Topic: PSR5700 - How can I convert SFF1 styles to PSR5700 format?

[imtiazchuttoo]

Hello Everyone

I just purchased a pre-owned PSR5700.  However I did not receive any additional style (on floppy) and am left to play only with those that are internal to the keyboard.  I was able to save the setup files to a floppy and imported to a PC and found that the styles (EUROBEAT styles saved at the custom styles location) for the PSR-5700 were not of the Yamaha standard.  Can anyone advise on the actual format of the PSR5700 styles and how I can convert standard SFF1 styles to the same format.


Thank you

Imtiaz

[Jørgen]

Hi

Sorry. I have no information on this old style format...

PSR 5700 was introduced in 1992 - 26 years ago.

The SFF1 format was used the first time - I think - in PSR 630/730/8000 introduced in 1996 - 22 years ago.

Jørgen

PS: No need to write several topics about this... 

[Roger Brenizer]

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[imtiazchuttoo]

Hi Roger


Thanks for the info.

Kind regards

Imtiaz