Hi Folks , I've not touched the XP for a few weeks , We are having a heat wave here in the UK . With the hottest days on record .
So I've been spending my spare time on my boat on the norfolk Broads "an area of rivers and canals of natural beauty " Broads in the UK does not have the same meaning as in the USA !!!!!
Thanks for the great tips from Don , Mainer and of course Dave !!!.
Am I missing something because I can't remember reading all these tips in the manual !!!
I'll print them out and keep them for later in the official manual !!as a reminder!!
I have a question how do I make the harmony effect on the expander work ?
Technics called their's Technichord and if you played a chord in the chord section of the bass of the accordion it put 3 or 4 part harmony to a single note played in the right hand treble of the Accordion !!

I've saved one style only in the memory so far a samba disco suitable for "El Cumbanchero "
I'll go switch the gear on to see if it is all still saved !!

I thought I would get to grips with the XP much quicker but it operates in a different way to the Technics brand and will take some getting used to.

I've had advice from the designer of the Concerto and it looks that I will have to set up special memory registrations on the Concerto when playing the Xp .

I'll keep you all informed .
Very shortly I'm going to convert some of my great Technics Glenn Miller styles to XP Expander format to see if they work .
As I've not found any to my liking on the XP .
Or am I just looking in the wrong places !!!!!
I need to have the "in the Mood " style with the authentic intro & Ending of Glenn miller !! I'm sure you all know want I mean !!

Regards to you all from a Very Hot sunny Norfolk England ...........Giovanni