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#456233 - 08/15/18 08:39 PM
Re: Yamaha guitars in action
[Re: jingleman]
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Registered: 12/01/08
Posts: 3456
Loc: South Africa
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Hi Jingleman,
I purchased these from Yamaha. Yes, I modified the last one I posted myself. The demos are off their website and actually played on a Genos. My modified version (more to follow) proves that with just a little tweaking they can be made to sound even better on the lower end models like my S770. (Note that I made all these changes direct on my arranger, no external software required.)
Apart from the extra voices which could be installed from packs and selectively chosen by using Yamaha's free YEM software, many more onboard voices are availabe in the following default onboard directories:
1. Newest standard onboard voices that comes with your model. (Includes many subdirectories)
2. Mega voices. (Includes many subdirectories)
3. Legacy voices. (Includes many subdirectories)
4. GM & XG voices. (Includes many subdirectories)
5. GM2 voices. (Includes many subdirectories)
These folders share hundreds of voices between them and if one is willing to spend the time finding better voices, some jewels are to be had. Then off course I have all the voices of the newer models right up to and including the Genos and if the parent voice is available on my S770, I then have access to the latest versions of those that include the effects not available on my model as the selected voice stores the effect with it.
To top this, for a mere 60 USD all the Genos voices can be had with the Genos styles included & even linked to them for the S970 upwards. I could actually install part of these in my limited memory if I really wanted to.
Then, as I demonstrated over here before, any older style could be brought up to par by running it through the free Yamaha Megaenhancer software which will change all voices that could to Mega voices including all the required effects. Sometimes the end results are truly amazing.
I love these kind of guitar styles. The thing is that with Yamaha you are not limited to one or two styles only containing these fantastic guitar sections in them - there are literally hundreds of these available, most of these for free download over at PSRTutorial & others.
Apart from my Audya, I never had the luxury of owning the top models of any brand. However, a little creativity more than makes up for this.
Keep well my friend,
Henni
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#456317 - 08/17/18 01:15 AM
Re: Yamaha guitars in action
[Re: Henni]
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Registered: 10/19/02
Posts: 47
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Hi Jingleman,
I purchased these from Yamaha. Yes, I modified the last one I posted myself. The demos are off their website and actually played on a Genos. My modified version (more to follow) proves that with just a little tweaking they can be made to sound even better on the lower end models like my S770. (Note that I made all these changes direct on my arranger, no external software required.)
Apart from the extra voices which could be installed from packs and selectively chosen by using Yamaha's free YEM software, many more onboard voices are availabe in the following default onboard directories:
1. Newest standard onboard voices that comes with your model. (Includes many subdirectories)
2. Mega voices. (Includes many subdirectories)
3. Legacy voices. (Includes many subdirectories)
4. GM & XG voices. (Includes many subdirectories)
5. GM2 voices. (Includes many subdirectories)
These folders share hundreds of voices between them and if one is willing to spend the time finding better voices, some jewels are to be had. Then off course I have all the voices of the newer models right up to and including the Genos and if the parent voice is available on my S770, I then have access to the latest versions of those that include the effects not available on my model as the selected voice stores the effect with it.
To top this, for a mere 60 USD all the Genos voices can be had with the Genos styles included & even linked to them for the S970 upwards. I could actually install part of these in my limited memory if I really wanted to.
Then, as I demonstrated over here before, any older style could be brought up to par by running it through the free Yamaha Megaenhancer software which will change all voices that could to Mega voices including all the required effects. Sometimes the end results are truly amazing.
I love these kind of guitar styles. The thing is that with Yamaha you are not limited to one or two styles only containing these fantastic guitar sections in them - there are literally hundreds of these available, most of these for free download over at PSRTutorial & others.
Apart from my Audya, I never had the luxury of owning the top models of any brand. However, a little creativity more than makes up for this.
Keep well my friend,
Henni Where can I find the Genos voices and styles for 60USD for the PSR S970. Thanks in advance
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