Ok. FL STUDIO DRUM PAD TUTORIAL HERE!!!

Note: you probably should have read everything up to now... and you should have set drum pads 1-8+9-16 to port A as instructed above.

CONFIGURING FL STUDIO
Now you must create a layer channel in FL Studio. goto channels menu, add one, layer. Now add all the sounds samples you want to play using your keyboard pads. now open up the channel menu (left click on layer in the step sequencer). now select all the channels you want to play by right clicking on the selection lights next to the channel name, make sure they are all selected, now go back to the layer channel window and click on set children. This links these channels to the layer channel.

Now if you left click on each of the sound channels to acess the channel settings you should find a keyboard down the bottom of the window. Here you need to set the root note and the zone which the note will play at. You want your first sample to be root noted at C5 so right click on C5 (should already be highlighted in dark orange. But you only want this to play in C5 not C#5 for example. So you must left click where the dark orange part is. This will create a light orange area that will be under the dark orange area unless it extends beyond the dark area. above this it should read "Root note: C5 / zone: C5 to C5, now do this for your next note allocating it C#5 root note and zone C#5 to C#5, make sure the zone is only on that single note as well - this is important. Keep working your way along until you have added all your notes that you want.

CONFIGURING THE KEYBOARD
-Hold down setting, press the 3rd pad on the top row, and then the pad that you want to allocate a note to. Start with pad #1, you can turn the knob to adjust the selected pad also.
- now press the green right arrow, turn the knob until it says Note#
-then press the right arrow again, now adjust until the display reads C 4 :060, this will trigger the sample you allocated to C5 in FL (note that for some reason the octave is lower on the Korg),
-press right again, change to MIDIch01
-press right again and change Typ: to Momt, then hit enter.

To save the scene hold down scene, hit pad 16 (bottom right), then pad 1, hit the right arrow, scroll to FL Studio, press the right arrow again so the screen reads Sure? and then hit enter.

Now select your layer channel in FL and hit that pad you just assigned, it should trigger the sound you assigned to C5. If not, then check if you are getting a midi signal, if not check that the pads are allocated to the active midi port (a) and check that Midi Port A is selected. Now once this works, all you need to do is go through the steps above for the other pads/assigned notes, and you should have a fully working drum pad section. Note, you should also be able to play these notes using the keybaord if you so choose.
I reccomend you save a template file with this setup in FL so that you dont have to redo it every time, it will save heaps of time and frustration.

Again, thanks Dansgold because I only figured this out 5 minutes ago thanks to your help!!, and i solved my other problem where the sliders and knobs were allocated to port b and i had to switch ports to use them. WOOOHOO Finally after 2 weeks my keyboard is functioning!!!

Peace, off to make some hit singles.... oh and personally i love the keyboard when compared to other midi controllers like my old edirol pcr30... which i sold on, this is much easier to play the notes and i think its worth having a smaller keyboard to have a bigger range of keys.

I'm out.