NAMM: Korgs Pro Arranger Software Gets A Boost

US Version 1.6 for Pa1X Pro and Pa1X      23/07/04

NAMM: Korgs Pro Arranger Software Gets A Boost
Arrangements-R-Us with the Pa1X and v1.6

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New features include software support for the user-installable EXB-MP3 board, which allows players to record their entire performance - including vocals - as an MP3 file. Files recorded in this way can be played back via the internal sequencer during a later performance. Also supported is an optional upgrade to the on-board TC-Helicon vocal processor. This option (SUGTC1) adds the popular pitch correction and vocal modeling features. It can be purchased by visiting www.korgpa.com, and a trial version is included in the newest OS version. Version 1.6 also offers more resources - two new snares, four new drum kits and four new Styles. Additional highlights include:
  • The ability to solo a track
  • MP3 files with embedded lyrics can now be played in the Song Play mode
  • Lyrics (MIDI or MP3) can also be shown in the Song Book mode
  • The eight assignable sliders can be linked to the Real-time controls of the Sound mode, allowing the user to access multiple parameters during performance
  • An Undo function in the sequencer mode
  • A new, more convenient way to delete samples and multi-samples
  • Over two dozen new shortcuts for accessing key features quickly Version 1.6 and the new Pa1X and Pa1X Pro resources are currently available, and can be downloaded for free at
  • www.korgpa.com.
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