Jill,

Yes, it can be saved into a registration file. The best, and often the easiest way to do this is to set up a special registration file called SETUP or something similar. Then save just the MIC and PEDAL settings into that registration. Then, when you first turn on the keyboard, select that registration and the settings will be recalled.

However, in all subsequent settings, it's important to not have check marks in those two boxes. Save all the other things, but not the mic and pedal settings. This will save you lots of greif in the future.

Good Luck,

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

Jill ... The Andrews Sisters used vocal harmony all the way through it, the song CALLS for vocal harmony all the way through it so USE it ... However, when performing you might want to play a song before and/or after using minimal vocal harmony so that you and the audience don't 'tire' of it ...
I would suggest that along with listening to Scott's songs you take a listen to Uncle Dave's at http://www.boydsongs.com/songs.htm
...especially "A Nightingale Sang" ...
t.

thanks tony -
i did go to scotts site today, and i'll check out uncle dave's too!
I also believe the "song" does call for the harmonies, so i will do them!
And you right - when doing a "set" or a performance = i'll really have to be careful about putting that number in the middle of solo vocal #s - funny you should write that - i was just perusing my song list based on that same thought . . .

Jill

I aggree ....... use what ya got !