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[This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 09-16-2007).]

Other uses on other sites that have read this post are confused, as they do not have any problems with the Fills.
Are you sure you are not hearing what you expect to hear, rather then what is actually happening. (According to psychologists this happens more then we think)
Another point to ponder over

Bill

The only point to ponder is that the fills stink....its somthing Korg hasnt addressed since the pa days.



[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 08-31-2007).]

Not all of the style fills "stink". IMHO, of the 419 preloaded factory styles, about 30% of the fills and/or intros/endings could use some improvement. A point that Dave made; you can edit, change, modify, fills, intros, endings to suit your needs and tastes.
Ciao,
Jerry

edit the bad fills?

Is it the sound/music quality of the actual fill style pattern itself, or getting the fill to 'syncronize' with the style pattern when triggered that's the problem?

sync is terrible

Must be a personal thing. Or perhaps the particular styles that are used. I have no problems with fills on my Pa1x pro, in fact, they're more accurate than a lot of live drummers I've worked with. This myth was started by someone awhile back and is now parroted as gospel, mostly by non-Korg owners. Just check and see who is offering the strongest opinions. 'nuff said.

chas

Scott go try one in a store if you can find one....& then you have your own opinion on the Korg fills....

I searched the Korg forums for this topic and found the following thread.
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=21389&highlight=fill

According to what they say the issue is the instruments that play in the fill are not the same as the ones playing in the style, so if you do not hit it just right at the beginning of the measure then it sounds wrong.

That's what I'm going to listen for on my next try-out.

Graham

Graham