Extracting Voices From a Registration

[Bob88]

  I  have registrations that use some great sounding voices.  I would like to extract or remove them and save them to a USB folder.   I removed the check marks from everything  in the memorized parts of the reg except  the voice itself and tried to save it but not sure if it did save.  Anyway I was unable to
find it.  I would appreciate help with the process.  Thank you.  Bob

[Fred Smith]

  I  have registrations that use some great sounding voices.  I would like to extract or remove them and save them to a USB folder.   I removed the check marks from everything  in the memorized parts of the reg except  the voice itself and tried to save it but not sure if it did save.  Anyway I was unable to
find it.  I would appreciate help with the process.  Thank you.  Bob

Registrations do not contain voices. In fact, they don't contain anything except pointers to whatever they're told to memorize.

For a voice that a registration has memorized, simply load the registration. Now your keyboard has the voice(s) loaded that you like, and you can do what you want with them.

I'm not sure of the value of saving a favorite voice to a USB, but that's up to you.

Cheers,
Fred

[Reg]

Thank you Fred. Bob

[keyplayer]

Hi Bob, the method you are trying to do will save just the combination of all the voices in that registration as a registration not as a voice, like Fred says.
If you mean you want to save an individual voice, say for example a trombone on Right 1 that has been edited from the preset voice, then you would press button F next to the screen twice, press the button under 'voice set', press the I button next to 'save', tab across to the USB tab, rename it if you want then save it in a 'voices' folder.
Personally I have built up a small library of individual voices I have found in professional registrations I have bought. When I bring up a registration and in the screen there is a voice name I don't recognise I press the button next to the voice and realise that it's not stored as a voice anywhere on my keyboard, but is an edited voice and only stored in the registration on the USB I'm using, so I save it in the way I've described above, for future use.
Hope that helps?
Pam

[Bob88]

   Thank you Pam.  I will follow up on your suggestions.  Regards, Bob