You can program up to 6 variations of a chord but you then have to tell each part what variation to use in each section as it can be different in each. The Korg style format is unlike all the other keyboards, this is because of its very complicated chord structure. This became the base of the PA3X and 4X a vastly improved Arranger Keyboard and the benchmark for future Korg keyboards. This was followed by the PA80 and PA1X and 2X keyboards and what we came to call the “Silver” range followed by what we call the advanced “Gold” range. Their first venture into arranger keyboards was the “KORG I” series. Consequently, for the purposes of clarity, we need to split them up, as all will become apparent. As we pointed out in parts 1 & 2 of this series, styles will not work on brands other than that they were written for. This is the third part of a series of articles that covers workings of styles inside keyboards and specifically this time, the workings of KORG and KETRON styles.
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