KORG PA-80 Demonstration and Sales Guide
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Selecting and Listening to the DEMO Songs
There are 16 DEMO songs in the PA-80. Enter the DEMO mode and the PA-80 will continually play
through all the DEMO songs in order. You can also select each DEMO song individually
1. Press the STYLE PLAY and SONG PLAY mode buttons together. The PA-80 is now in the DEMO
mode, and Song 1 is playing.
2. To skip to a different DEMO, use the EDIT KEYS surrounding the DISPLAY to highlight the
song you wish to hear. Use the PAGE + button to access songs 9-16.
3. Selecting a song automatically causes that song to begin playing. You do not need to stop
one song to switch to the next one
4. To stop a DEMO, use the big, red, START/STOP button.
5. To exit the DEMO mode, press one of the five MODE select
Selecting and Listening to PROGRAMS (sounds)
There are over 600 PROGRAMS, or sounds, resident in the PA-80. Each one is crafted from the same
sound engine (Hyper Integrated) as KORG’s popular TRITON synthesizer. The PROGRAMS (sounds) are
grouped together in BANKs; Woodwind, Guitar, Piano, etc…
1. Select the PROGRAM MODE to the left side of the PA-80.
2. Select any of the PROGRAM BANKs. A list of available PROGRAMS will appear in the display.
Use the PAGE+ and PAGE- buttons to scroll through all the different PROGRAMS in that bank.
(A bank may contain over 8 pages, so there are plenty to choose from!)
3. Highlight the name of the PROGRAM you want to hear by using the EDIT KEYS adjacent to
that PROGRAM’s name.
4. After you have selected the sound you want, press the PROGRAM mode button.
Editing and Saving Programs (sounds)
Sounds can be edited and saved into any of the 128 USER PROGRAM locations. You can also create new
sounds. These new or altered programs can then be plugged into STYLEs (more on this later).
Editing:
1. Press the MENU button. A list of parameter groups will appear in the display.
2. Using the PAGE + and PAGE – buttons, scroll through all 21 pages of Program Parameters.
3. Many of the pages contain more parameters than can be displayed at one time. If the
parameter list exceeds the display, an ↑ or ↓ will appear in the display. Use the UPPER1/ACC2
edit key to move up thru the list. The LOWER1/ACC5 edit keys move down thru the list.
4. To select an individual parameter, highlight it by pressing the edit key adjacent to the
parameter name, on the left hand side of the display.
5. Either the VALUE WHEEL or the DOWN/ - and UP/+ buttons can be used to set a new value.
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