Hi Diki,
don't know. Probably pretty basic compared to what sequencers can do.
Yep, luv the Korg import/export function.
DEfinately makes style editing easier.
One day I may have to look into a better pc sequencer. I'm using PT12 & XGworks, pretty basic.
As for the last suggestion, that would be great.
Actually I keep forgetting about the Korg pads. I could actually create my phrase library out of multipads. ie mute certain tracks in a style & audition the pads.
Then when a suitable combination is created, the pads came be copied into the style itself.
Organizing them might be a bit of a challenge.
best wishes
Rikki
Originally posted by Diki:
Does it allow you to copy and paste? That's a pretty handy tool, there...
I think that Korg have got the best handle on style creation, allowing you to do it in a computer MIDI sequencer, then import easily to the arranger. No shortage of all the esoteric MIDI editing tools you would ever need.
Korg (and actually, all others too 
) need to create a simple 'Style Player' software so that works in progress can be quickly checked as you edit them in place, IMO...
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