YEM erase option

[Patrick]

Hello, i've seen that in some Yamaha packs we've a lot of voices that are the same; these same voices use a lot of memory! perhaps Yamaha can make an option in YEM to erase the same voices! All the best Patrick

[Misu]

Hi,

YEM have software <duplicate wave recognition> inside so, don't worry if you want to install many packs, used memory will be smaller.

Best regards!

[Michael Trigoboff]

Given how poorly designed YEM is (especially the godawful user interface), I'd be happy to erase YEM. I don't understand how Yamaha can make such high quality keyboards and then produce such low quality software for them.

[Amwilburn]

Hi,

YEM have software <duplicate wave recognition> inside so, don't worry if you want to install many packs, used memory will be smaller.

Best regards!

I wish! But alas this is not the case. Go ahead and copy and paste a voice within a pack and select both voices, you'll see the used memory increase.

That is definitely something I wish they'd add to YEM

Mark

[gabrielschuck]

I wish! But alas this is not the case. Go ahead and copy and paste a voice within a pack and select both voices, you'll see the used memory increase.

That is definitely something I wish they'd add to YEM

Mark

I'm going through this issue with an accordion pack, I think this is the answer to one of my doubts. Link to the topic:
https://www.psrtutorial.com/forum/index.php/topic,68920.msg519394.html#msg519394
It's a pity indeed!

[valimaties]

This is a quick test which tells us that YEM will recognize the same wave if the voice is added in the same pack, not in different packs.

Video test

(activate subtitles)

[danand]

I wish! But alas this is not the case. Go ahead and copy and paste a voice within a pack and select both voices, you'll see the used memory increase.

No this is not the case...
Actually YEM handles "duplicate samples" quite good (although problematic and limited software).
I noticed this a few years ago when I use YEM for the first time and do experiments to find the limits of the software but since this was a long time ago and maybe I was wrong, I just test it and what you say it is not truth.

If you copy a "voice" (constitute from one or more wave samples) WITHIN the same pack in YEM, size doesn't increase. YEM use the same wave forms. In this case the size will increase just a few kilobytes (No megabytes...) for the extra .XML (datasheet) file. Nothing more...
I just test it again. There is no pack size increase.

Now if you copy a "voice" from one expansion pack to another then YES the size increase.
In this case (copy the "voice" from one pack to another) YEM create a second instance of the sample for the second pack (this is logical since you can install the two packs in question separately...)

[valimaties]

No this is not the case...
Actually YEM handles "duplicate samples" quite good (although problematic and limited software).
I noticed this a few years ago when I use YEM for the first time and do experiments to find the limits of the software but since this was a long time ago and maybe I was wrong, I just test it and what you say it is not truth.

If you copy a "voice" (constitute from one or more wave samples) WITHIN the same pack in YEM, size doesn't increase. YEM use the same wave forms. In this case the size will increase just a few kilobytes (No megabytes...) for the extra .XML (datasheet) file. Nothing more...
I just test it again. There is no pack size increase.

Now if you copy a "voice" from one expansion pack to another then YES the size increase.
In this case (copy the "voice" from one pack to another) YEM create a second instance of the sample for the second pack (this is logical since you can install the two packs in question separately...)

I've already said that in the video above