List of all styles measurement and tempo for all packs working on GENOS2

[lucassus]

Hello guys.

I was wondering if someone have got already that kind of list of measurement and default tempo for all styles which we can play on GENOS2, including old and not officialy "converted" styles for old Yamaha keyboards.

I want to do something like that, while we can't see measurement of style when we choose one. After we choose one, we have two (and a half...) option: start this style and hear in what measurement it is, or go to main page and read it. It is super uncomfortable, not mentioning that while we have such a lot of them on the GENOS2 itself, there are also Yamaha Packs! Yes, sometimes style name tell us about that, but not every style has measurement in the name or is obviously known in what measurement it should be.

I just want to know which of them take to consideration, when I am going to play a piece, and I really want to do it quicker and more effective than I am doing it now.

Maybe someone got at least a list in excel file all of the factory styles on GENOS2? It makes my work a little easier.

Please spread this message. When I'm done, I'll share my work with you all. It will improve our music life and brings even more joy of playing GENOS2.

Cheers!

[Patt22]

Hello,

Do a search on the little Lacobo software for Windows " StyleFinder " , it allows you to make very precise searches too. It uses the same presentation and structure as the Genos and Genos2 Styles ...

https://forum.psrtutorial.com/index.php/topic,68711.msg518083.html#msg518083

[lucassus]

Thank you!

It is a good start for this project! 

[Patt22]

If you search with your keywords, you should find this list xl, it has been posted on the forum.

And this address is part of the forum at the top right of the home page:

https://psrtutorial.com/sty/yamaha/Genos2/genos2.html

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[lucassus]

If you search with your keywords, you should find this list xl, it has been posted on the forum.

And this address is part of the forum at the top right of the home page:

https://psrtutorial.com/sty/yamaha/Genos2/genos2.html

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Thank you!

Stupid me... I was searching this file so many times, that I forgot it is in this file 

OK. Time to get to work 

[mikf]

Lucassus
I guess it's up to you what you like to know, and how you spend your time, but I have to question if you are thinking about this the right way. It strikes me as a bit of make work with little practical purpose.
The default tempo of a style is one of the least important parameters you need to know since the poster will typically set the tempo for a song, regardless of the default. And in any case players seldom set that based on a number. In fact if I throw a tempo number at someone it probably doesn't mean a lot till they hear it in context. If I am searching for a style I tap the tempo I want to play at, then scroll the styles.
Think about a band playing - nobody says we are going to play this at 90 bpm. Someone beats you in.

[lucassus]

Lucassus
I guess it's up to you what you like to know, and how you spend your time, but I have to question if you are thinking about this the right way. It strikes me as a bit of make work with little practical purpose.
The default tempo of a style is one of the least important parameters you need to know since the poster will typically set the tempo for a song, regardless of the default. And in any case players seldom set that based on a number. In fact if I throw a tempo number at someone it probably doesn't mean a lot till they hear it in context. If I am searching for a style I tap the tempo I want to play at, then scroll the styles.
Think about a band playing - nobody says we are going to play this at 90 bpm. Someone beats you in.

Yes, tempo is the less important information, while we are choosing style. So even more, I don't know why Yamaha get us the tempo visible and in the same time signature is not. Maybe sometimes info about tempo give us some idea how fast or slow is supposed to be. Sure, almost everything is good, if we know we are doing, but while we can experiment with changing tempo, measurement is something completely different. We can play odd measurements with 3/4 signature, but it makes no sense... When I am searching 6-8 or 12-8 style signature, I really don't remember where all of them are on my Genos 2, especially with several packs expansions. It is waste of time searching them every time to finally realize, that there was that missed one, which fits that piece better...

[Antonio2025]

@lucassus I totally agree. I find myself looking for the time signature all the time. There are dozens of 3/4 styles for example (I use 3/4 and 6/8 often!), but I never remember where they are. So, I have to go back and forth from the style list to the main screen where the time signature is displayed. How do we ask Yamaha to introduce this in the next firmware release? Hopefully it is an easy fix to add to the style list? Or is there a way to find this that I am missing? Thank you all

[aprilla]

The PSR Style Database could help you with this. Give it a folder of files and you can filter on time signature, save a report which will list the names, times and whatever else you want. Or even easier, just move them (or a copy of them) where you would prefer to have them.

It's a useful program. 

Information here - https://psrtutorial.com/util/wierzba.html
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I separate out the 3/4, 6/8. 12/8 etc styles and put them in a folder to find them easily. It's a real pest to go hunting them out now, bring back the old 'Waltz' category that held these all together!