I don't mind the editing, not at all, thank you.

Lot's of stuff cleared up in my head, it makes more sense, I can double check things like what MFX is being used for each Real Tone Part, I had no clue there were 84 of them, I didn't know that before, I only messed around with Reverb and Chorus. And like you said I don't add much Chorus maybe a level 20, Reverb a 63 sometimes 80.

Remember? I had that problem with going from one performance setting to next and you mentioned that there might be a different MFX type setting for each performance setting. That's when I looked more into this MFX and now I know where they are and what they control, including the Real Tone parts and the Rhythm. Great Success!

But on the other hand, after messing around and trying to hear things out, I noticed that my BK9 was acting up, which it does every once in a while especially since I updated to 1.06 Version. So I did a Factory Reset, and when I turned it on, it played a piano sound at start up, like someone hitting the C4(or in that range) pretty loud, and that's it, than it boots up.

However; I noticed that couple of my performance settings with dual layer sounds, let's say Upper1 = Piano , Upper2 = Strings, when I select one of these dual layer performance settings, and hit one single key let's say C4, Piano sound is good, but the String sound is like a semitone higher than the piano sound.(No Split involved, Split is OFF, so is Lower and Manual Bass)

This happened to me couple of times in the past, it was very awkward, especially on stage during a performance. So I noticed that to go around this problem I have to push the Upper 1 (Part ON/OFF) switch twice, than the string sound on Upper2 returns to normal, being on the same frequency as the piano sound. And let me tell you, there is no Transpose involved, or Octave shift applied in these performance settings. So it must be a software glitch.

Weird, huh?? So that's what usually happens when I do a factory reset. In the past this problem went away, kind of like with a sick man who heals after a while, but it's annoying that I have to remember to push Upper1 twice before I play a single song, otherwise the layer sound would be a semitone higher.

Also it happened before where a single sound would get locked and would sound till I would turn OFF the keyboard.

I have no clue why is it doing it, but all these problems occurred after I updated to 1.06, never had these problems before. And I read somewhere in a review, where one guy was talking about the same exact issues that I described above.

Oh, one more thing. I usually set "A" to 432 HZ GLobally(not 440 HZ), but it doesn't matter, as soon as I play a MIDI file that I recorded on the BK9, it shifts the Real Tone parts and the Midi file back to A = 440 HZ.

The style part works fine with 432 HZ, but the Midi file overrides my A = 432 HZ.

Any idea why is it doing it? and not only this but the other problems that I described above?

(Sorry I changed the subject a little bit, but this has been an issue for a while now)