The SF2 cannot sample in stereo. It is strictly mono sampling. Furthermore, you cannot "resample" the internal synth engine. To get a sound into the sampler, you had to pipe external audio into the RCA jacks. Once sampled, you could assign that waveform to a key, map it across the keyboard, and apply the onboard effects.
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Despite the availability of dedicated VST plugins and official software emulations (like the Korg Collection), SF2 files remain highly popular among producers for several reasons: The SF2 cannot sample in stereo
An SF2 file is a that contains high-quality audio samples (PCM data) along with instructions for how those samples should be played across a keyboard. For KORG users, "KORG SF2" typically refers to two things: To get a sound into the sampler, you
: They are universal. Whether you are using a mobile DAW like FL Studio Mobile, an iPad, or a vintage version of Ableton, SF2 is almost always supported.