th	Woodwind
121	4	73	Flute Frull	Woodwind
121	5	73	Orch. Flute	Woodwind
121	6	73	Flute Muted	Woodwind
121	7	73	WoodenFlute	Woodwind
121	8	73	Bambu Flute	Woodwind
121	9	73	Flute 2	Woodwind
121	0	74	Recorder	Woodwind	✓
121	1	74	Recorder 2	Woodwind
121	0	75	Pan Flute	Woodwind	✓
121	1	75	Kawala	Woodwind
121	0	76	BlownBottle	Woodwind	✓
121	0	77	Shakuhachi	Woodwind	✓
121	1	77	Old Shaku	Woodwind
121	2	77	Shaku 2	Woodwind
121	0	78	Whistle	Woodwind	✓
121	1	78	Whistle 2	Woodwind
121	0	79	Ocarina	Woodwind	✓
121	0	80	Lead Square	Synth 2	✓
121	1	80	LeadSquare2	Synth 2	✓
121	2	80	Lead Sine	Synth 2	✓
121	3	80	Old Portam	Synth 2
121	4	80	Dance Lead	Synth 2
121	5	80	Wave Lead	Synth 2
121	6	80	Sine Wave	Synth 2
121	7	80	Analog Lead	Synth 2
121	8	80	Old&Analog	Synth 2
121	9	80	Gliding Sq.	Synth 2
121	10	80	Sine Switch	Synth 2
121	11	80	Square Rez	Synth 2
121	0	81	Lead Saw	Synth 2	✓
121	1	81	Lead Saw 2	Synth 2	✓
121	2	81	LeadSawPuls	Synth 2	✓
121	3	81	LeadDbI Saw	Synth 2	✓
121	4	81	Seq. Analog	Synth 2	✓
121	5	81	Power Saw	Synth 2
121	6	81	Octo Lead	Synth 2
121	7	81	Seq Lead	Synth 2
121	8	81	PhatSawLead	Synth 2
121	9	81	Glide Lead	Synth 2
121	10	81	Fire Wave	Synth 2
121	11	81	Rezbo	Synth 2
121	12	81	Syn Pianoid	Synth 2
121	0	82	Calliope	Synth 2	✓
121	0	83	Chiff	Synth 2	✓
121	0	84	Charang	Synth 2	✓
121	1	84	Wire Lead	Synth 2	✓
121	2	84	Synchro City	Synth 2
121	3	84	Sync Kron	Synth 2
121	4	84	MetallicRez	Synth 2
121	5	84	Brian Sync	Synth 2
121	6	84	Arp Twins	Synth 2
121	0	85	Voice Lead	Strings & Vocals	✓
121	1	85	EtherVoices	Strings & Vocals
121	2	85	Cyber Choir	Strings & Vocals
121	0	86	Fifts Lead	Synth 2	✓
121	1	86	Crimson5ths	Synth 2
121	0	87	Bass & Lead	Synth 2	✓
121	1	87	Soft Wrl	Synth 2	✓
121	2	87	ElectroLead	Synth 2
121	3	87	Rich Lead	Synth 2
121	4	87	ThinAnaLead	Synth 2
121	5	87	EspressLead	Synth 2
121	6	87	HipHop Lead	Synth 2
121	7	87	Square Bass	Synth 2
121	8	87	Big & Raw	Synth 2
121	9	87	Cat Lead	Synth 2
121	0	88	New Age Pad	Synth 1	✓
121	1	88	VirtualTrav	Synth 1
121	2	88	Arp Angeles	Synth 1
121	0	89	Warm Pad	Synth 1	✓
121	1	89	Sine Pad	Synth 1	✓
121	2	89	MasterPad	Synth 1
121	3	89	Power Synth	Synth 1
121	4	89	The Pad	Synth 1
121	5	89	Money Pad	Synth 1
121	6	89	Dark Pad	Synth 1
121	7	89	Freedom Pad	Synth 1
121	8	89	Analog Pad	Synth 1
121	9	89	Analog Pad2	Synth 1
121	0	90	Polysynth	Synth 1	✓
121	1	90	Reso Sweep	Synth 1
121	2	90	Sky Watcher	Synth 1
121	3	90	Syn Sweeper	Synth 1
121	4	90	Super Sweep	Synth 1
121	5	90	Wave Sweep	Synth 1
121	6	90	Cross Sweep	Synth 1
121	7	90	Dig PolySix	Synth 1
121	8	90	Noisy Stabb	Synth 1
121	9	90	Mega Synth	Synth 1
121	10	90	TecnoPhonic	Synth 1
121	11	90	Farluce	Synth 1
121	0	91	Choir Pad	Synth 1	✓
121	1	91	Itopia Pad	Synth 1	✓
121	2	91	Fresh Air	Strings & Vocals
121	3	91	Heaven	Synth 1
121	4	91	Pop Syn Pad	Synth 1
121	5	91	Future Pad	Synth 1
121	6	91	TsunamiWave	Synth 1
121	7	91	FreshBreath	Synth 1
121	8	91	RavelianPad	Synth 1

CC00	CC32	PC	Name	Pa50 Bank	GM2
121	9	91	FullVox Pad	Synth 1
121	10	91	Dance ReMix	Synth 1
121	0	92	BowedGlass	Synth 1	✓
121	0	93	MetallicPad	Synth 1	✓
121	1	93	Cosmic	Synth 1
121	0	94	Halo Pad	Synth 1	✓
121	0	95	Sweep Pad	Synth 1	✓
121	1	95	AstralDream	Synth 1
121	2	95	Meditate	Synth 1
121	3	95	DarkElement	Synth 1
121	4	95	Mellow Pad	Synth 1
121	5	95	Cinema Pad	Synth 1
121	0	96	Ice Rain	Synth 1	✓
121	1	96	MotionOcean	Synth 1
121	2	96	Caribbean	Synth 1
121	0	97	Soundtrack	Synth 1	✓
121	1	97	Air Clouds	Synth 1
121	2	97	Reso Down	Synth 1
121	3	97	Tinklin Pad	Synth 1
121	4	97	Pods In Pad	Synth 1
121	5	97	Noble Pad	Synth 1
121	6	97	Rave	Synth 1
121	7	97	ElastickPad	Synth 1
121	0	98	Crystal	Synth 2	✓
121	1	98	SynthMallet	SFX	✓
121	2	98	Vs Bell Boy	Mallet & Bell
121	3	98	KrystalBell	Mallet & Bell
121	4	98	Digi Bell	Mallet & Bell
121	5	98	Moving Bell	Synth 1
121	6	98	Bell Pad	Mallet & Bell
121	7	98	Bell Choir	Synth 1
121	0	99	Atmosphere	Synth 2	✓
121	0	100	Brightness	Synth 2	✓
121	1	100	Lonely Spin	Synth 1
121	2	100	Syn Ghostly	Synth 1
121	0	101	Goblins	SFX	✓
121	1	101	MotionRaver	Synth 2
121	2	101	Digi IcePad	Synth 1
121	0	102	Echo Drops	SFX	✓
121	1	102	Echo Bell	SFX	✓
121	2	102	Echo Pan	SFX	✓
121	3	102	Band Passed	Synth 2
121	4	102	Pan Reso	Synth 2
121	5	102	Moon Cycles	Synth 1
121	0	103	Star Theme	SFX	✓
121	0	104	Sitar	Guitar	✓
121	1	104	Sitar 2	Guitar	✓
121	2	104	SitarTambou	Guitar
121	3	104	IndianStars	Guitar
121	4	104	IndianFrets	Guitar
121	5	104	Bouzouki	Guitar
121	6	104	Tambra	Guitar
121	0	105	Banjo	Guitar	✓
121	1	105	BanjoKeyOff	Guitar
121	2	105	Oud	Guitar
121	3	105	Jaw Harp	SFX
121	0	106	Shamisen	Guitar	✓
121	0	107	Koto	Guitar	✓
121	1	107	Taisho Koto	Guitar	✓
121	2	107	Kanun	Guitar
121	3	107	Kanun Trem.	Guitar
121	4	107	Kanun Mix	Guitar
121	0	108	Kalimba	Mallet & Bell	√
121	1	108	VeloKalimba	Mallet & Bell
121	0	109	Bag Pipe	Woodwind	√
121	1	109	War Pipes	Woodwind
121	0	110	Fiddle	Strings & Vocals	√
121	0	111	Shanai	Woodwind	√
121	1	111	Zurna	Woodwind
121	2	111	Hichiriki	Woodwind
121	0	112	Tinkle Bell	Mallet & Bell	√
121	1	112	Gamelan	Mallet & Bell
121	2	112	BaliGamelan	Mallet & Bell
121	3	112	GarbageMall	Mallet & Bell
121	0	113	Agogo	Drum & Perc	√
121	0	114	Steel Drums	Mallet & Bell	√
121	1	114	Warm Steel	Mallet & Bell
121	0	115	Woodblock	Drum & Perc	√
121	1	115	Castanets	Drum & Perc	√
121	0	116	Taiko Drum	Drum & Perc	√
121	1	116	Concert BD	Drum & Perc	√
121	0	117	Melodic Tom	Drum & Perc	√
121	1	117	MelodicTom2	Drum & Perc	√
121	2	117	Rev Tom	Drum & Perc
121	0	118	Synth Drum	Drum & Perc	√
121	1	118	Rhyt.BoxTom	Drum & Perc	√
121	2	118	Electr.Drum	Drum & Perc	√
121	3	118	Rev Snare	Drum & Perc
121	0	119	Reverse Cym	Drum & Perc	√
121	1	119	Dragon Gong	Drum & Perc
121	0	120	GtFretNoise	SFX	√
121	1	120	GtrCutNoise	SFX	√
121	2	120	AcBassString	SFX	√
121	3	120	VoxWahChick	Guitar
121	0	121	BreathNoise	SFX	√
121	1	121	Flute Click	Woodwind	√
121	0	122	Seashore	SFX	√
121	1	122	Rain	SFX	√
121	2	122	Thunder	SFX	√
121	3	122	Wind	SFX	√
121	4	122	Stream	SFX	√
121	5	122	Bubble	SFX	√
121	0	123	Bird Tweet	SFX	√
121	1	123	Dog	SFX	√
121	2	123	HorseGallop	SFX	√
121	3	123	Bird Tweet2	SFX	√
121	0	124	Telephone 1	SFX	√
121	1	124	Telephone 2	SFX	√
121	2	124	Door Creak	SFX	√
121	3	124	Door	SFX	√
121	4	124	Scratch	SFX	√
121	5	124	Wind Chime	SFX	√
121	0	125	Helicopter	SFX	√
121	1	125	Car Engine	SFX	√
121	2	125	Car Stop	SFX	√
121	3	125	Car Pass	SFX	√
121	4	125	Car Crash	SFX	√
121	5	125	Siren	SFX	√
121	6	125	Train	SFX	√
121	7	125	Jetplane	SFX	√

CC00	CC32	PC	Name	Pa50 Bank	GM2
121	8	125	Starship	SFX	√
121	9	125	Burst Noise	SFX	√
121	0	126	Applause	SFX	√
121	1	126	Laughing	SFX	√
121	2	126	Screaming	SFX	√
121	3	126	Punch	SFX	√
121	4	126	Heart Beat	SFX	√
121	5	126	Footsteps	SFX	√
121	6	126	Stadium	SFX
121	0	127	Gun Shot	SFX	√
121	1	127	Machine Gun	SFX	√
121	2	127	Lasergun	SFX	√
121	3	127	Explosion	SFX	√

DRUM KITS

		DEFAULT	Master Kbd	Sequencer1	Sequencer 2	Accordion 1	Accordion 2	Accordion 3	Ext. Seq
MIDI IN Channel	1	S1_Tr 1	Global	S1_Tr 1	S2_Tr 1	Global	Upp1	Upp1	S1_Tr 1
	2	S1_Tr 2	-	S1_Tr 2	S2_Tr 2	Lower	Lower	Lower	S1_Tr 2
	3	S1_Tr 3	-	S1_Tr 3	S2_Tr 3	Bass	-	Bass	S1_Tr 3
	4	S1_Tr 4	-	S1_Tr 4	S2_Tr 4	-	Upp2	Upp2	S1_Tr 4
	5	S1_Tr 5	-	S1_Tr 5	S2_Tr 5	-	Upp3	Upp3	S1_Tr 5
	6	S1_Tr 6	-	S1_Tr 6	S2_Tr 6	-	-	-	S1_Tr 6
	7	S1_Tr 7	-	S1_Tr 7	S2_Tr 7	-	-	-	S1_Tr 7
	8	S1_Tr 8	-	S1_Tr 8	S2_Tr 8	-	-	-	S1_Tr 8
	9	S1_Tr 9	-	S1_Tr 9	S2_Tr 9	-	Bass	-	S1_Tr 9
	10	S1_Tr 10	-	S1_Tr 10	S2_Tr 10	Drum	Drum	Drum	S1_Tr 10
	11	S1_Tr 11	-	S1_Tr 11	S2_Tr 11	Perc	Perc	Perc	S1_Tr 11
	12	S1_Tr 12	-	S1_Tr 12	S2_Tr 12	Acc1	Acc1	Acc1	S1_Tr 12
	13	S1_Tr 13	-	S1_Tr 13	S2_Tr 13	Acc2	Acc2	Acc2	S1_Tr 13
	14	S1_Tr 14	-	S1_Tr 14	S2_Tr 14	Acc3	Acc3	Acc3	S1_Tr 14
	15	S1_Tr 15	-	S1_Tr 15	S2_Tr 15	Acc4	Acc4	Acc4	S1_Tr 15
	16	S1_Tr 16	-	S1_Tr 16	S2_Tr 16	Acc5	Acc5	Acc5	S1_Tr 16
MIDI OUT Channel	1	1 Upp1	Upp1	S1_Tr 1	S2_Tr 1	Upp1	S1_Tr 1	S2_Tr 1	Upp. 1
	2	Upp2	Upp2	S1_Tr 2	S2_Tr 2	Upp2	S1_Tr 2	S2_Tr 2	-
	3	Upp3	Upp3	S1_Tr 3	S2_Tr 3	Upp3	S1_Tr 3	S2_Tr 3	-
	4	Lower	Lower	S1_Tr 4	S2_Tr 4	Lower	S1_Tr 4	S2_Tr 4	-
	5	-	-	S1_Tr 5	S2_Tr 5	-	S1_Tr 5	S2_Tr 5	-
	6	-	-	S1_Tr 6	S2_Tr 6	-	S1_Tr 6	S2_Tr 6	-
	7	-	-	S1_Tr 7	S2_Tr 7	-	S1_Tr 7	S2_Tr 7	-
	8	-	-	S1_Tr 8	S2_Tr 8	-	S1_Tr 8	S2_Tr 8	-
	9	Bass	Bass	S1_Tr 9	S2_Tr 9	Bass	S1_Tr 9	S2_Tr 9	-
	10	Drum	Drum	S1_Tr 10	S2_Tr 10	Drum	S1_Tr 10	S2_Tr 10	-
	11	Perc	Perc	S1_Tr 11	S2_Tr 11	Perc	S1_Tr 11	S2_Tr 11	-
	12	Acc1	Acc1	S1_Tr 12	S2_Tr 12	Acc1	S1_Tr 12	S2_Tr 12	-
	13	Acc2	Acc2	S1_Tr 13	S2_Tr 13	Acc2	S1_Tr 13	S2_Tr 13	-
	14	Acc3	Acc3	S1_Tr 14	S2_Tr 14	Acc3	S1_Tr 14	S2_Tr 14	-
	15	Acc4	Acc4	S1_Tr 15	S2_Tr 15	Acc4	S1_Tr 15	S2_Tr 15	-
	16	Acc5	Acc5	S1_Tr 16	S2_Tr 16	Acc5	S1_Tr 16	S2_Tr 16	-
MIDI IN Velocity		Normal	Normal	Normal	Normal	110	110	Normal	Normal
Chord 1 Chann.		Off	1	Off	Off	2	2	2	Off
Chord 2 Chann.		Off	Off	Off	Off	3	3	3	Off

18. EFFETS

b: Sensitivity, f: Output Level

L/R Mix, L Only, R Only, L/R Individually

b: Ratio, c: Threshold [dB], e: Gain Adjust [dB]

d: Attack, d: Release

e: Low Offset [dB], f: Mid Offset [dB], g: High Offset [dB]

c: Threshold, d: Attack, d: Release

d: Drive, e: Output Level

c: Envelope Sens (Envelope Sensitivity)

d: LFO Frequency [Hz], e: BPM/MIDI Sync

a: LFO Waveform, c: LFO Frequency [Hz],

d: LFO Step Freq (Frequency) [Hz]

e:BPM,f:Step Base Note,f:Times

c: Enhancer Dly L [msec], d: Enhancer Dly R [msec]

(Stereo Sub Oscillator)

Si "Sweep Mode" est sur LFO, le son change cycliquement: de "a" à "i," "u," "i," puis "a."

KORG PA50 - (Stereo Sub Oscillator) - 1

h: Formant Shift

e: Resolution, f: Output Level

e: L Pre Delay [msec], f: R Pre Delay [msec]

(Stereo Harmonic Chorus)

g: High/Low Split Point

(Multitap Chorus/Delay)

g: Feedback, h: Wet/Dry

c: Sweep Mode, c: Src

g: Resonance, h: Wet/Dry

(Stereo Biphase Modulation)

(Stereo Auto Fade Modulation)

e: High Damp [%], h: High Damp [%]

c: Envelope Select, c: Src, d: Threshold

d: LFO Frequency [Hz], d: Envelope Amount [Hz],

e: Depth, e: Envelope Amount

"LFO Frequency [Hz]" = 8.0 "Envelope Amount [Hz]" = -7.0

"Depth" = 100 "Envelope Amount" = -100

KORG PA50 - e: Depth, e: Envelope Amount - 1

034: Auto Pan

(Stereo Auto-Pan)

(Stereo Ring Modulator)

c: Fixed Frequency [Hz]

(Pitch Shift Modulation)

c: Envelope Select, c: Src, d: Threshold

(Stereo/Cross Delay)

(Stereo Multitap Delay)

(Stereo Modulation Delay)

(Stereo Dynamic Delay)

(Stereo Auto Panning Delay)

049: L/C/R BPM Delay

a:BPM, b:L Delay Base Note, b:Times, c:C Delay Base Note, c:Times, d:R Delay Base Note, d:Times

b: Pre Delay [msec], b: Pre Delay Thru [%]

c: ER Level, d: Reverb Level

(Parametric 4-Band EQ - Multitap Delay)

(Compressor - Amp Simulation)

(Compressor - Overdrive/Hi.Gain)

(Compressor - Chorus/Flanger)

(Compressor - Phaser)

(Compressor - Multitap Delay)

(Limiter - Multitap Delay)

(Exciter - Chorus/Flanger)

(Exciter - Multitap Delay)

Cet effet combine un Exciter mono et un Multitap Delay.

KORG PA50 - (Exciter - Multitap Delay) - 1

(Overdrive/Hi.Gain - Amp Simulation)

(Overdrive/Hi.Gain - Chorus/Flanger)

(Overdrive/Hi.Gain - Phaser)

(Overdrive/Hi.Gain - Multitap Delay)

(Decimator - Amp Simulation)

(Decimator - Compressor)

(Chorus/Flanger - Multitap Delay)

(Phaser - Chorus/Flanger)

f: Envelope Select, f: Src, g: Input Reverb Mix, g: Threshold

CC#	CC Name	Pa50 Function
0	Bank Select	Program selection
1	Mod1 (Y+)	Joystick forward
2	Mod2 (Y-)	Joystick backward
3	Undef.CTL
4	FootCTL
5	Port.time
6	Data ent.
7	Volume	Track volume
8	Balance
9	Undef.CTL
10	Pan Pot	Track panning
11	Expression	Expression
12	Fx CTL 1
13	Fx CTL 2
14-15	Undef.CTL
16	Gen.pc.1
17	Gen.pc.2
18	Slider
19	Gen.pc.4
20-31	Undef.CTL
Control Change #32-63 are the LSB (Least Significant Bytet) of Control Change #0-31, i.e. the MSB (Most Significant Byte), and are changed according to their MSB counterparts.
64	Damper	Damper pedal
65	Portamento
66	Sostenuto	Sostenuto pedal
67	Soft pedal	Soft pedal
68	Legato
69	Hold 2
70	Sustin level
71	F.Res.Hp	Filter resonance

CC#	CC Name	Pa50 Function
72	Release	Release time
73	Attack	Attack time
74	F.CutOff	Filter cutoff (Brilliance)
75	Decay T.	Decay time
76	Lfo1 Sp.	Vibrato speed
77	Lfo1 Dpt	Vibrato depth
78	Lfo1 Dly	Vibrato initial delay
79	FilterEg
80	Gen.pc.5
81	Gen.pc.6
82	Gen.pc.7
83	Gen.pc.8
84	Port.ctl
85-90	Undef.CTL
91	Fx A/C	A/C (reverb) send level
92	Fx 2CTL
93	Fx B/D	B/D (modul.) send level
94	Fx 4CTL
95	Fx 5CTL
96	Data Inc
97	Data Dec
98	NRPN Lsb
99	NRPN Msb
100	RPN Lsb
101	RPN Msb
102-119	UndefinedCTL
120	ALLOff
121	Res All CTL	Reset All Controllers
122	LocalCt
123	NoteOff
124	OmniOff
125	Omni On
126	Mono On
127	Poly On

KORG Pa50

OS Version 1.0 - Mar. 15, 2002

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

Function		Transmitted	Recognized	Remarks
Basic Channel	Default	1-16	1-16	Memorized
Basic Channel	Changed	1-16	1-16	Memorized
Mode	Default		3
	Messages	X	X
	Altered	**********
Note Number:	True Voice	0-127	0-127
Note Number:	True Voice	**********	0-127
Velocity	Note On	O 9n, V=1-127	O 9n, V=1-127
Velocity	Note Off	X V=64	X
Aftertouch	Poly (Key)	O	O	Sequencer data only *A
Aftertouch	Mono (Channel)	O	O	Sequencer data only *A
Pitch Bend		O	O
Control Change	0, 32	O	O	Bank Select (MSB, LSB) *A
	1, 2	O	O	Modulations *A
	64	O	O	Damper *A
	6	O	O	Data Entry MSB *A
	38	X	O	Data Entry LSB *A
	7, 11	O	O	Volume, Expression *A
	10, 91, 93	O	O	Panpot, A/B or C/D FX Block Send *A
	71, 72, 73	O	O	Harmonic Content, EG time (Release, Attack) *A
	74, 75	O	O	Brightness, Decay Time *A
	76, 77, 78	O	O	Vibrato Rate, Depth, Delay *A
	98, 99	O	O	NRPN (LSB, MSB) *A, 1
	100, 101	O	O	RPN (LSB, MSB) *A, 1
	120, 121	X	O	All sounds off, Reset all controllers *A
Program Change	True #	O 0-127	O 0-127
Program Change	True #	**********	0-127
System Exclusive		O	O
System Common	Song Position	X	X
	Song Select	X	X
	Tune	X	X
System Real Time	Clock	O	O
System Real Time	Commands	O	O
Aux Messages	Local On/Off	X	X
	All Notes Off	X	O (123-127)
	Active Sense	O	O
	Reset	X	X
Notes	A: Sent and received when MIDI Filters In and Out are set to Off in Global mode.1: LSB, MSB = 00,00: Pitch Bend range, =01,00: Fine Tune, =02,00: Course Tune.2: Includes Inquiry and Master Volume messages.3: Transmitted only when the Clock Send parameter (Global page 6) is set to Midi.

Mode 1:OMNI ON, POLY
Mode 3:OMNI OFF, POLY

Mode 2:OMNI ON, MONO

Mode 4:OMNI OFF, MONO

O: Yes

X: No

21. PARAMÉTRES

= constituent notes of the chord

= can be used as tension

Minor

KORG PA50 - Minor - 1
3-note

KORG PA50 - Minor - 2
2-note

Minor 6th

KORG PA50 - Minor 6th - 1
4-note

Minor 7th

KORG PA50 - Minor 7th - 1
4-note

KORG PA50 - Minor 7th - 2
3-note

Minor-Major 7th

KORG PA50 - Minor-Major 7th - 1
4-note

KORG PA50 - Minor-Major 7th - 2
3-note

Diminished

KORG PA50 - Diminished - 1
3-note

Diminished Major 7th

KORG PA50 - Diminished Major 7th - 1
4-note

Minor 7th 5

KORG PA50 - Minor 7th 5 - 1
4-note

Augmented

KORG PA50 - Augmented - 1
3-note

Augmented 7th

KORG PA50 - Augmented 7th - 1
4-note

Augmented Major 7th

KORG PA50 - Augmented Major 7th - 1
4-note

No 3rd

KORG PA50 - No 3rd - 1
2-note

No 3rd, no 5th

KORG PA50 - No 3rd, no 5th - 1
1-note

KORG PA50 - No 3rd, no 5th - 2
= constituent notes of the chord
= can be used as tension

23. MESSAGES D'ERREUR & PROBLEMES

MESSAGESD'ERREUR

Another Command Is Running (Press Exit)

Are you sure? (Yes - No)

Arranger is Running! (Press Exit)

Style Copy Failed (Press Exit)

Style Delete Failed (Press Exit)

Style Save Failed (Press Exit)

SMF Import Failed! (Press Exit)

Mode Backing Sequence

Too Many Styles! (Press Exit)

Cannot Load JBX File to Seq 2 (Press Exit)

Juke Box List Empty! (Press Exit)

Juke Box List Full! (Press Exit)

Save Song List: Insert Disk and Press Enter

Save JBX List: Insert Disk and Press Enter

Sequencer is Running! (Press Exit)

Cannot load Jupyter file on Seq.2

Damaged Standard Midi File

Jukebox list is empty

Jukebox list is full

LaisteJukeboxcontientdejà127Morceaux.

Not a Standard Midi File

Overwrite Program? (Enter/Exit)

Can't Erase Old Korg Resource (Press Exit)

Can't Read File! (Press Exit)

Copy Failed! (Press Exit)

Corrupted Style Perf. Save it again

Delete all data - Continue? (Enter/Exit)

Delete Destin. Files Failed! (Press Exit)

Directory Full (Press Exit)

Directory Not Empty (Press Exit)

Directory not found (Press Exit)

Disk Full (Press Exit)

Disk not empty! (Sh+Enter to Format)

Disk write-protected

Erase Failed! (Press Exit)

Error while converting (Press Exit)

Error while Writing! (Press Exit)

Factory Styles Protected! (Press Exit)

Fast Format Failed. Full Format? (Enter/Exit)

File Is Protected (Press Exit)

File/Dir Already Existing (Press Exit)

File in Use (Press Exit)

Files in Use Not Deleted (Press Exit)

Files in use have not been overwritten

File not found - Directory not found

Format Completed (Press Exit)

Format aborted (Press Exit)

Format failed! (Press Exit)

Illegal name (Press Exit)

Insert 1.4MB FD #[n] and press Enter

Insert Backup FD n.[n] and Press Enter

Load Failed! (Press Exit)

No Disk/Unformatted. (Sh+Enter to Format)

Not a Pa-series or Corrupted File

Not Enough Space on Media

Nothing to Rename (Press Exit)

Overwrite Existing File? (Yes/No)

Overwrite on Backup? (Yes/No)

Overwrite on Copy? (Yes/No)

Overwrite Protected Files? (Enter/Exit)

Rename: Invalid Name (Press Exit)

Rename Failed! (Press Exit)

Some Files Missing (Press Exit)

Acc/Seq Volume 10, 13, 75

AMS(Alternate Modulation Source) Resonance 119

Attack 127

Attack Level Amp EG 127

Attack Time Filter EG 124

B

Backing Sequence 86-92

Backup 151

Balance 18, 29, 34, 74

Bank Select 41

BPM
MIDI/Tempo Sync., LFO 128

C

Chord Recognition Mode 54

Chord Scanning 17

Clavier 26

Cutoff Frequency 120

D

Damper 11, 51

Decay Time Filter EG 124

Delay LFO 128

Demo 11

Direct FD 44

Disk 138-153

Backup 151

Format 149

DoubleSequencer29,74

E

Effect 187-231

ModeSongPlay75,101

Mode Style Play 47, 48

Ending 15

Ensemble 52

Cutoff Frequency 120

Filter Type 119

Low Pass & High Pass 119

Low Pass Resonance 119

Format 149

G

Global

Canal MIDI Global 39

Environment d'edition Global 133-137

1

Inputs 10,23

Lock 54

Low Pass & High Pass 119

Low Pass Resonance 119

Lyrics 77

M

Master Transpose 18

Master Volume 10, 13

Menu 16

MIDI 23

Canal Global 39

Connexions 40

Mode

Backing Sequence 86-92

Disk 138-153

Program 111-132

Song 93-110

Song Play 74-85

Style Play 44-55

Selecting and switching 77

Single Touch 14, 17, 29

Single Touch Setting (STS) 17

Selectionner 29

Song

Enregister 86

Playback from disk 29, 77, 88, 94

Selecting 94

Pistes Keyboard/Realtime 26, 44, 75

Program 18

Selectionner 16, 26, 77

Volume 20, 47

Track Select 17, 77

Transpose 18

Tune

Tune, Program 114

V

VALUE slider

AMS 131

Variation 15

Velocity

AMS 131

Velocity Intensity, Amp Mod. 125

Velocity,FilterEG121

Volume

Acc/Seq 10, 13, 75, 93

Master 10, 13, 75, 93

Pistes (Song Play) 100

Pistes (Style Play) 47

Volume/Value 16, 20

W

Write 15

Mode Global 133

Mode Style Play 46

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