Jean, you ain't seen nuthin' yet. If you want buttons to push, get into the sequencer note editor, after you've used the composer to set up your style, and panel memory buttons to store your cool sounding instruments, and easy record to record that song you really like but keep making silly mistakes on. Now, you'll see some brand new buttons! With these new found buttons, you open up a whole new phase of music making. It's the corrections facility of your keyboard and you get a chance to atone for missed notes and other keyboard transgressions. It is very intimidating, but once learned, it's sooooooo helpful. You can make that short note longer, the soft note louder and get rid of that klinker that everyone would certainly notice. It's like Alec said, it's almost like typing.

Alec, you're right about the 2 fill-ins instead of 8. I'm so used to working with old conversions, I sometimes forget there are some newer styles that have more than 2.

Jean, you've scratched the surface of what your miracle machine can do, so just keep on prodding and poking. You just about can't hurt your keyboard until you get so frustrated you toss it out the window. Buy the optional chain and anchor.