Hi Telmo,
if you really luv your psr3000 keyboard styles, you may be safer sticking with what you've got. They probably won't sound the same in a G70. A converted is never identical to the original. They can be tweaked so that they sound good, but that can take time.
I'm not knocking the G70 , I haven't heard one, it's quite possible you may even prefer g70 styles to psr styles. Everyone has their own preferences.
I've owned Roland, Yamaha, Technics , Korg keyboards in the past & currently I'm a Ketron owner . To me the styles & sounds are somehow different in all of them.

There is always the option of adding a controller keyboard to the psr, but that can get messy especially if you want it for stage performance.
My setup is only for home use. I sometimes midi my 76 note Ketron to my Yamaha digital piano, because I like the weighted keys when I play in pianist mode.
Hard part was trying to position it properly so that I could hit the variation buttons etc on the ketron. It was too heavy to place on top of my Clavinova, so I had to place it to the side. That problem is now taken care of, since adding a 13 note pedal switch board. I can change variations etc that way. ( Thanks to Don M who sold me his pedalboard).

best wishes
rikki

Hi,

I've converted several styles from other brands to Pa1X and they never sounded good unless I made a lot of tweaking. In the first moment maybe you got the impression that can work, but later on, just playing it you discover problems to address.

Some friends of mine told me the same while converting to Tyros, G70, whatever: a style written for another model has to be reworked to sound good.

Just my experience.

Regards.

Hi Bobby. I really wouldn't mind a little tweaking if you'd share with us those pa1x styles. So wadda ya say?

Where did you get them from?

they were given to me with the agreement I would not share them or divulge the source.
sorry,
Bebop