Hi Not sure if this has been addressed before but I have a 1gb Yamaha USB stick with a load of style files I downloaded from the net. My problem is that when I press the USB button (after making sure CONNECT is showing on LCD) only about 30 styles show and these seem to be the ones with the titles starting YZA. I have tried putting them on the root of the USB, inside the USER Directory and even put them into their own directories within USER FILES e.g.
A through to Z (which is the way they downloaded). Does anybody know how I can get the keyboard to show all the styles files or am I doing something wrong. Have read and re-read the manual but nothing seems to work.
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Hi, I don't have a S550 but do have a S900 and encounter no problems when there are not too many styles in the root. The USB stick I use is a PNY Attache 8gb formated as FAT32.
If I have too many styles in the root then the S900 will indicate this after pressing the User style button and then tab over to USB. This could be approx 30, although I haven't done an exact test. If the styles on the USB stick are broken down into folders, then the most I have in one folder is 210 styles and the S900 seems ok with this. Flicking though them with buttons for p1-p5 and then next, p6-p9 etc The styles should be unzipped and have the extension.sty when viewed on the PC. According to the S900 manual (where the diagrams are for the various connectors around the back of the unit), it states that a USB hard drive can be connected to the USB to Device socket, although I would imagine the hard drive would need it's own power supply.
Yamaha PSR-S550 corporation Price $700.00 Technical specifications Aftertouch No Velocity expression Yes memory List preset,, Input/output 61 keys Left-hand control External control The PSR-550 is a portable arranger workstation keyboard produced in 2001. It features 713 sampled sounds, professional sounding DSP effects, 112 accompaniment styles, nine demo songs, a storage drive, and a solid touch-responsive keyboard action. There's also a, and Bass-Boost stereo speakers. This keyboard was the first to utilize the 'Sweet' and 'Cool' voices, which would later be seen in the Yamaha Motif series, and higher-end keyboards like the PSR-2100 and Tyros series. The 'Sweet' voices are sampled instruments meant to capture the natural sounds of the instruments, while 'Cool' voices reflect the sounds of electric instruments as they were heard through vintage amplifiers and effects.
Controls placed to the left of the built-in screen include DSP controls, touch-sensitivity, an alternate method of implementing sustain, and harmony and echo settings. The 550 was also the first keyboard to utilize a wide, easy to read, multi-color-changing display, which cycles between blue, red, and purple depending on operator activity.
When selecting a function, the keyboard is idle, or when playing back a demo song. It was also the first keyboard to feature the Music Database system. The built-in floppy drive allows compositions to be saved, as well as the ability to download numerous new songs and keyboard configurations from the Internet. Mat Hack Download Free. Additional controls include a toggle for auto-accompaniment, a tap-based tempo setting button, a transposition feature, and a rapid way to access the user's favorite presets.
The Multi Pads allow drum sounds or short melodies to embellish user songs. The user can even record their own phrases for the Multi Pads.