I've calibrated the screen thinking this was my problem. It's funny, I've stood at the keyboard with potential customers or those who have bought the keyboard and are back for some explanation of features, and when I try to touch a spot and nothing happens the other person here touches it and it jumps perfectly for them. I've been told by the Korg demonstrator at NAMM that one needs to touch the screen right at the point just below your fingernail because of my problem getting the screen to change. I don't know if my having dry skin can have anything to do with this or the fact that I have very short fingernails can have anything to do with it.
I once had a customer come in to try the Suzuki Omni Chord (an electronic auto harp) and no matter how hard he tried to run his finger over the touch bar to make the machine sound he couldn't. Everyone else could do it. Perhaps it was something in his skin, a lack of oils or something, but no matter how hard he tried he couldn't produce a sound.


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George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California