As a newbie I began my “file” system and “registrations” in the wrong way. I am a beginner keyboardist and new to the Genos. I have not used Intros, Variations, Endings, OTS, or Pads. In addition to learning scales and chords I have been working on trying to get familiar gospel hymns to at least sound recognizable. In saving my progress with each hymn I have been using one bank of memory. That is, as I got to the point when I was ready to preserve what I had accomplished I used Memory #1 for the first hymn, then used #2 for the second hymn, etc until I had filled all 10 memory spots, all under one name “Hymns 1A”. Most of the styles I have used have no intro or variation. I’ve been trying to keep things simple while I learn.
Recently I thought I would try to add an intro or a variation to one hymn as an experiment. Since all 10 memory “slots” are full, I realized my mistake in putting them all together. Now I can’t figure out an easy way to copy the contents of that registration, one at a time, to another location. When I open “Reg Bank Edit” under the Menu for the registration “Hymns 1A” and highlight one of the Hymns and choose “Copy” under the “File” Menu, it takes me back the the “Hymns 1A” page. I don’t want to copy all 10 (I realize now that Genos thinks these are 10 portions of one registration).
Could someone tell me how to easily get the 10 different hymns out of the file individually. I suppose I could copy the Hymns 1A file 10 times, then go through those 10 copies, deleting all except one. Is that the only solution?
Don
