Create an Own Style in KORG PA50SD / Micro Arranger PS50SD .

Make sure your position on the 'STYLE PLAY'.
Press the RECORD button,

Select 'New Style' if you want to create a new style, or

Select 'Current Style' if intending to edit \ create a style by taking the style from the internal keyboard.

Press any key volume / value that is there beside the left and right to adjust the display:

E: V1 (Variations 1-4), use the cursor F2 to go to the CV:CV1 (Chord Variations 1-6). CV2-6 can be used if needed,

CV Len: 4 (CV Length 1-16 bar)

Resol: 1/16 (resolution/quantize HI, 1/32, 1/24, 1/16, 1/12, 1/8)

Arrange chord that will be used as the basis for recording is C Maj. When recording a minor in intro/ending, major chord position have to change to a minor chord position, ex: C m.

RL: 2 (Rec Length is always associated with CV: Len and shows the number of bars which will be recorded)

Metronome: On1/On2 (interval of one or two bars just started recording)

Meter: 4 / 4 (Time signature)

NTT: 5th (Root, i series, no transpose)

To set the tempo can be done by pressing the 'SHIFT', hold and use the controls Tempo/Value, to change this.
Press the 'TRK SELECT' to select the type of instrument sounds that will be used each of his tracks.
When all was ready, press the Start/Stop to start recording. Press the Start/Stop once again to stop it.
If you want to delete the data per-track press the TRK SELECT buttons to display 8 tracks instrument, then press and hold the DELETE button (Synchro Start/Stop) and then select the tracks to be removed ("Are You Sure?), Press Enter/Yes. And if you want to delete the data per-note (usually on the drum track or Percusion) can be done in a way; let the style keep it running, press the DELETE (Synchro Start/Stop) and hold down then press note which will be removed.
If you want to do editing like Event Edit, Copy or Delete the instruments data, one or overall variation, press MENU:

Select Delete if you want to delete the data, set data to be deleted, press Enter/Yes 2x. Press page (+) once again if you want to delete it entirely.

Select the copy if you want to copy the data per-track, per-element style, as well as good overall variation of internal style and another copy of the style. Use the Volume/Value, or Down/- Up/+ to set or change parameters.

Select event edit if you want to edit the data per note/event on the desired track as the drums, bass etc. How: specify the track, press the Start/Stop (use the buttons such as STS and Volume/Value that is there besides the left and right cursor displays as well as the play button to change the parameters)

Before recording the next track, you can exercise first using sounds that have been selected, except on the drum track or percussion,

Make a sound that was in position selected mute (temporarily dead) by pressing both buttons volume / value besides the left / right display at the same time.

Press the Start/Stop and start to practice (this process is not in recording position). If you want to record again press both buttons volume / value so that the position was once again back to normal. Press the Star/Stop buttons and start recording.

Note: If you want to record a minor Intro/Ending minor chord arrangements should also be changed to a minor after that open the page to see Chord Variations Table. Arrange minor (m) changed from one to two digits.

When it all completed, the recording process for storing the user can be done by:

Press the "Record" or "write the disc in use".

Press any key Volume/Value on the left displays that associated with the style.

Make the desired style name with moving or turning controls Tempo/Value, to search for letters, and press the Down/Up whenever you want to shift the cursor.

Press any key Volume/Value (Bass/Perc) and then press the Down/Up to select the user's style that will be overwritten, for example as the Mazurka.

Press Enter/Yes 2x, then the mazurka position will change with the new style.

If the style that was created did not want to be included into the user's style or canceled, then select 'Abort' and press Enter / yes 2x.