Saving changed MIDI file on SX700

[RonnieYammy]

Im trying to change a midi file for a party,voice,tempo etc I used to do it in style reator but the sx700 wont let me do this any suggestions would be great

[overover]

Hi RonnieYammy,

The "Style Creator" is for Styles only.

To save changes to MIDI files, you have to go to "MIDI Multi Recording > Setup". Here press the Song Stop button to ensure that the time position of the MIDI file is at the beginning. Then press Execute and Save.

By the way, in previous models you did this in "Song Creator".


Hope this helps!

Best regards,
Chris

[RonnieYammy]

Hi Chris, I cant find the Multi Recording / Setup

[hans1966]

Hello Ronnye,

You can access it from the panel by pressing the MIDI record button, (Right next to the MIDI song stop and rewind buttons) which is just below the record button on the top left side.

The recording modes will be shown on the screen below:

Multiple Recording (MIDI) and Quick Recording (AUDIO)

You choose multipleMIDI recording, this
It will take you to the sequencer page, there
You have several editing options such as: quantize, transpose, delete, copy.

Being on the multiple recording page you can also access the mixer.

I hope this helps a little

greetings

Hans

[overover]

Hi Chris, I cant find the Multi Recording / Setup

Hi RonnieYammy,

Please see the attached screenshots (one from SX700 Owner's Manual, one from the SX700 Reference Manual).

If you you don't have the Reference Manual you can download it here:
>>> https://uk.yamaha.com/en/products/musical_instruments/keyboards/arranger_workstations/psr-sx700/downloads.html


By the way, I moved this thread from "PSR-SX900/SX700/SX600" board here to the "MIDI Files and Setup" board.


Best regards,
Chris

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[RonnieYammy]

Thanks Chris & Hans for your help all done now.

[overover]

Thanks for your feedback, Ronnie!

I'm glad to could help you.


Best regards,
Chris

[hans1966]

Thanks to you Ronnye for your comments,
It was just a grain of sand

Chris explained it better.

greetings

Hans