I use Registration Memory to store custom song section setups (AABA, verse , chorus, bridge, etc) for a specific given song. This allows me to perform an entire song only needing to remember to trigger one footswitch pedal (assigned to registration increment) to trigger setup changes (instrument voices, key transposition, tempo changes, etc) at each section of a song. I typically set up 4 to 8 (or more) registrations for any given song or song medley.

Is it possible to ‘delete’ the contents as well as ‘turn off’ the corresponding light of an individual Registration button which already has something previously stored?

In other words, suppose I initially saved 5 individual setups in registration buttons #1 thru #5 for a given song, and then later decided that I only needed Registration setups buttons #1 thru #4 for this song. Is it possible to delete the contents of button #5 and make its corresponding (green) light go out as well?

When performing, I'd like to be able to just glance at the number of Registration Memory lights lite up to determine how many Registsration setups will be required for that particular song. Currently, it appears that once a Registration Memory is stored, it can only be replaced by another setting, but not actually deleted. I’m hoping someone here can tell me otherwise. If deleting the contents of an indiviual Reg Memory button is not currently possible, I strongly urge Yamaha to consider adding this function.

Thanks, - Scott

[This message has been edited by Scottyee (edited 02-16-2002).]

Yes Scott...

When you have called up the song or registrations.... go to "Edit" - (under the screen, right, upper button (I think, I don't have the keyboard with me), push the button (A-J) corresponding to the one you want to delete, and hit delete. It is now history. I am working from memory here, but I think I have it right.

Eddie

Yes Scott, I believe you can delete an individual registration setting. Unfortunately, my 2000 is in the shop for a disc drive repair, and I'm not sure if I can explain it without doing it. I'm pretty certain that I used the same submenu that is used to name individual registrations though.

Korg AJ

Yes, Bsharp is right, it can be done as he described. I just tried it! My main program version is 1.20, but I don't know if it makes any difference.

Eddie, KorgAJ, and MarcK,

MANY thanks for your quick response and help. I guess I must have overlooked this one so I'm grateful to you guys for coming to the rescue. Ok, thanks to your help, here's the step by step procedure to deleting individual Memory Registration button settings:

1) Press button J to enter Registration Bank screen.
2) Press upper part of button 8 to enter 'Registration Edit screen
3) Press lower part of button 5 to enter the delete mode.
4) Select a single or multiple Registration(s) (buttons A-I) you want to delete.
5) Press lower part of button 7 (OK) to confirm deletion.
6) Press F (YES) or G (YES ALL) to finalize deletion.

My Main program is 1.00 so I assume this works in all later OS versions too. This really will make performing live utilizing Registration Memory buttons so MUCH EASIER.

I'm just curious now, is it possible to delete individual OTS button settings too?

- Scott

The edit function can serve a dual purpose. You can actually name and save each registration button on the screen. ex Piano , flute, guitar etc. When performing hit the edit button on the current registration and it will display the instruments that are stored for each button. They become highlighted as you hit a registration button. you don't have to rely on memory or a cheat sheet, to remember how you programmed them. Nice usefull function

Jerry

Scottyee,
I don't know about deleting the OTS settings
but you can overright them an put a voice with complete settings in their place.
Nobby

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[This message has been edited by Nobby (edited 02-17-2002).]

I wonder if Larry (Beakybird) might know the answer, as he created all those great custom OTS settings for the PSR2000 converted CVP209 styles. Larry, are you there?

I don't see any way to delete the contents of the OTS on the 2000. Since it is part of the Style, you can only save OTS to User or Disk file. There is no place I can see in the Style Recorder to edit the OTS. If you create a new style by editing an existing style, the OTS remains. If you create a new one from a User Style that does not include OTS, then the resulting style doesn't include it either, unless you create the OTS settings and then save.
I don't see why you want to delete the OTS unless you replace it anyway, but I'll bet you have a good reason.
DonM
P.S. If you save a OTS with the Main, Layer, and Left Voices off, then the OTS remembers that. When you push that button, no sounds!


[This message has been edited by DonM (edited 02-17-2002).]

No GOOD reason really . . . just curiousity I guess.

I am though, very happy to discover that you can delete individual registration memorys though cuz it makes it so MUCH easier to visually see just how many registrations are used for a specific song. This is especially valuable for live work where you need to have songs loaded & ready to go at a moment's notice.