Jeremy See does a nice job showing this at 11:12 for you visual learners.
(like MOST of us, right?)

Good information for after the basics are learned.Please note that I am referring to myself as a beginner(almost). I am sure the rest of you SXer's are on your way.

it's pretty much the same as previous Yamaha models using style editor..

Nothing new, Dave, but he does a great job of explaining how to do this.

Thanks for posting,

Gary

I find it easier to save the edits as a registration setting. Of course, if you take parts from a different style, you have to save your creation as a new style.
Stuff I already knew, except the Live Control mute features. Nice video.

Always nice to have a refresher course on style editing, especially a simple to understand video, and extra nice using a SX-900 touch screen.

Thanks to Jeremy See and to Dave for the heads-up

Hi ,
His ideas were great.

Only thing I found a bit too simplistic, was when he suggested recording your own style part in C major.
One really needs to check the reference manual as to what notes can be used for style tracks, also what settings.

Good find Dave.

I learned a little something...Thanks,

If I understand what is being said (admittedly without looking at the video) I believe that in KORG if you create a style it has to be in the key of C so that it will properly transpose when you play it in any other key

Same with Yamaha - has to be in C-maj when created.