Guitar Mode in Korg PA series keyboards and Creating and editing pads

This video describes the process of creating realistic guitar patterns in Korg PA series keyboards using Guitar mode, a key feature of Korg PA series keyboards. “Guitar mode allows for easy creation of realistic rhythm guitar parts, without the artificial, unmusical playing typical of MIDI programming of guitar parts. Just record a few measures, and you will end up with realistic rhythm guitar tracks, where each chord is played according to its real position on the guitar, and not generated by simply transposing a written pattern.” (Korg PA 600 manual)
Using Guitar mode we can:
1. Create chord based strumming mode
2. Create and appregio or power chords
3. Play RX noises to add realism to the pattern
4. Add melodic guitar patterns
5. Use the finest MIDI programming to select Chord shapes, and recreate any nuance of guitar performance
The process guitar mode in creating tracks
I. Go to record mode from Style play mode
II. Select record new pad
III. Select the element and adjust the parameters
IV. Select a guitar sound
V. Select the key chord
VI. Change pad sync to continous
VII. Press menu button and go to pad track controls
VIII. Select pad track to GTR
IX. Change trigger mode to RT or RP
X. Change pad type to loop from one shot
XI. Adjust expression, RX noice and humanize knobs as needed for the track
XII. play the pattern and record it
XIII. Save the track
XIV. Edit the track as you like (To understand pad editing please watch my third video on the video series Creating new styles in Korg PA series keyboards. The link is:    • How to Create New styles in Korg PA series...  .
XV. Exit from the record mode and play the pad in the style play mode in combination with corresponding styles or other tracks to play/record songs in sequencer mode.
XVI. Adjust the parameters in menu assignable pad switches.
I hope this video will help people to learn the process as the description is simple but detailed. Knowledge of guitar theory may be better to comprehend. However if you do not understand anything please comment and I would be happy to share my knowledge with you.
A note of caution- what I do is not the perfect way of using the guitar mode. I only display the techniques and process I Know, and make guitar pattern without looking into the fine details of how the guitar pattern would sound, solely because it is not possible to look into them while making a video. I leave it to your creativity and need to look into them when you make the pattern.