Just wanted to publicly thank Gary Diamond for his time and expertise this morning in helping me set up my vocal harmony settings on the psr s970.

Gary gave me over 2.5 hours of help which was quite generous of him. Not all of the time was regarding my psr to be honest, but it was great to catch up with him. It had been too long a time without doing so...

Thanks Gary! You're a class act and you're kindness and helpfullness is appreciated, literally...all around the world.

So now Bill your Voc settings will stay in place while changing registrations?
And now you have a perfect Voc FX setup that sounds good on the S970? If so please share.


PS...I agree Mr Wizard is one of a kind !!

Glad I was able to help, Bill. One of the perks of being semi-retired is I rarely have to work, which is neat. It was great to talk to Bill again, something that neither of us had time for during the past few years because of incredibly busy schedules.

Thanks for the Kudos, Bill,

Gary

That is why we call him "The Chairman of the Board"

GARY is the Man now after saying that Gary I need the same kind of help as well maybe some day you can walk me thrun it AS well I have T5 and think I can get better sound out of my Voc a s well

Ron

I'm glad to hear I am NOT the only one who can't get a decent vocal sound out of the keyboard Yamaha should have some vocal presets onbard already made to choose from....

I did it a little differently. I set up my custom VH preset, complete with the mic settings I want. I named it Don1.
I set the registration parameters to not ever change my setting.
Every time I turn the kb on, the first thing I did was call up my Don1 VH setting. After that it stays the same until I change it or turn off the keyboard.
I found it quicker than having to load a startup registration and then go to Parameter Lock and change the setting there.

Don we are only talking Yamaha units... Korg is far superior in this department.

I think, and hope, I was able to solve Ron's problems, just took a little time on the telephone.

All the best,

Gary