Can I use my T5 registrations on my S975?

[Toril S]

Hello friends.
I just wonder if I can use registrations created on my Tyros5 on my S975? The idea is that I put all regs on a USB device, and use the same setup on both keyboards. I mostly use user styles, and they usually sound the same on both instruments, but not always, so I sometimes have to make two versions. I don't use registrations all that much, but for some songs it is practical!

[Fred Smith]

Hello friends.
I just wonder if I can use registrations created on my Tyros5 on my S975? The idea is that I put all regs on a USB device, and use the same setup on both keyboards. I mostly use user styles, and they usually sound the same on both instruments, but not always, so I sometimes have to make two versions. I don't use registrations all that much, but for some songs it is practical!

You will need to convert the registrations. Murray Best"s Registration Manager is the best tool.

Cheers,
Fred

[Toril S]

Thanks Fred I was afraid of that! Will look into it

[Dick Rector]

Thanks Fred I was afraid of that! Will look into it

Don't be afraid, Murray's program works like a dream and does it all (almost) for you.

[Toril S]

Thanks Dick😀

[geoff5798]

Is thee a Mac version of the registration manager or something similar that will work on a Mac
thanks
Geoff

[Fred Smith]

Is thee a Mac version of the registration manager or something similar that will work on a Mac
thanks
Geoff

No.

Cheers,
Fred

[VilleGuy]

How would a Mac user be able to take advantage of Murray's software to convert a registration?
Obviously one way would be to go to a friend who has a PC. 
Other than that, if I get software that lets my Mac emulate a PC, would that work?

[Ed B]

Yes it would if you run windows virtually
Regards
Ed B

[geoff5798]

Shame it work on my Mac . Is there a similar program that will run on a Mac

[murrayb]

Geoff:

I don't know of anyone who has spent thousands of hours analyzing the registration file (there's no documentation), setting up keyboard data for 20 keyboards and writing this program especially for a small market like the MAC.

You have two choices:

Get Oracle Virtual Machine and install it on your MAC, buy a copy of Windows to install in the virtual machine, then install YRM.  Apparently it works but not as well as it does on a PC.

Second choice, get a used laptop with Windows to run YRM.

Murray

[geoff5798]

Thanks Murray maybe I might just borrow a windows laptop then