Can you stop the Style on your Korg Pa5X—but still keep useful bass and lower accompaniment?
In this practical tutorial, Paul explores the *Lower Memory* feature and demonstrates how it can give you far more flexibility than simply playing with a complete arranger Style.
We also look at **Bass & Lower Backing**, which allows you to play freely at your own tempo while the Pa5X provides bass and lower-part support—without the drums and full Style accompaniment running.
In this video, you’ll discover how to:
🎹 Understand what the Lower Memory feature actually does
🎵 Sustain the Lower sound after releasing the notes
🎸 Use Bass & Lower Backing without starting the complete Style
🎼 Play introductions, rubato passages and slower sections more freely
🥁 Move between free playing and full arranger accompaniment
⚙️ Choose settings that better suit your style of performance
▶️ Use a useful bonus trick involving Synchro Start
This can be particularly effective when playing ballads, expressive introductions or passages where a fixed rhythm would feel too restrictive.
Rather than keeping the complete Style running throughout a song, you can create contrast by beginning with a freer performance supported by bass and lower backing—then bring in the full accompaniment when the music requires it.
For more information about Korg Pa arranger keyboards and products:
https://tidd.ly/45ji403
Visit Keyboard World for more arranger-keyboard tutorials, products and tuition:
https://www.keyboardworld.co.uk
The Keyboard World Arrangement Club takes these musical ideas much further, with three progressively developed arrangements of every song, detailed support-video tuition and printable PDF teaching material:
https://www.keyboardworld.co.uk/produ...
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Can you stop the Style on your Korg Pa5X—but still keep useful bass and lower accompaniment?
In this practical tutorial, Paul explores the *Lower Memory* feature and demonstrates how it can give you far more flexibility than simply playing with a complete arranger Style.
We also look at **Bass & Lower Backing**, which allows you to play freely at your own tempo while the Pa5X provides bass and lower-part support—without the drums and full Style accompaniment running.
In this video, you’ll discover how to:
🎹 Understand what the Lower Memory feature actually does
🎵 Sustain the Lower sound after releasing the notes
🎸 Use Bass & Lower Backing without starting the complete Style
🎼 Play introductions, rubato passages and slower sections more freely
🥁 Move between free playing and full arranger accompaniment
⚙️ Choose settings that better suit your style of performance
▶️ Use a useful bonus trick involving Synchro Start
This can be particularly effective when playing ballads, expressive introductions or passages where a fixed rhythm would feel too restrictive.
Rather than keeping the complete Style running throughout a song, you can create contrast by beginning with a freer performance supported by bass and lower backing—then bring in the full accompaniment when the music requires it.
For more information about Korg Pa arranger keyboards and products:
https://tidd.ly/45ji403
Visit Keyboard World for more arranger-keyboard tutorials, products and tuition:
https://www.keyboardworld.co.uk
The Keyboard World Arrangement Club takes these musical ideas much further, with three progressively developed arrangements of every song, detailed support-video tuition and printable PDF teaching material:
https://www.keyboardworld.co.uk/produ...
If you found this tutorial helpful, please like the video, subscribe to Keyboard World and tell us which Korg Pa5X feature you would like Paul to explain next.
#KorgPa5X #KorgPa #LowerMemory #BassAndLowerBacking #SynchroStart #ArrangerKeyboard #KeyboardTutorial #KorgTutorial #KeyboardTips #ArrangementClub #KeyboardWorld