Korg PS60 User Guide

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Writing (store/saving)
If you want to keep any of the edits you have made, you must write (store/save) them.
The Write operation will save the edited settings on the PS60.
If you select a different program or close the application before saving, the content you had been
editing will be lost. The same applies to the performance. Global mode settings are maintained
within the editor until you close the application, but will not be applied or saved on the PS60 itself
unless you use the [Write Global Setting] command or [DUMP].
As an example, here’s how to write a program that you’ve edited in Program Edit mode.
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Click [UTILITY] to access the utility menu.
From the menu list, choose [Write Program].

Korg PS60 Specifications

General

Type	Performance Synthesizer
Synthesis Type	Sample-based synthesis
Velocity Sensitivity	Yes
Aftertouch	No
Arpeggiator	Yes
Sequencer	No
MIDI	In, Out, Thru
Power Supply	DC 9V
Keyboard	61 keys
Sound Engine	EDS-i
Effects	2 Master effects
Controllers	Pitch bend, modulation wheel
Outputs	2 x 1/4" (L/R)
USB	Type B x 1
Sound Generator	EDS-i
Preset Programs	440 programs
Polyphony	120 voices (120 Oscillators)
Inputs	1 x 1/4" (damper)