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Genos (12 Boards) => Genos - General => Topic started by: Lee Batchelor on March 23, 2018, 09:13:09 AM
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Hi team,
Has anyone found discrepancies in how the Genos memorizes registrations? Seems to me, I create a registration and go back a day later, and it's not how I left it. All the proper check marks have been selected in the Memory dialog box. It seems volumes and sometimes instruments are different than what I memorized.
I wouldn't rule out pilot error here because I have had a significant enough number of birthdays - so much so that the Canadian government is going to start sending me more checks just for being old and grumpy. Just curious if anyone else has had this problem (not the grumpy age thing - registration memorizing)!
More info: I have stored all my registration on the User drive from my T5 transfers. Each T5 registration has been checked for accuracy and sound balance, and yet, it seems some are still not how I saved them.
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Hi Lee'
Personally I have experienced no errors there
But in the link below Kaarlo seems to describe the same sort of troubles
http://www.psrtutorial.com/forum/index.php/topic,43524.msg344454.html#msg344454
Rudy
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Thanks Rudy! I am going to invoke the time display and monitor it carefully. I suspect pilot error. If there were truly a registration memorization issue, the halls of Yamaha would be filled with users demanding a refund and a free T5 :)!
The other issue may be some hidden data from the T5 that "argues" with the Genos OS. If it's not pilot error, then perhaps just re-memorizing the registrations will do the trick. A lot of people claim that the transition from to the T5 to Genos is seamless and smooth. It is NOT!
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Hi Lee,
My transition was very smooth but then I knew I had to save the content of my Tyros 5 hard drive to my computer. I also knew that if I copied this to a USB stick it would all work as it did on Tyros 5 keeping all the links to my styles and multi pads. In fact the 64Gb stick I purchased became a mini hard drive in the way it works. The problem comes when you want to move this content to the user section because then you do have to relink any third party styles you may have used in some gig set ups. Other files such as Styles Midi recordings, Audio recordings, User voices will copy to user with no problem. Having the USB in the keyboards closed section also means you always have a back up with you.
I in all honesty can say I have not had any problems using Genos the way I want to.
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The other issue may be some hidden data from the T5 that "argues" with the Genos OS. If it's not pilot error, then perhaps just re-memorizing the registrations will do the trick. A lot of people claim that the transition from to the T5 to Genos is seamless and smooth. It is NOT!
Yamaha have made the move to Genos as seamless as possible as witnessed by the many users who get their Genos up and running all their Tyros registrations very quickly.
Moving from the hard drive to the user drive I agree is not seamless, but neither would it be on a Tyros.
I have had no problems with memorizing registrations, other than operator error, which is always exacerbated by the fact the Memory screen doesn't show which groups were memorized in the active registration, a problem we've been complaining about for decades.
Fred
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hear hear fred :)
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My transition from T5 to Genos was relatively smooth. Transferred all my T5 registrations, external multipads, external styles, etc.
No problems with registrations. However, I had a chance to read lots of posts on this forum before making my transition and decided to do as many did . . . . USB stick
At the beginning i had a couple of registration errors and some level of frustration, but then realized that it was mostly me not being familiar with the new navigation screens.
In some cases, i had to re-work some registrations to adjust for new volume, setttings, etc. I am still re-working some registrations but no major problems.
Hope you fix your registration problems soon.
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Many thanks everyone!
I suspect the move to the User drive may have been the source of a few hiccups. The only outside material I moved from the T5 was my own user styles. There were no third party styles. I still want to have everything on the User drive. The USB can act as a backup only. From what Eileen said, it sounds like I can buy a mini 64 GB USB drive and install it in the basement of the Genos. I can still do all my stuff in the User area but also copy the contents once in a while to the USB drive as a backup. In other words, I can use both the User SSD and USB. Is this correct?
I have a little time now before my next gig (3 weeks). I can do some checking of all the registrations to make sure they "stick."
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Yes Lee,
That is correct.
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Thanks Eileen! You're the best :).
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I can still do all my stuff in the User area but also copy the contents once in a while to the USB drive as a backup. In other words, I can use both the User SSD and USB. Is this correct?
Lee,
You may like to read Stijn's post here to get more background info.
http://www.psrtutorial.com/forum/index.php/topic,43497.msg343750.html#msg343750
John
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Hi team,
Has anyone found discrepancies in how the Genos memorizes registrations? Seems to me, I create a registration and go back a day later, and it's not how I left it. All the proper check marks have been selected in the Memory dialog box. It seems volumes and sometimes instruments are different than what I memorized.
I wouldn't rule out pilot error here because I have had a significant enough number of birthdays - so much so that the Canadian government is going to start sending me more checks just for being old and grumpy. Just curious if anyone else has had this problem (not the grumpy age thing - registration memorizing)!
More info: I have stored all my registration on the User drive from my T5 transfers. Each T5 registration has been checked for accuracy and sound balance, and yet, it seems some are still not how I saved them.
YOU MADE MY EASTER! Finally someone has noticed the same problems I have been struggling with and still have not been resolved by the combined effort of myself and the Finnish importer for YAMAHA using two Genos to exclude any "Monday"production possibility.
Cheers
Kaarlo
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I also use some of my Tyros registrations but some do need tweaking volume and effects wise so won't always sound the same on Genos. Then you would not expect them to.