Hi all,

Where can you downloads "pads"?

Regards, Fred
http://vision-4life.net (now also with GUEST BOOK)

I got mine from here: http://www.psrtutorial.com/Files/OFintro.html
Regards
Keith

I tried this web site and downloaded some pad styles but how do I convert them to use on the KN7000? I have the Style Convert 2000 Universal software but it does not recognise the .pad files so I cannot convert them to Technics.
Regards Carol

there is no custom section on the 804 to copy to so you can't do the trick... stuck with the long way round.

rename the *.pad to *.mid, load into the sequencer, then in the pad menu select sequencer to pad copy, select a measure length, a track, and copy to a pad, then prepare for some editing to get anything that sounds good.

Whoops sorry! I got my keyboards mixed up. I have a PSR3000 as well as a KN7000 and the multipad reference was for the Yamaha of course.
As an aside I am in the process of solving that confusion, I have my PSR3000 up for sale and hope to get a Roland G-70 (but will still keep the Technics). The Roland does nut have multipads.
Regards,
Keith

Thanks Technics Player I have used the method I described to convert the pads but is there a way to convert the solo pads so that the chord progresion can be included.

you're welcome, yes, it can be done, but the pad conversion only accepts input from a chord track, not an apc so you have to do this:

1 record the pad with easy record
2 apc to smf convert
3 go to sequencer track assign and change the apc to chord and ok it
4 step record the new chord track with the chord changes you have noted down earlier
5 now seq to pad convert, the chord progression will be done automatically
6 edit the pad in part setting for the same balance as the original and set synchro etc

user pad 5 or 6 will now be identical to the chord progression original.