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Genos2 / Re: CVP709/809 Piano styles for Genos or Genos2
« Last post by vlbrgt on Today at 05:23:05 AM »Thanks Drake.
Much appreciated.
Regards
Etienne
Much appreciated.
Regards
Etienne
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Genos2 / Re: CVP709/809 Piano styles for Genos or Genos2
« Last post by p$manK32 on Today at 04:58:51 AM »Thanks Drake!
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Genos Demos / Genos Style Demo
« Last post by Kytrinh on Today at 03:38:02 AM »https://youtu.be/1Rl8Lpi5tJA?si=usauFQLJsVplsMls
Been awhile since my last post, thought I’d share a custom style recorded live straight from an AH QuPac digital mixer
Who would’ve imagine this was from one keyboard..I love it
Keep well and save all
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PSR-3000/1500 (SFF1) / Re: firmware psr 3000 HELP
« Last post by Masonic Organist on Today at 03:37:20 AM »Just to add that my USB to Smartmedia card adapter arrived today, so I have now successfully upgraded both of my 3000s to firmware version 1.08, RESULT!!! Many thanks to all of you who participated in this thread and gave us so much useful advice. Respect to you all.
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Genos2 / Re: CVP709/809 Piano styles for Genos or Genos2
« Last post by DrakeM on Today at 03:20:27 AM »Here are 3 sets of Clavinova styles:
CVP 809
https://app.box.com/s/a29b98chzzghuj8jz6e68nkjiwl52qjp
CVP 709
https://app.box.com/s/ss9na44r7af5qpcyefuav53yyt8rhyjo
CVP 609
https://app.box.com/s/x68gmyoi79ds22d0du6bcnnbnvtpfq1k
I have never looked at these styles but I would have picked them up when they were first shared here at the forum.
CVP 809
https://app.box.com/s/a29b98chzzghuj8jz6e68nkjiwl52qjp
CVP 709
https://app.box.com/s/ss9na44r7af5qpcyefuav53yyt8rhyjo
CVP 609
https://app.box.com/s/x68gmyoi79ds22d0du6bcnnbnvtpfq1k
I have never looked at these styles but I would have picked them up when they were first shared here at the forum.
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Genos - General / Re: V-console and Pack song K-Y Tab of John Beesley
« Last post by Oxford1035 on Today at 01:34:58 AM »You can use the V console any way you want. It has the flexibility to add a lower keyboard and a pedalboard to give an organ set up. You can also use it as a single keyboard, so your Genos will be fine on it’s own.
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Genos2 / Re: CVP709/809 Piano styles for Genos or Genos2
« Last post by p$manK32 on Today at 12:17:54 AM »Onacimus’ conversions page also has some CVP piano styles for SX900 (not Genos). https://psrtutorial.com/sty/collections/onacimus.html
Drake, are these different than the 2 packs you had up in the preset styles section? If so can you include a link for them here?
Rich
Drake, are these different than the 2 packs you had up in the preset styles section? If so can you include a link for them here?
Rich
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Genos2 / Re: CVP709/809 Piano styles for Genos or Genos2
« Last post by vlbrgt on Yesterday at 11:59:18 PM »Hello Drake,
I am also interested in these piano only styles from the CVP.
Would it be possible to get them too ?
Thank you very much and best regards
Regards
Etienne
I am also interested in these piano only styles from the CVP.
Would it be possible to get them too ?
Thank you very much and best regards
Regards
Etienne
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Tyros 5 (SFF2) / Re: Packs for T5
« Last post by adrianed on Yesterday at 11:31:11 PM »Thanks Del,
I will try again to get the expansion memory, seemed to be hard to get a year ago
Thanks again
Adrian
I will try again to get the expansion memory, seemed to be hard to get a year ago
Thanks again
Adrian
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Genos2 / Re: Line out signal too low
« Last post by travlin-easy on Yesterday at 11:23:32 PM »First and foremost, good quality, unbalanced cables are a must.
Next, you are working with Line Output voltage, which is just 2-volts peak to peak. In some instances, it may be as low as 1.2 volts. Keep in mind, though, that this is a constant, and usually not controlled by your master volume control.
In most instances, where there is a noise problem, it is usually associated with either the wrong cables being used, or outside interference from an associated device that is connected to the keyboard.
To determine the noise source, unplug everything from the keyboard, foot pedals, mic, etc... Now, connect your mixer to the line out of the keyboard. If the noise is no longer present, the next step is to connect the associated devices, mic, foot pedals, etc..., one at a time and the noise returns, then you'll know the source.
If the noise is still there, there could be a problem with a poorly grounded power cord, or fluorescent, overhead lights, which is not at all uncommon.
Finally, be sure that all devices are properly grounded to the same AC system. Best to use a quality power strip, one that has a ground fault indicator, which will tell you if the ground connection if poor or non existent.
Personally, I never used the line out of my arranger keyboards, and because of all the built in features, was able to completely eliminate a mixer from my setup. It was just something that could easily go wrong during the middle of a performance.
Hope this helps,
Gary
Next, you are working with Line Output voltage, which is just 2-volts peak to peak. In some instances, it may be as low as 1.2 volts. Keep in mind, though, that this is a constant, and usually not controlled by your master volume control.
In most instances, where there is a noise problem, it is usually associated with either the wrong cables being used, or outside interference from an associated device that is connected to the keyboard.
To determine the noise source, unplug everything from the keyboard, foot pedals, mic, etc... Now, connect your mixer to the line out of the keyboard. If the noise is no longer present, the next step is to connect the associated devices, mic, foot pedals, etc..., one at a time and the noise returns, then you'll know the source.
If the noise is still there, there could be a problem with a poorly grounded power cord, or fluorescent, overhead lights, which is not at all uncommon.
Finally, be sure that all devices are properly grounded to the same AC system. Best to use a quality power strip, one that has a ground fault indicator, which will tell you if the ground connection if poor or non existent.
Personally, I never used the line out of my arranger keyboards, and because of all the built in features, was able to completely eliminate a mixer from my setup. It was just something that could easily go wrong during the middle of a performance.
Hope this helps,
Gary
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