S950 to SX-900 Equivalent Styles

[KeyboardEd]

I couldn't be happier with my SX-900 and being effectively shut in it's getting a lot of playing time.

The problem I am now having is trying to match the new SX-900 styles to the older S-950 styles. I know there will not be exact matches but I am really not sure how to go about even coming close.

Almost all of my music has notes on them referring to a specific style, tempo, & voices for each piece. Going from the 910 styles to the 950 was not very difficult. However, being multiple level of changes behind, I am having a hard time finding comparable styles on the SX-900 to the S950. The tempo & voices are easy enough to solve but finding the base styles has me stumped.

Any suggestions as to how to make this 'conversion' easier would be appreciated. -Ed

[Toril S]

Hello KeyboardEd!
Just copy the styles from your S950 and put them on a USB stick. Most of them will work fine without much adjustment. Sometimes a voice may be missing or volume of some parts have to be adjusted.

[Bruce Breen]

Hi Ed,
And if you don't have your S-950 anymore, I have one and could copy any styles you are looking for.
Give me the names that you need...

[Fred Smith]

Hi Ed,
And if you don't have your S-950 anymore, I have one and could copy any styles you are looking for.
Give me the names that you need...

When I moved from the T4 to Genos, I just copied over my registrations and loaded them. In every case, the Genos found a suitable style (and voices).  Yes, I had to do some tweaking afterwards, but I could do so at my leisure.

Does the SX not do the same?

Cheers,
Fred

[KeyboardEd]

The S950's (both) have been sold but somewhere I have a lot of USB's that I used back then. I'll have to do some digging around. My music room needs to be reorganized anyway.

Other than just playing I haven't done much with the SX, I've only had it a few days so far. I am just working on my scales and dexterity right now, haven't played for a while. I have a steep learning curve ahead!