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| wuls007
Total Posts: 8
Joined 01-27-2015 status: Newcomer |
my question: can i use the piano realism pack in song mode?
Hope u understand everything cause my english is not that good :) |
| wuls007
Total Posts: 8
Joined 01-27-2015 status: Newcomer |
Prob. U guys don’t understand me :), lets say it like this.
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5pinDIN
 Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
From http://shop.motifator.com/index.php/voice-libraries/moxf/piano-realism-voice-bank-for-yamaha-motif-xf-633.html
When you install the Piano Realism Pack, new voices are placed into user memory are combined with built-in (and freely downloaded for MOTIF) piano voices. Any third-party waveform that you can load into user memory can also be mixed with the action sounds, by modifying any of the included Performances or Song Mixes. The included Performances and Song Mixes give you easy and precise control of the individual components of hammer action, damper felt, damper action, pedal, and key-off string dampening.
* User Guide PDF
NOTE: Although all of the above items will come in your download, the Piano Realism Accessory Cable is a physical product that will be shipped. System Requirements
* MOXF
------------------------------------------------------------- So, yes, loading an “All” file will overwrite the User Voices, Performances, and Song Mixes, and other User data. In addition, you’d need room in the flash module for the S700 and CP1 samples. Any MOXF Voices that are Presets (banks PRE1~PRE9) won’t be overwritten - they can’t be. You wrote “File before it resetted all my presets to factory took me 2 days to set all back…” That shouldn’t happen - “to set it all back” should only take a few minutes, if you make a backup “All” file. |
| cmayhle
Total Posts: 3116
Joined 10-05-2011 status: Guru |
I’m not able to address all of the issues right now, but please do not do ANYTHING until you back up your machine with an ALL file! |
| wuls007
Total Posts: 8
Joined 01-27-2015 status: Newcomer |
K thx i was mistaking about the presets. I ment the presets i made my own in song mode and with 50 songs in it its a lot of work to set it all back, and yeah i forgot to backup cause i thought it wasn’t needed… so if i read this correctly if i install/load the new samples it wil overwrite my settings in songmode to the original factory settings? And will it overwrite my lead pack (on user bank3) also? And will it overwrite me own programmed voices?? Sry noob here :) |
| 5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
No apologies are necessary for being a “noob” - we all were at some time. What you store is not called a Preset, it’s User data of one kind or another. Loading samples will not overwrite your User data. Loading an entire “All” file will, as can loading certain things from the “All” file. User Voices, Performances, Songs, Patterns, etc., are User data, and they can all be overwritten. I’d suggest that you save an “All” file now - see page 60 of the MOXF Owner’s Manual and page 155 of the Reference Manual. Since your data is very important to you, you should probably save the file to at least two USB drives, and put one in a safe place. Next, read about loading data from an “All” file. Owner’s Manual on page 60 - more importantly, Reference Manual on pages 156-157. Try loading one of your Songs from the “All” file to an empty Song location - that will help you learn and also verify that the file you saved has your Songs. If you have any questions, ask them before doing anything. We don’t want you to lose your data again. |
Digital Studio Designs
 Total Posts: 2
Joined 12-13-2013 status: Newcomer |
Thanks for your interest in the Piano Realism Pack. As 5pinDIN has kindly noted, all of the user-defined voices, performances, songs, masters, etc. will be overwritten after full installation of the All file. In fact, after installing the Piano Realism Pack, the last 32 songs will contain a variety of pre-defined pianos as song mixes, where the different tracks are assigned to various mechanical parts of a piano (such as key-off, hammer, damper, pedal, etc.). Naturally, you can overwrite these songs with your own after the library is loaded. The philosophy behind the library is to provide as much piano programming as possible to help you quickly find and tweak one of many piano textures and variations for your application, and it’s natural that you would want to take pieces and include them with your own and other installed libraries.
You can download the installation instructions for the Piano Realism Pack for MOXF from
There are ways to load individual voices/performances/songs/ of the library once you’ve identified them by selecting the different load types under the FILE function of the synthesizer. Though the Owner’s Manual may be brief in explaining this function, there are external resources and articles such as this one: http://www.easysounds.eu/MOXF_FlashGuide_en.pdf, which may be of help. One way to proceed, given that you’ve already made extensive installation and adjustments to your MOXF, is to completely Backup what you have and then install the entire Piano Realism Pack. Then learn about how it’s organized in terms of the waveforms, voices, performance, and songs. Identify the component voices, waveforms, performances, songs that you want to keep (for example there’s a super-song-mix with a stretch-tuned S700 piano that you may like). Restore your original library, and individually load the Piano Realism Pack components you’ve identified, taking note of how to reconnect voices to waveforms, performances and songs to voices when necessary. Using a PC with library management software designed for the MOXF usually helps speed-up some of the tasks, but other tasks have to be performed directly on the synthesizer. Hope that helps. Feel free to ask more questions. |
| wuls007
Total Posts: 8
Joined 01-27-2015 status: Newcomer |
Ty all!! This rly helps me understanding the moxf. Thx for the fast reply’s. I will start with saving my users on usb and try to restore it (so that i know what i’m doing and how it works). And the installation is clear now cause of the good explanation on the sites. Again thx! |
| wuls007
Total Posts: 8
Joined 01-27-2015 status: Newcomer |
Thx all i now know hot to save my settings and how to load it. So all works i’m a happy man :) |
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