Hello all my friends!

I would like to know if there is a way to set up a full registration, including panel memories, etc., and then change only the rhythm? For example a 4/4 to a 3/4, or vice versa, without losing the instrumentations and setups of the original?

Also, is there a simple way to Easy Record a song and then add the lyrics so that they show up on the screen when it is played back?

Thanks for any help you can offer.

Ted

Hi Ted,
herewith a way how I should handle:
1. Rhythms changes:
Each Panelmemory could have the original setup, minus the choosen style/rhythm. E.g.: starting with PM1 setup with f.i. a 4/4 ballad. Now you change in the Rhythm Group to e.g. a 3/4 waltz. (Be sure that the MSA-button is set to 'OFF') Then save/set the PM2. Etc.Etc. When you record/play the song you press the Panel Memory you need at moment/measure X .. et voilá
Furtheron you can choose to set the Music Style Arranger with its various options to a wanted configuration.

2. When your song is ready you can insert pictures with the lyrics. Please visit my homepage under Tips&Tricks for how to do that .. (Tips & Tricks N1 or N3)

Hope I was clear and maybe other tips could be add from other players?

Greetings,
Cees

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Dear Cees,

I should have known that the answers I was seeking are always found on your fabulous web site! In fact, I should indeed have looked there FIRST to find the answers I was looking for, and, of course, there they were! Thank you for taking the time to advise this very slow-learner here on the SynthZone Forum. Perhaps to jusitfy this thread further, my stupidity will help others with the same problem. So, a public response here, such as yours, probably serves a dual purpose.

Many, many thanks. You are indeed a gentleman and a scholar; how I wish that I could meet you in person to express my gratitude for everything you offer us (and especially me) when things go awry or we are frustrated by a problem. So, consider this public thank you, from the bottom of my heart, an echo of the thanks I think many of us send to you for your constant advice and good work, even though perhaps we don't always tell you often enough!

Ted Rose

Many thanks for sharing the tip Cees.

And well said Ted ,I'm sure you have spoken for all the Forum members !!

This is a wonderful site

Giovanni

Thanks, you're welcome