hi dano
Excuse me for being a bit thick but did you say that you can use midis for backing styles do you convert them some how so they can be played.
thanks
jan

I do a one man show consisting of mostly midi files to help the audience identify the songs better than a generic style can.

dano

I probably asked a wrong question. Scratch my "style" question.

My problem was more like I can't play any of my KN3000 or KN5000 disks on my KN6000. I recorded a lot of songs into the 5000's composer saved them into the disk, now I just want to replay it on the 6000, I think I didn't have a problem playing 3000's stuff on my 5000 WITHOUT having to re-save, or re-program.

First of all to Kozykeys - the software that I use converts midi files to style files...I'll bring my laptop up with me to the Wetherby meeting to show you.
Secondly to KN fan - I think what you are saying is that you have sequenced your music and saved it to disk...I've got a feeling you'll have to do it again with your new machine*!!*>@*!
Roger M

I'm afraid you are still confusing me...do you sing to the midi files or play just the right hand / melody line?
Roger M

Roger ,
while the file plays , I sing and play right hand leads ( add vocal harmony )at the same time .
dano


[This message has been edited by DanO1 (edited 10-10-2002).]

A Style conversion disk for the KN7000, which includes Yamaha PSR9000 and 2000 is now available from Technote but it is expensive £50 !! (that's US$78)
It also includes conversion from Keytron X1,SD1,X9 Roland G-1000,VA-7 and Korg i30,PA80

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Willum

Bill,
Are you saying that the Kn7 package, unlike the Kn6, does not include a style conversion disk? If so, bit naughty of Technics to charge us extra for it.

Thinks, wonder if the Kn6 conversion disk will work on the kn7????

Peter

Peter, no he is not.

Grandpa Doug

this is the upgrade disk I have mentioned before, I think that price is maybe wrong, it says £20 or approx $31 elsewhere.