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I tried to use regular bass, piano and synth voices that are available on the widest possible range of arrangers. Again, you may need to re-voice the styles for your particular arranger. The styles are SFF1 and they should play on any Yamaha arranger that can handle SFF1. You need to use a utility like Jørgen’s Style Split/Splice in order to preserve non-MIDI data when editing with a DAW. Editors ignore and drop non-MIDI data like the style CASM section.

Simply change the file extension from “STY” to “MID,” then load the. Style files can be opened in a MIDI sequencer or DAW such as SONAR or Cubase. If you would like to hear or use the “hidden” sections, then download one of those tools that I just mentioned and re-mix! The PSR-E443 (and other entry-level arrangers) can only play the INTRO A, INTRO B, MAIN A, MAIN B, ENDING A and ENDING B sections. The style files have four MAIN sections and four fill-in sections. Bedesem (MixMaster or MIDI Player) to change the drum voices in Channel 9 and Channel 10. If that’s the case, I suggest using one of the marvelous tools from Jørgen Sørensen (Style Remixer or Style Revoicer) or Michael P. Some of the styles use the Power Kit and/or Cuban Kit, which are not available on earlier members of the E4xx family or other entry-level arrangers. They should be fully compatible with the E433, too. These styles are translated for and tested on the PSR-E443 arranger. The styles have four MAIN sections with corresponding fill-in sections.

Don’t be afraid to remix the styles or change the tempo.

Most introductions are just a short, one bar count in.

The introductions and endings are also very simple.

A few of the styles use only bass and drum! These are great for jamming since you have more freedom to elaborate on your own musical themes.

The original Performances are simple and stripped down - no elaborate orchestrations to get in the way of song-writing.

Here are a few tips to help you use and enjoy these styles. The styles play just like regular PSR/Tyros styles including fill-in sections. The styles in this collection are translated from Motif/MOX Performances. The arpeggios are drawn from an internal library of several thousand musical phrases, some of which may already sound familiar to PSR/Tyros users. In this way, the musician can build up a full arrangement. The player switches between arpeggio groups while jamming or recording. A Performance includes five or six groups of related musical phrases, called “arpeggios.” Each group of arpeggios plays a role such as main section, fill or break. A Motif/MOX Performance consists of four independent voices, usually drum, bass, and one or two other voices like guitar or piano.

Thank you for downloading the MOX performance styles for the PSR-E443! (Download the ZIP file here.)Įach of the Yamaha Motif/MOX series workstations have hundreds of factory “Performances” to be used for live performance, jamming or song-writing.