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PSR Keyboards (11 Boards) => PSR-SX900/SX700/SX600 => Topic started by: HarmonyCore41 on August 26, 2020, 09:15:27 PM
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Hey Everyone,
I know it may sounds challenging or difficult to find but I would be very much thankful if anyone can share a compiled list of songs with the same styles as the keyboard. My goal is to play and utilize all the styles as much as I can to train myself how to play different genres as well. I am mainly a Rocker and POPer but I like to also to learn latin, r&b, and ballroom. I am currently trying my best in teaching myself Jazz but it will take some time until I get the hang of it. Entertainer? Nah! i will skip this. So, the only solution is to listen, listen, and listen to many songs. Or maybe someone here has been playing PSR for decades and already compiled a list of songs to share.
Your replies are much appreciated in a every musical way :)
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Download the playlists. They will give you some song suggestions for the styles.
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As Eileen said, the Bonus Playlist (available here: https://uk.yamaha.com/en/products/musical_instruments/keyboards/arranger_workstations/psr-sx900/downloads.html (https://uk.yamaha.com/en/products/musical_instruments/keyboards/arranger_workstations/psr-sx900/downloads.html)) has a song for every preset style.
Cheers,
Fred
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Thanks, exactly what I am looking for :)
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Thank you Eileen and Fred,me too
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Hey folks, I would really like to thank you again for this bonus playlist as it keeps me busy studying and experimenting with songs. And Yamaha did a very good job matching the chosen songs with the existing styles as if they are twins. This playlist will keep me busy for at least a year until I practice all these songs ;D
One more concern ...
These songs come with only 1 reg. button programmed in each song bank. I presume Yamaha did this intentionally to give you the room to add your own buttons and save on the existing bank file. However, I couldn't quite follow point number 8 in the readme file that came with it. It says "Each Playlist Record contains several Registration data to play the song". I can see only 1 reg. button per song in the bank file and it reads "1" beside each song in the playlist. How can I access those several reg data to play a song?
Hope I explained it clearly!!
Cheers :)
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Hey folks, I would really like to thank you again for this bonus playlist as it keeps me busy studying and experimenting with songs. And Yamaha did a very good job matching the chosen songs with the existing styles as if they are twins. This playlist will keep me busy for at least a year until I practice all these songs ;D
One more concern ...
These songs come with only 1 reg. button programmed in each song bank. I presume Yamaha did this intentionally to give you the room to add your own buttons and save on the existing bank file. However, I couldn't quite follow point number 8 in the readme file that came with it. It says "Each Playlist Record contains several Registration data to play the song". I can see only 1 reg. button per song in the bank file and it reads "1" beside each song in the playlist. How can I access those several reg data to play a song?
A registration, and "registration data" are different to Yamaha. By registration data, they mean how many buttons are loaded, whether the sequencer is used, which button to start with, whether lyrics are to be displayed automatically, etc. That's the "several ... data" they're talking about.
To access more buttons per song, just memorize them. Be sure to save over the old bank, or the playlist won't be able to find it.
Cheers,
Fred
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Yes Fred, I thought the same. Well, I did save couple of bank files after adding the buttons that I needed. I am so amazed by how flexible this keyboard is. I shared a song in the member songs area in this forum. Love this keyboard!
Thanks a lot for your help :)