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#103471 - 03/04/07 03:46 PM
Re: 3000 midi file question
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Registered: 12/08/02
Posts: 15576
Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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Originally posted by zuki: Gary,
Thanks, worked like a charm. Is there any way to link my R1 I use as my played solo instrument? You have a couple options here. First, you can create a custom user voice and save it in the User Voice area. I've done this with the grand piano, posted the .vce file and there are lots of performers using it. If you have the OTS Link turned off, you can then just press the user voice button and if the grand piano is the first voice on the page it will be instantly selected. You can do this with other voices as well, such as the sweet tenor sax voice I modified, and the guitar voices I posted on the PSR Tutorial site. and...there are (2) other things: 1. Is it possible to save OTS LINK to a saved style? It appears that cannot be saved. You can save an OTS link to any third-party style, but you can only save a single voice to an onboard style. The workaround here is to use the keyboard's onboard Style Creator program, change the OTS settings, then save the onboard style as a third party style by providing it with a new name. I frequently use an approriate song title when doing this, which tells me exactly what that style is going to sound like. For example, the MORswing style in the PSR-3000 is great for Can't Smile Without You. I changed the intro, changed the OTS settings to ones that I liked better, then save the file as Can't Smile. It works for me. 2. When I play piano on the upper part with a style, is there a way to save -1 octave, etc. Yes, this can be saved in the registration. Or, the other option is save the lower octave piano in a custom voice, one with all the other effects that make it sound great. Hope this helps, Gary ------------------ Travlin' Easy
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#103473 - 03/04/07 07:01 PM
Re: 3000 midi file question
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Registered: 12/08/02
Posts: 15576
Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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They're looking a lot better, the burn pain has pretty much gone, and I have a meeting with the doctor on Tuesday to talk about resuming treatments. I'm still wearing the white glove on one hand, and still get the questions about whether or not I'm trying to imitate Michael Jackson. I got everyones attention today when I kicked off with a verion of Bill Jean. Thanks for asking, Gary ------------------ Travlin' Easy
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K+E=W (Knowledge Plus Experience = Wisdom.)
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#103475 - 03/05/07 06:22 AM
Re: 3000 midi file question
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Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Zuki,
You have to change the Octave setting at the MIXING CONSOLE, not at the UPPER OCTAVE - +.
Press MIXING CONSOLE, Tab over to TUNING, and make sure the screen shows the settings for LEFT R1 and R2 by repeatedly pressing MIXING CONSOLE button.
Press button "I" on the right side of screen, and then change the Octave of R1.
Store in your OTS.
I hope this helps you.
Ian
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