You can always add your own parts afterwards if you wish but It gets the basics done quickly. With Emc you stick the bar lengths in and get the key by a few note shifts globally and you are away. With Midisoft Yamaha Style maker you have to put markers in and then shift a load of notes to the right key and understanding the boken english video is a pain It is all clicks and sexy instead of section. I already have EMC Styleworks and the update is free.

I have yet to try the new update as I have just come back off a cruise. You do get a few glitches now and then ,but it is so eay to use. I do prefer EMC Yamaha stylworks as you can load In a midifile and select the number of bars for each section eg, Into, 1,2,3,and 4 main and also break and ending.Īfter that you only have to get the right key and save. Some people have been downloading the 1809 update which has been deleting peoples filesīy waiting for automatic updates Microsoft will only give you 1809 when all sorted out The version of StyleWorks XT Universal was able to convert/create styles for Tyros (1) version only, at that time

THIS is a video I've made eight years ago showing how to use hidden channels to be able to use different patterns for different types of chords (Maj, min and 7th). Style Works XT Yamaha (Korg, Roland, Ketron, Wersi, Technics, Gem) There are also dedicated converters for specific brands, also: (License price is lower than Universal version and is 199 Euro ($265), which I think is not a good deal, but Universal version can be ideal choice) So I don't use it, but you can do! The license price is 349 Euro ($475) for Universal version For some reasons, this soft does not convert complex styles correctly.

I used it long time ago, but I don't find it useful now, because now I make my own styles from scratch as I want. It converts styles between keyboard brands. Is a software from EMC-MusicSoftware ( EMC Styleworks XT Universal).

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