Hi, i have FD from my old Korg 01/w. Can i somehow use it for Tyros?
Thanks
Korg FD for Yamaha
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Re: Korg FD for Yamaha
Do you mean the entire drive? or just a 3.5" disk?ti wrote:Hi, i have FD from my old Korg 01/w. Can i somehow use it for Tyros?
Thanks
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Case of apples and orange pick-up trucks... not even close.
The floppy disk contains only numbers defining parameters for the 01W's architecture on a Korg formatted disk, which Tyros does not share by many degrees of separation; different makers, different synthesis methods, different generations, etc.
A parameter/program (i.e., factory voices) disk might as well be written in Martian. If it were a sample disk of some sort maybe you could make something happen, but even then sample rates and formats from 01W's time (what, 15 years ago?) and today could still mean too incompatible to really work.
BB
Case of apples and orange pick-up trucks... not even close.
The floppy disk contains only numbers defining parameters for the 01W's architecture on a Korg formatted disk, which Tyros does not share by many degrees of separation; different makers, different synthesis methods, different generations, etc.
A parameter/program (i.e., factory voices) disk might as well be written in Martian. If it were a sample disk of some sort maybe you could make something happen, but even then sample rates and formats from 01W's time (what, 15 years ago?) and today could still mean too incompatible to really work.
BB
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