Hmmmm, let me see what I do.

1-I use a lap top for music written music, Midi files and audio files.

2-All my music in 3 hole binders is now in my laptop in the same order as it is in the 3 hole binders. The songs are arranged in dance order, that is mixed songs to fit certain dances. Ballad—Latin—Big Band Up—Cha Cha ect.

Example; Book A --- Set the Panel memory to EXPANDED
Take each song and set the Style, Variation, Transpose, Tempo, Instrumentation, Volumes and whatever.

Place the set up in one or two panel memories for each song (Registrations)
Name the Bank which is normally the same as the first song in the Bank. Then the name of the song in each panel memory.

That gives me aprox. 8 X 10 = 75 to 80 songs in my KN 7 which fall in the same order as the laptop and the 3 hole binder.

Using the Bank View I can scan through 75 to 80 song set-ups while I am playing. Very little time is lost between songs.

My window displays; (Custom window)
1-The current bank – with 8 panel memories (Song names)
2-The six pads
3-Transpose
4-Chord being played
5-Right 1,2, Left
6-All Volumes for playing live
7-Name of style and variation
8-Tempo

After completing all ten banks all is saved on the SD card with Title.
Now to the next 75 to 80 Song set-ups. At the present I have about 400 songs set up to play. The songs are constantly being improved on. Or reorganized.

If the song is Bank #1 and registration #1 then my laptop will show as #11. Indicating #1 Bank -- #1 registration. If the bank is #7 and the registration is #5 then the laptop reads #7

Sometimes I might have the same song in a few different play lists. You can have a play list for a younger crowd, one for Seniors or even one for a show you are going to play for. Each complete set-up (75 to 80 songs) is set under set-ups on my SD card.

I try to use the same sounds in memory for all my set-ups.

I set up my favorites, right side of keyboard for styles and instruments.
I think there is room for 36.

I also have 15 line dances, original recordings (Audio) on my SD card.

No thought about midi files right now.

Hope this helps, John C.