Can I delete Audio #1 #2 #3 on my Keyboard independently?

[YammyFan]

On my Sx900 I always record by using quick audio instead of midi. I like to do this because it records automatically to USB 1.  I then have to take out my USB stick and put it into my laptop computer. I don't like removing USB sticks more than necessary. Sometimes It takes me  about ten goes until I get a recording which I am happy with. I know that I don't have to delete each audio before making a new one, and that I can let them all build up before I delete the ones that don't sound too good, and that is what I have been doing; but I think that  it is good to explore new ways of doing things.

[Fred Smith]

On my Sx900 I always record by using quick audio instead of midi. I like to do this because it records automatically to USB 1.  I then have to take out my USB stick and put it into my laptop computer. I don't like removing USB sticks more than necessary. Sometimes It takes me  about ten goes until I get a recording which I am happy with. I know that I don't have to delete each audio before making a new one, and that I can let them all build up before I delete the ones that don't sound too good, and that is what I have been doing; but I think that  it is good to explore new ways of doing things.

Yes you can.

Cheers,
Fred

[Divemaster]

Hi Yammy Fan

Take a tip that a lot of us use.
Buy a short (say 20cm) M/F USB cable which you leave permanently in the rear USB socket. Mine is taped to my music rest.
That way, swapping the USB stick is much easier to get to, and avoids excess wear and connection risks on the main keyboard sockets.
I record exactly as you do, and then save and rename the actual recording on my laptop before then deleting all the stray Audio 1,2,3,4,5, etc   files.

Keith