lets say i wanna take 12 songs from my set.

how can i keep them all in one place for quick access, with some tempo changes made to the styles, may be change the four different sounds that correspond to that style and rename it to my song titles for quick access to bang out my set.

can someone please explain this to me step by step.

In the past messing around at home i would change settings on the fly.

thanks for not making me feel dumb in advance!



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Thanks,
Mikey

Mikey, not a dumb question. I would create a folder then name the folder to something you'll easily recognize. I usually save the folder to a USB stick attached to the keyboard. Copy the styles into the folder and they'll all be in one place. This is a very simplifed explanation. ( I'm at my day job and have to get to real work ) If you already haven't you may want to head to the PSR Tutorial site and download someone's gig disks to get a clear picture http://psrtutorial.com/Files/GD/GD_intro.html


[This message has been edited by Stephenm52 (edited 07-16-2007).]

Hello -

Seems you have mutiple questions - no problem:

1. First, if you are unfamiliar with changing/assigning sounds and tempos, you must first learn this procedure to save to registration memory. This can be a bit tricky, but I (and others who helped me) can walk you through it (3000 only).

2. Next you can learn to save your individual songs/registrations to a folder.

zuki

zuki your step by step would be greatly appreaciated

you can email me personally at djmikey1@aol.com

i also can be reached at 508-558-3500

thanks
mikey

Hello

There are some who like to save this type of thing to the Reg Mem buttons.

I prefer to leave those buttons strictly for Registrations and use them with different songs. They will always be the same, much less to think about.

You can save your sounds in each style and tweak the style parts if you want. You can save the speed.

You can then save that to be used using your Music Finder, OR I think still better is to save them on your memory card.

Here are some tips that have proved to be very useful to myself and others:
http://www.psrtutorial.com/Files/GD_scott.html
http://www.psrtutorial.com/Resources/Articles/organize.html
http://www.psrtutorial.com/Files/OFregistration.html
http://www.psrtutorial.com/Files/OFvoice.html

Best
Scott
www.ScottLMusic.com

You may also find as I did you can save a load of time by saving your favorite sounds in User Voices, along with the Reg Mem buttons. This way you can pick any sound you want on the fly.

This is a lot less work than saving OTS for each individual songs.

You will find info on that on the link I gave above concerning User Voices.

Good advice Scott

For my live act, I prefer to assign each song to a "registration" and assign those 8 registrations (songs) to a "bank". I then assign "ots" to each registration (song).

Mikey, is this what you might want to do? If so, I can help.

zuki

I noticed in one of the replys someone mentioned you can save them to the music finder database, how would i do that. I have associated a few from my setlist in that database, if i could adjust tempo and sounds then save in the music finder I think that could work

www.mikeymaestro.com

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Mikey