The Fill/Break issue is being followed here with examples and how to re-create this situation.
http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum37/HTML/018533-2.html

UPDATE,
I beleive work is on the way to solve this...Jerry at Korg USA has been in contact with Korg PA in Italy and, while there is no specifics yet, unless there is some specific reason that it can not be fixed...it will now be fixed. Don't know when...But we will stay on it until it is.

Jerry's help is much appreciated. Fixing this will just make a superb instrument better.

Meanwhile, this is no reason to bash Korg as it is a superb instrument and a very small group of people have had any hardware issues.

I personally beleive OS2 will be a lot of fun!

Lee

Diki I will state again (and this will be the last time I respond to this 'cause it's turning into a P--sing contest)
When I press fill on the beat whether 1,2,3 or 4 I do not hear a "Glitch". If you press "In Between" up beat or whatever you want to call it, yes there is a "Glitch". But for me this is not a problem because I trigger the fill On The Beat. Once again I understand some would have an issue with this and Korg should accomadate those users if possible.
On another note ... The dealer that I purchase my Korg KB's from told me today he has not had one customer complain about this issue, lock up or LED's burning out. He is not a "Major" dealer but has sold over 30 PA2x KB's this year ... No problems??? We are located right here in Long Island NY about 10 miles from KORG USA and all product comes directly from them.
To clarify my previous statement .... 99.9% of the time I will start a fill on the 1 instead of 2 not to say I NEVER use a fill on 3 or 4, I do.
I do not mind anyone disagreeing with me but ridicule is not appropriate here or anywere else IMHO!!

[This message has been edited by JCkeeys (edited 11-14-2008).]

Maybe a solution would be for the OS to buffer the keystroke intil the next beat?

Maybe a solution would be to find out what Yamaha, Roland, and Ketron is doing, and do that.

chas

We will ether get this fixed (it may take some time) or be told it CAN NOT be fixed ( I don't think this will happen).
If we are told it will not be fixed ( Maybe in Pa3???) the some folks may decide to get something else...and I think some future sales will suffer as well.

We are told Korg is working on it and that's good enough for me. Jerry at KorgUSA is following on it and I trust Jerry to do his best on this.

Meanwhile I am enjoying playing the Pa2 a lot.

Lee