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#61252 - 10/12/05 08:22 PM Yamaha Styles for download?
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Does anyone know of a site where i can download Styles for the Tyros or PSR 3000???

Also is there a way to convert them into Technics format??

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#61253 - 10/16/05 10:16 AM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
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Regarding converting between Tyros/3000 and kn6500 -have just made similar enquiry to Klaus at Emcsoftware@aol.com (WEBSITE is www.emc-musicsoftware.de). Their Styleworks programmes can convert. But of course you have to buy the programme ! Perhaps they can suggest a retailer in Australia or maybe you can buy direct.

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#61254 - 10/16/05 07:40 PM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
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You can purchase directly fro Klaus..
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#61255 - 10/16/05 09:47 PM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
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Hi Nick,

For Tyros and other Yamaha keyboard styles try psrtutorial.com

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#61256 - 10/17/05 06:01 AM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
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Thanks for all the replies.

I have one more question regarding KN7000 styles. will they work straight on the KN6 or do they have to be converted? does anyone know of a site to download KN7000 styles?

Also can someone please send me a list of all the KN7000 styles??

Thanks a million!

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#61257 - 10/17/05 07:44 AM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by nick_kn6500:
... I have one more question regarding KN7000 styles. will they work straight on the KN6 or do they have to be converted?[QUOTE]

Yes, they have to be converted.
GJ
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#61258 - 10/17/05 08:18 AM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
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Since Gunnar is reading this topic, I'd just like to tell you that it was mainly Gunnar's lively, informative and humourous website that persuaded me a few years ago to buy my Technics 6500 rather than a Yam. So thanks Gunnar !

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#61259 - 10/17/05 11:14 AM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
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Quote:
Originally posted by katrina:
......that persuaded me a few years ago to buy my Technics 6500 rather than a Yam...


It's really nice to hear that the webpages are helpful for some people. You're welcome katrina, my pleasure.

Happy Playing
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#61260 - 10/17/05 04:35 PM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
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Jonnies website is the best!!

My eyes popped out of my head the other day when I saw all the styles on it. It sucks how you can only fit up to 20 custom styles on a KN6. is there a way of connecting a normal PC hard drive up to them? If so, is software needed?

can someone still please send me a list of all the KN7000 styles Please?

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#61261 - 10/17/05 05:06 PM Re: Yamaha Styles for download?
Bill Norrie Offline
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Registered: 01/16/02
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Loc: North Yorkshire UK
Check your email Nick

Re. connecting a 'normal' PC hard drive to your KN6500 - 'fraid not - the interface is just not compatible, physically or electrically
There were 2 types of very expensive special hard drives available from third party suppliers, when the KN6000/6500 was current but I think you will have a job finding one now. You could try ebay.............

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( especially when the music is played on a KN7000....)

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