Organize Registration Bank files on PC

Started by alberto stazi, August 10, 2023, 04:10:45 PM

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alberto stazi

Hi all, is there a PC program that emulates Bank file recording?
In practice, organize a series of file banks on the PC and then transfer them to the USB key to be inserted into the keyboard. Thank you



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EileenL

No You have to create your registrations on the keyboard choosing the voices you want and the effects you want to use also the style you want it linked to.



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Eileen

alberto stazi

Yes, I knew that, thanks. I was hoping there was an application to use on the pc to work better.



Edit 2023-08-11 by overover: Adapted subject of the post to changed topic title and removed Italien text in post.

Please post in English only here, Alberto. Thanks, Chris (overover)

overover

Hi Alberto,

You could try the PC (Windows) program "Yamaha Registration Manager" by our forum member Murray Best:
>>> https://psrtutorial.com/util/best.html

This allows you to do many things regarding Registration Bank files (.rgt) faster than directly on the keyboard. You can also do a lot that is not possible on the keyboard and also change/edit Registration Banks in Batch Mode.

First install the program version 5.1.1 and then follow the instructions for the update to V5.3. (To do this, you have to unpack the downloaded ZIP file "YRM 5.3.zip" and copy the two files "MidiServices.dll" and "YamahaRegistrationManager.exe" to the folder program, i.e. to "C:\Program Files (X86)\MbestSoft\Regmanager5\".)


Hope this helps!

Best regards,
Chris

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alberto stazi

convinced that my request did not fall on deaf ears. Thanks Chris, a warm greeting