Free Enhancement Package for Theatre Organ Lovers

[EileenL]

You can tweak on board voices and change them quite a lot which will give you added voices.
Choose the voice you want and then go to voice set. Here you can alter many things and make the voice sound completely different. When you get a sound you like save it as a User Voice. These can be used like any other voice and do not need flash memory.

[overover]

... Is there any possible way to use the Voices Via USB ?

Hi Normanfernandez,

these Expansion Voices must be installed in the "normal" way, to get the new samples stored in the Expanson Memory (which has to be big enough).

When this is done, one can make User Voices (.vce) from the new Voices and call them up from ANY drive (User or USB). But it will NOT work to use ONLY .vce files, because these little files only contain the (changed) Voice Set. They will only work, if the corresponding Expansion Voices are also installed on the keyboard.


Best regards,
Chris

[zionip]

Chris,

Thanks for pointing out.  On closer look, the .vce is only a 1KB small file, it is too small to contain the voice sample on itself, it only contains voice settings.

Thanks,
Paul

[Normanfernandez]

Thanks Paul,
Have you used Yamaha Expansion Manager to create Voices?

[zionip]

Norman,

No, I have not used YEM to create voices.  I use YEM to select packs to create pack installation files.

Have you emailed Joe for the packs for the Theatre Organ Lovers yet?  Once you load them in YEM, you can select just a couple of voices with the combined size not exceeding the expansion flash limit of your PSR-S keyboard and create your own pack installation files to see if you like the voices.

Thanks,
Paul

[Normanfernandez]

I emailed Joe, but no reply. 

[Toplayer2]

I emailed Joe, but no reply. 

Norman, your email got routed into my spam bucket (John, your's too). I will send you the download links now.

Joe

[Madmitch]

I've got a couple of questions for you guys that have a bit more experience than myself.
My setup is T5-76 over Np31s over 13 pedal bass.
I normally play 'organ' style using the lower keyboard assigned to 'left' and bass pedals to 'song' section.
I have a spare 1Mb expansion board.
So;
Question 1: Can I install another expansion board into the Tyros without the keyboard or the YEM throwing a 'wobbly'?

Question 2: Have any of you successfully trimmed Joe's fantastic package to fit onto a 1Mb board (I noted Paul's(zionip) reference to a 11Mb overhead)?
My first thought was to cut the non-trem voices but obviously I have no idea what calls the presets make.

If any of you can affirm both of the above, I was wondering where the optimum splits would be?

Thanks in advance,
Derek

[zionip]

I have a spare 1Mb expansion board.
Question 1: Can I install another expansion board into the Tyros without the keyboard or the YEM throwing a 'wobbly'?

Question 2: Have any of you successfully trimmed Joe's fantastic package to fit onto a 1Mb board (I noted Paul's(zionip) reference to a 11Mb overhead)?

Hi Derek,

I think that you must have the FL1024M 1-GB flash expansion board for Tyros 5, not 1Mb.

Yamaha produces only up to 1-GB flash expansion board for Tyros 5, the specifications of Yamaha Tyros 5 expandability is "Wave Capacity: depends on the optional Flash Memory Expansion Module (FL1024M, FL512M)", inferring there is only one slot for flash expansion board.  So there is no way that you can install the second flash expansion board on Tyros 5.

There is a third-party Mutec FMC-07 2-GB flash wave expansion board for Tyros 5, Tyros 4, MOTIF XF and MOXF etc:
https://www.thomannmusic.com/mutec_fmc_07.htm

Since I do not own a Tyros 5, I do not know if YEM accepts expansion packs more than 1-GB in size for Tyros 5 installed with the Mutec FMC-07 2-GB flash wave expansion board.  Maybe the owners of Tyros 5 with the 2-GB board installed can answer your first question.

I personally did not trim Joe's package - I installed the full package for full experience.

Thanks,
Paul

[Madmitch]

Sorry Paul, bit of brain fade, of course I should have typed 1Gb not 1Mb
I know that you can only have one memory module in the Tyros.

My existing board is nicely set up with a number of expansion voices and a copy of Jason Lee's lower voice splits which I was hoping to leave untouched.
If I had been clearer; what I was asking was, if I could remove that board and replace it with a blank onto which I could then load as much of Joe's Paramount as possible?
Since the YEM overwrites the whole memory every time you add/remove something, I had this idea that this may be feasible.
It would be nice to know if any of you guys had any experience of this before I actually jump in the deep end.

Derek

[Bachus]

Hello Harry,

Yes, please see the very first post at the top of this thread.

Joe

Seems you sliced it up in 6 packs
But i cant figure out how to download them
They seem not to be attached to the post

[overover]

Seems you sliced it up in 6 packs
But i cant figure out how to download them
They seem not to be attached to the post

Hi Bachus,

please read the very first post of this thread again (on page 1):

https://www.psrtutorial.com/forum/index.php/topic,42338.msg334081.html#msg334081


You can email Joe (Toplayer2) to get a download link for the pack(s). His mail adress is also in this first post:

hardy6350 *a*t* gmail *d*o*t* com
(replace " *a*t " by "@" and " *d*o*t " by a dot)


Best regards,
Chris

[H van der Ent Braat]

Thank you for the download of the Theatre Organ pack Joe. Just downloaded in parts.
                                                                                                                            Bob.

[sunny]

I got this reply :

I'm sorry, Sunny. The files are no longer available.

Edit by Roger Brenizer: Deleted email addresses

[overover]

Hi Sunny,

The user "Toplayer2" has intentionally changed his email address here in the public forum in such a way that it cannot be read by so-called "bots" of internet search engines, which are constantly scanning the forum. You have now posted this email address in the original, which is not in the interest of this user.

So please edit your last post and delete this email address or change it into something like "hardy...gmail.com", so that it cannot be used directly. (You should do the same with your email address, unless you are happy about tons of spam emails in your inbox. ⁣)


Best regards,
Chris

[sunny]

Hi Sunny,

The user "Toplayer2" has intentionally changed his email address here in the public forum in such a way that it cannot be read by so-called "bots" of internet search engines, which are constantly scanning the forum. You have now posted this email address in the original, which is not in the interest of this user.

So please edit your last post and delete this email address or change it into something like "hardy...gmail.com", so that it cannot be used directly. (You should do the same with your email address, unless you are happy about tons of spam emails in your inbox. ⁣)


Best regards,
Chris

Hi Chris,
I din't understand your reply properly, Please give me the correct email address.

Thanks,
Sunny

[overover]

Hi Chris,
I din't understand your reply properly, Please give me the correct email address.

Thanks,
Sunny

Hi Sunny,

It's very simple: In public forums, for data protection reasons, no email addresses should be posted, at least not in the correct spelling.

This is also the reason that Roger Brenizer has meanwhile deleted the relevant email addresses from your second to last post.


Best regards,
Chris