Hi Jill,
I used to use the styles in my yamaha 9000 pro for creating midifile backing tracks ( to play along with). In sequencer: step record: I used to step record the chord progression & pick style parts and basically ended up with a midifile in a matter of minutes. Handy when I wanted to play a piano piece with an arpeggio left hand.

Not sure if your psr2100 has the same feature in it's sequencer, but I used to find it handy.

best wishes
Rikki

Might be easier starting from scratch, than editing all your DGX midifiles ( depending on the amount of editing required).

[QUOTE]Originally posted by jillhumb:
[B]I also own a DGX300, which I do love, what I ended up doing there was editing a midi file down to bare bones, just drums, bass, maybe a little "fluff", and playing full piano along with it.

I'm finding I'm having to re edit each midi, now with the 2100 -