Excellent music...Does anyone have a Lead Sheet with Chords Please.

Quote from: beloncfy on November 19, 2024, 10:29:31 AM

Composer: Yoshihiro Andoh
Arranged and performed on Yamaha PSR SX900 by beloncfy

I have made some update recently on this popular song on the Yamaha Electone series, and re-performed with the overhead angle and embedded music sheet on the recorded video.

Hope you all like it.

That was great. If you modified the style and registration, can you share it with us?

The whole idea of a playlist is to have songs in set order, not alphabetical.

If you want alphabetical, just go to your registrations. They're in alpha order.

Cheers,
Fred

Thanks Kurt, I didnt think this was possible.

I am find this extreamly dificult to keep the volume levels consistant when moving from diferent registrations. Seems the only way I can do this is by saving every registration with the desired keyboard volume level.Come on Yamaha this is terrible! make the keyboard extreamly dificalt to play live when you are worried that all of a sudden the keyboard volume level changes to 127 and is way too loud.

I have come from a Tyros 5 where there wasnt a keyboard slider volume and this was never an issue before. At the momment I wish I had stuck to the Tyros5 :-(

Thanks

Dave

Hi @bqb,

According to the owner's manual, there is obviously no "Sort A>Z" button in the Playlist display on the CVP-909, and apparently it wasn't added by the current firmware V1.04 either. Therefore, you cannot automatically sort playlists alphabetically, but you can only move up or down a single record.

To sort a CVP-909 playlist, you would have to copy the relevant Playlist file (.tsv) to a USB stick and then edit it on the computer, e.g. in a spreadsheet program such as Excel or Google Sheets.

By the way, the Playlist Sort function was introduced with V2.00 on Genos1. It is also available on Genos2 and PSR-SX920/720, but as far as I know not on SX900/700/600.


Best regards,
Chris

I put up the original post here about 4 1/2 years ago and I did not get a response but in the meantime I have answered my own question.

1. MAUI 5 GO's x2
2. Boss Gigcaster 8 Mixer & ZOOM LiveTrak L-8 Mixer
3. Boss GT-1 Multi Effects Pedal
4. Korg EK50L Keyboard

All of the above items are battery powered so I can play anywhere.
I also have a 2000watt power station if I wish to use my Genos1.

1. https://www.ld-systems.com/en/solutions/dj-musician/pa-systems/14020/maui-5-go
2. https://www.boss.info/us/products/gigcaster_8/
3. https://www.boss.info/global/products/gt-1/
4. https://www.korg.com/au/products/synthesizers/ek_50_l/

Power Station - https://itechworld.com.au/collections/lithium-power-stations/products/ps2000-portable-lithium-power-station-2000wh

Murray

Quote from: Theo Martens on November 19, 2024, 09:26:52 AMTwo questions:
Can the YRM convert registrations from a GENOS 2 to the former Genos generation?

Second question: can the YRM run on a MAC?

Welcome to the PSR Tutorial Forum, @Theo Martens!

As already stated by Fred, Murray Best's Yamaha Registration Manager (YRM) is currently not available for Mac. To operate the Windows version of the YRM on a Mac, you could use a Virtual Machine (e.g. "VirtualBox" or "Parallels Desktop" app) on which Windows is installed, or use "Boot Camp" (with which you can install Windows natively on a Mac).

The current YRM version 5.4 also supports Genos2. To get this version, however, you have to contact Murray Best directly by email. Install, if not yet done, please first at least YRM V5.1.1:
>>> https://psrutorial.com/util/best.html

For the update to V5.4, copy the update files received from Murray Best to the YRM program folder ("C:\Program Files (X86)\MBestSoft\RegManager5") and thus overwrite the previous files of the same name.

By the way, for Murray Best's email address click on the "About" button in the YRM main window.


Hope this helps!

Best regards,
Chris

YRM works on Windows only.

It can convert G2 to G1 as long as you have the latest version.

Cheers,
Fred

Good day Peter,

That is awesome.You are doing what I often do to the style and that's taking some of the busyness out.

I simplifies things so the subtle sounds are better heard.

Great job

regards

Ron j

  Hi there Peter,
        Another fine performance well played and voiced I enjoyed listening my friend.

                      Jon D.