What does it mean when Korg Musical Instrument displays message 'Over Current Condition Detected on USB port'?
This message indicates that the USB device is probably defective, likely due to a short circuit. While this will not damage the Pa800, it is advisable to remove the device.
What to do if percussive instruments are not played correctly on Korg Musical Instrument?
Make sure that the Drum track is set to Drum Mode and the external device has not transposition applied.
Why does my Korg Musical Instrument play wrong sounds?
This can happen if the USER banks contain modified data, one of the USER Drum Kits has been modified, or the Styles or Performances have been modified. To resolve this, load the appropriate data for the Song or Style you wish to playback, load the appropriate Drum Kits, or load the appropriate data (Styles or Performances).
How to fix Korg Musical Instrument when power does not turn on?
First, ensure the power cable is correctly plugged into both the outlet and the back of the instrument, and that the cable isn't damaged. Next, verify that the power switch is in the ON position. If the power still fails to turn on, it is advisable to contact your dealer or the nearest KORG Service Center.
What does 'Over Current Condition Detected on USB port' mean on Korg Synthesizer?
If you see the message “Over Current Condition Detected on USB port: please remove the USB media” on your Korg Synthesizer, the USB device is likely defective due to a short circuit and should be removed. While this won't damage the Pa800, removing the device is recommended.
Why percussive instruments are not played correctly on my Korg Synthesizer?
If percussive instruments are not playing correctly on your Korg Synthesizer, make sure that the Drum track is set to Drum Mode and the external device has no transposition applied.
What to do if the lowest notes are not played on Korg PA800?
If the lowest notes are not playing on your Korg Synthesizer, and the SPLIT button is lit, the keyboard is divided into Lower and Upper parts. Check if the Lower track is muted and unmute it.
How to stop sound that doesn't stop on Korg PA800?
If the sound on your Korg Synthesizer doesn't stop, ensure that the damper switch polarity parameter is set correctly.
Why the selected Style or Song cannot start on my Korg PA800?
If the selected Style or Song cannot start on your Korg Synthesizer, ensure that the Clock parameter is set to Internal. If you're using the MIDI Clock of another device, set the MIDI Clock parameter to MIDI or USB (depending on the port the Pa800 is connected through) and confirm that the external device is transmitting MIDI Clock data.
What to do if my Korg Synthesizer plays wrong sounds?
If your Korg Synthesizer is producing the wrong sounds, it may be due to modified data in the USER banks. Try loading the appropriate data for the Song or Style you wish to playback. Also, check if any of the USER Drum Kits have been modified and load the correct Drum Kits. Finally, ensure that the Styles or Performances haven't been altered; if so, load the appropriate Styles or Performances data.
General| Type | Arranger Workstation |
|---|---|
| Keyboard | 61 keys with Velocity and Aftertouch |
| Sound Engine | EDS (Enhanced Definition Synthesis) |
| MIDI | In, Out, Thru |
| Display | Color TouchView™ Graphic Touch Screen |
| Sequencer | 16-track |
| Storage | SD Card Slot |
| Audio Inputs | 2 x Mic/Line |
| Audio Outputs | Headphones |
Guidance on backing up original data, OS, and musical resources.
Guide to selecting and playing single sounds on the keyboard.
Instructions for playing two or three sounds simultaneously on the keyboard.
Guide to selecting and saving Performances, including saving settings to a Performance.
Instructions for selecting Styles, Style Elements, and Style Controls.
Guide to selecting songs for Sequencer 1 and 2, and opening the Song Select window.
Instructions for playing back songs using sequencer controls and transport buttons.
How to open and navigate the SongBook database to select entries.
Instructions for adding new entries and editing existing ones in the SongBook database.
Guide to creating custom lists of SongBook entries for specific shows.
Instructions for connecting a microphone to AUDIO INPUT 1 and setting initial levels.
Guide to selecting Voice Processor Presets and enabling harmony for vocal performances.
Instructions for using the TalkBack function to attenuate music for speaking.
How to lock Voice Processor settings to prevent changes when selecting different presets.
Steps to enter the Quick Record mode for recording Styles and performances.
Guide to setting parameters like Style, Tempo, and track status before recording.
Instructions for performing and recording live with Styles, including Intro, Variation, Fill, Ending.
Method for re-recording or adding to existing tracks in a song.
Procedure for saving recorded songs to a storage device to prevent data loss.
Detailed description of the main Style Play screen layout and its elements.
Overview of the Edit menu and the structure of edit pages within Style Play mode.
Guide to setting octave transpose, fine-tuning, and alternative scales for tracks.
How to select and assign effects to internal FX processors (A-D).
General parameters for Style Play mode, including Chord Recognition and Velocity Control.
Explanation of Write Performance and Write Single Touch Setting dialog boxes.
Instructions for saving or aborting changes and listening to styles during editing.
Step-by-step guides for performing realtime and step recording of Styles.
Overview of the Edit menu and procedures for editing MIDI events.
Guide to transposing tracks and changing note velocity values.
Guide to copying tracks or entire Style Elements/Chord Variations from Styles.
Parameters for Sound/Expression assignment and Keyboard Range settings.
Guide to importing SMF data to create Chord Variations or entire Styles.
Instructions for exporting Chord Variations or entire Styles as SMF files.
Instructions for saving or aborting changes and listening to pads during editing.
Detailed description of the Main page in Pad Record 1 mode.
Description of Guitar Mode parameters for recording guitar parts.
Overview of the Edit menu and structure for Pad Record mode.
Guide to copying tracks from Styles or Chord Variations from other Pads.
Detailed layout of the Song Play main page, including Song areas and controls.
Guide to setting the level of direct signals sent to internal FX processors.
Details on setting EQ Gain and EQ Control for song tracks.
Overview of the SongBook database for organizing Styles, MIDI files, and MP3 files.
Detailed description of the Sequencer Play main page, including song areas and controls.
Instructions for multitrack recording, including overdub, overwrite, and auto punch.
Guide to step-recording chords and controls for songs.
Step-by-step guide for performing realtime recording using Styles.
Instructions for saving songs to a storage device, including overwrite warnings.
Guide to accessing Voice Processor Setup and Preset pages via the Global mode menu.
Explanation of Lead Setting, Harmony Settings, and Low Cut Filter for voice processing.
Parameters for Compressor/Gate, Equalizer, and Talk function settings.
Guide to adjusting FX Mix, Reverb, Delay, and other effect parameters.
Explanation of harmony modes (Notes, Shift, Chordal, Scalic) and tuning.
Parameters for setting up individual harmony voices, including voicing and scale modes.
Overview of the Media edit mode's main page, navigation tools, and commands.
Instructions for connecting Pa800 to a master keyboard and MIDI accordion.
Guide for connecting Pa800 to a computer via USB for MIDI and file transfer.
Safety precautions and step-by-step guide for installing the MP3 board.
Instructions for playing MP3 files and recording performances as MP3 files.
Guide to connecting the Pa800 to a video monitor and selecting video standards.
Instructions for connecting Pa800 to a PC via USB and installing the required driver.
Guide for installing the KORG USB-MIDI Driver on Mac OS X systems.
List of functions accessible by pressing SHIFT + other buttons.
Common issues like no power, no sound, and incorrect note playback with solutions.
Troubleshooting steps for device formatting, saving, loading, and USB connection issues.
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