Which cover to which style?

[Hank Sinclair]

Many styles on my SX920 are similar to well known cover songs. Is there a list of these relations?

[Hank Sinclair]

An example: Yamaha named a style "A bridge to cross troubled water" and meant "A bridge over troubled water" ...

Another example: "Be good,Johnny" was the style for "Johnny be good" ...

Please give me a feedback even if you don't know the answer so that I see that my examples have been understood.

Greetings,
Hank

[johan]

I do not find any of the 2 styles that you mention in the list with styles in the data list of the SX920.

Did you already load the playlist of the SX920? It contain a registration for Johnny B Goode (which is the exact song title). I do not find Bridge over Troubled Water in the playlist however.

[Hank Sinclair]

I do not find any of the 2 styles that you mention in the list with styles in the data list of the SX920.

Oh sorry, I forgot to say that these examples are taken from the Tyros 1.

Did you already load the playlist of the SX920?

Where can I find and load this playlist? Sorry for my propably foolish question, but I am at the beginning of learnig the SX920 ... my former keyboard was the Tyros 1

[Hank Sinclair]

Thank you, johan, for the hints. I've found meanwhile what I was looking for -> it's the Bonus Play List for the SX920 ...

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[Hank Sinclair]

Thanks!

[overover]

Please note that the SX920/720 Bonus Playlists are already linked in one of the "sticky" posts at the top of the "Yamaha PSR SX920 | PSR SX720" board:
>>> https://forum.psrtutorial.com/index.php/board,98.0.html


Best regards,
Chris

[Fred Smith]

Oh sorry, I forgot to say that these examples are taken from the Tyros 1.

So, you're actually talking about MFDs on a Tyros 1. Slightly different from your subject line.

The PSRTutorial site has a wealth of information. Here are Yamaha MFDs translated into the actual song title: https://psrtutorial.com/lessons/playing/mf/20_Files.html

Cheers,
Fred