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Q:
1. Is there one bank or two banks of new sounds on a PCM EXB
Expansion Board?
A:
Here is the info straight from Korg:
“Regarding EXB-PCM - Boards 1 through 5 contain one bank of 128 Programs and 128 Combinations. This can be loaded into either the C or D Bank of the keyboard so you can decide which Bank locate them into.” This means that they give you the same set of new programs and combis duplicated in both C and D bank, to simplify loading operations. In other words, if you want the new stuff in Bank C, you could load Bank C -> C. If you want the new stuff in Bank D, you could load Bank D -> D. Note that there is no reason you can’t load Bank C -> Bank D, so I find this presentation confusing, myself. Instructions for doing this are located elsewhere in this document. The ONLY EXCEPTION is the new orchestral board, which has 32 mb of ROM on 2 separate boards, and ships with 2 completely new banks of Programs/Combis (256 each). See also Section “Karma vs. Triton” elsewhere in this document.
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