How To Upload Midi Files To Yamaha Keyboard

When you insert a USB bulldoze into your PSR-E or PSR-I keyboard, make sure you wait until the "USB" indicator in the upper left corner of the LCD screen stops flashing.

To play a MIDI song file that's on the USB bulldoze, you don't "load" it from the FILE Command menu the way you must do with a style file or user file. Instead, yous only printing the Song button to enter Vocal mode, then utilise the panel controls to scroll through the list of available songs until you run into the one you want to play.

You tin can use the PLUS and MINUS buttons on the number pad to become forward or backward 1 song at a time, or you tin apply the CATEGORY UP and DOWN buttons to skip forwards or backward to the first song in each category, or you tin utilize the dial to coil speedily forward or astern through the songs.

As shown on page 24 of the Owner'due south Manual, the songs which are in the keyboard's flash memory kickoff at number 121, followed past the songs which are on the USB drive. These are actually 2 separate categories, not one equally the Possessor's Manual appears to prove. If you haven't transferred any songs into the keyboard'due south flash memory-- which can be done simply by using Yamaha'due south MusicSoft Downloader or MusicSoft Manager program-- then the "wink retentiveness" song category volition be empty and the "USB" song category will begin at song number 121. Otherwise the "flash retention" category will begin at song number 121 and the "USB" song category will begin at some higher vocal number, depending on how many songs are in the "flash retentiveness" category-- eastward.k., if 10 songs accept been transferred into the keyboard's flash memory, then the "USB" song category will outset at song number 131.

In whatever instance, the "USB" vocal category is the terminal one, then the quickest fashion to become to it would be to press the Vocal button, and then if necessary enter "001" on the keyboard (i.e., if song number 001 isn't already the currently-selected vocal), then printing the CATEGORY DOWN push button to skip backward to the previous category-- which would be the last category, since the categories wrap around in a loop-- then use the PLUS button on the number pad to advance one vocal at a time through the "USB" song category until you see the one you want to play.

Once you've selected the desired song, in that location's nothing further to practice to "load" it-- you only press the START/Finish button to get-go the vocal playback.

Permit me know if this helps, or if you need further aid.