Help with usb

[DavidGall]

Hi all, wonder if any of you lovely people can help jog my memory please?
I have purchased a usb stick containing loads of new styles, but I have forgotten how to save into registration bank! I have found a few that I would like to save in but am wary of doing it, as I have lost stuff previously. I have the Genos keyboard.
Any help would be appreciated

[Stijn]

Maybe these links can help you on your way:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtZWhhpsA4A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYay9UzUnOQ

https://hub.yamaha.com/keyboards/k-how-to/genos-power-playing-using-registrations/

Stijn

[DavidGall]

Thank you for taking the time to reply, however, the style I wanted to save is on a usb stick?

[Stijn]

You can copy the Styles from the USB to the USER.

see:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcsnyY3O4aA

[Lee Batchelor]

To add to Stijn's comment - the User drive is the same as a C drive on a PC. Yamaha uses some oddball terminology at times.

Welcome aboard, David!

[EileenL]

It is always best to save any styles you are going to use on registrations into a folder on your user section. Then make sure you load the style from this folder before linking it to your registration. You can always add other styles at a latter date but make sure you never move this folder.

[DavidGall]

Thanks for all your help, we have managed to unfuzz my brain and it has worked!

[EileenL]

It's simple really The user drive takes the place of the hard drive.

[Lee Batchelor]

Right, Eileen.

Question: Did the Tyros series used spinning disk drives, whereas the Genos' primary User drive is an SSD?

[Fred Smith]

Question: Did the Tyros series used spinning disk drives, whereas the Genos' primary User drive is an SSD?

Yes.

Cheers,
Fred

[mikf]

Actually 'user drive' seems a more meaningful name to me than either hard drive or C drive. Yamaha got that right.
Mike

[Lee Batchelor]

Thanks, Fred.

Mike, you're probably right. The Genos is a keyboard first, driven by computer technology. "User drive" feels right. They should document it however as, "User drive, which is the same as a primary drive in a computer." The fact they didn't, forces users to fill in the blanks. That's something you NEVER want to do when creating manuals. It's irresponsible and can actually kill.