Pad for Cha cha cha style

[DAVIDDPHAM]

Hi all,
My keyboard is PSR970. I would like to have a pad for Cha Cha cha style sounds as link below. This pad is from Korg. I dont know how to convert to Yamaha Pad.
So is anyone has the similar pad, could you please share to me, I am very appreciated.
Below is the link of pad (Korg) is when play.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UZLohGoCI4MX5pg02pLGvsSetgYTU7x5/view?usp=sharing
Cheers
D

[overover]

Hi all,
My keyboard is PSR970. I would like to have a pad for Cha Cha cha style sounds as link below. This pad is from Korg. I dont know how to convert to Yamaha Pad.
So is anyone has the similar pad, could you please share to me, I am very appreciated.
Below is the link of pad (Korg) is when play.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UZLohGoCI4MX5pg02pLGvsSetgYTU7x5/view?usp=sharing
Cheers
D

H David,

you can make such a Piano Multi Pad relative easily by yourself using the "Multi Pad Creator":


Select (in your case) a Cha Cha Style and set the Tempo to match (possibly a little slower in order to be able to make the Multi Pad recording more precisely).

Turn on RIGHT 1 and select the desired Piano sound for this part.

Call up the Multi Pad Creator (use an initialized, new Bank) and select e.g. the Pad # 1 for recording. Then you record one, two, four or eight bars of this piano accompaniment (only in the key of C major).

Now you have to activate the REPEAT mode and CHORD MATCH for the relevant Pad and set the END Marker in the Step Edit list (Tab "Edit") to "Beat 4, Tick 1919" of the last recorded measure. For example with 4 bars that are to be looped:

END marker = 004: 4: 1919


Please refer also to the section "Creating Multi Pads (Multi Pad Creator)" in the S970 Reference Manual (starting with page 75).


Hope this helps!


Best regards,
Chris

[DAVIDDPHAM]

Many thanks Chris,
I will try to follow step by step in your instruction. Hope I can make it, and I will be over the moon.
Once again thanks so much.
Best regards
D