Hi Guys,
sorry, you are WRONG, it's a style. He was kind enough to share it.
At last , someone to showcase what can be done with a Korg style.
I know what can be done, but I haven't got the musical ability to record. haahaa.

Variations 1 to 3 are regular arranger chord tracks, where you play your own chord progression. He's also included guitar mode track & modified drum kits.
Variation 4 , he's recorded like an intro, with the chord progression built in. 32 bars long. Brilliant. Again , he's used Guitar Mode to record the guitar track.
I doubt the chord Sequencer was used. No need.
In theory, one could have a different chord progression, for each one of the 6 cv's that makes up a variation . Each cv ( chord variation) could be triggered by hitting a different chord type ( maj/min/7th etc)
I did something similar as an example for one of the korg members. The owner had a PA800 & wanted a chord progression in a style part, so they could practice playing over the top of it.
PA800 doesn't have chord sequencer. I basically recorded one of the variations ( in sequencer quick record mode ) with the chord progression of Begin the Beguine. Saved it as a midifile, imported it into the korg style maker as variation 1.
Variation 1 cv 1 now plays the first 16 bars of chord sequence of Begin Bequine, the rest of the variations play normal arranger mode.
If I wanted to record the next 16 bars, based on a different chord sequence , even, a different variation, provide the instruments were the same, I could do the same thing again, and save it to variation 1 cv2 and I'd still have the other 3 variations in regular chord mode.
Vari cv1 gets triggered by Maj chord, cv2 gets triggered by Min chord. Chord type is irrelavent in this instant.
Basically it's handy for doing a solo for a song specific style.


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Questions about the Chord Sequencer that was used, according to spalding
Can you really insert the chord sequencer into a midi, then have it automatically activated without playing the left hand at all, or never clicking on the CS button, as was apparent in this video? Can one then save and share this auto CS midi with other PX users? Is this freely available as a download or link?

Can the chord sequencer be activated by a foot switch?
Do you think that was possible in this video?