You should try at some of the sounds I have at http://www.synthzone.com/midi/korg/01w/ as you are sure to find some great ones there. Often they are an improvement on the original factory sounds. They are in sysex format ( .syx ) and can be sent from your PC over midi to your Korg, presuming you have a midi interface for your PC. If you don't I recommend you get one because it not only allows you to send sounds but also to use PC midi sequencing software. And they aren't very expensive. http://www.zzounds.com/item--HOSUSM422 is under $30.

Thank You Nigel, but I have a Mac and not a PC. Plus I don't have MIDI interface?

It doesn't matter whether you have a Mac or a PC. A USB MIDI interface would make a huge difference in how you can work with a MIDI keyboard. Inexpensive but so very useful. Even if you change keyboards a MIDI interface will work with all MIDI keyboards.

http://www.zzounds.com/item--MDOUNO http://www.zzounds.com/item--ROLUMONEMK2 and http://www.zzounds.com/item--EMEKIK work with Mac and PC.

A Mac sysex librarian for sending and receiving sysex dumps is http://www.snoize.com/SysExLibrarian/ Then you could try out all those O1W patches in my archive.

Thanks Nigel! I have a midi controller keyboard that I hardly use, but it has a USB port.

Right, so now this video has 45 views. Sorry I don't have much more of a repertoire?

Nice going, Paul ... glad to see you are playing ...

Thank You Tony! Although it's not much,

I think this keyboard maybe too much for me. Nigel I think you may be right. Should have gone with the CASIO. Anyone want a used KORG?