Questions about registration memory

[newkey20]

1. I noticed that when saving the registration, the AmbiDepth and Style Reverb parameters are saved, but Dynamic Control remains at 80. Why and can I change it?
2. When loading a specific registration, can I save to switch the rotary from slow to fast in the organ, e.g. Whiter Bars? Do I have to change with assignable 3 every time? (I don't have a foot pedal)

And I would also like to ask why, after loading the playlist from the Discover Genos add-on from Genos 1, my 3 side assignables disappeared and assignable f, which was empty, was lit?
Why did this happen and what else has changed?

Thanks for your help and best regards

[EileenL]

Your assignable buttons will change when loading in a registration from Genos 1 to what they were on that keyboard.
  What I did before loading anything in my Genos2 was make a start up registration where I had all the button ticked with things I wanted to be saved in that registration including Live control and Assignable buttons. I also made sure these were ticked in the freeze button.
  I now always load this in on switch on. If I am going to load a registration in from Genos 1 I put the freeze button on and this holds my new settings.
  Now if I want to I can se-save my bank keeping my new settings.

[ton37]

Adding: Dyn.Cntrl. value can't be saved in Registration memory. Yamaha knows this bug and will be repaired in a (unknown date) future-update.

[newkey20]

Ok, Thanks for the help.
I would like to know - Can I save the fast rotary setting in my registration?

[andyg]

If you mean the fast/slow rotary sound in voices like JS Whiter Bars, I don't think so. These voices don't use the rotary effect, the Leslie sound is built in.

But if you're creating the organ sounds using Organ Flutes, then yes you can store the DSP variation for slow/fast in a registration memory.