BTW a more long-winded but possibly more straightforward method
is to create a new instrument in the Midi Device Manager, add a new bank to it and then edit in the voice names by hand from the instrument's display (if you don't have a list). Then export this instrument to a new .rgd file. You may also want to customise the Reverb etc controls for the PSR in the rgd setup. I think this is how I created the Korg-M1.rgd file which I am attaching since it doesn't seem to be in the current set. 30 years old now but still sounds great! Regards, Chuck Elliot. On 1/1/22 8:45 PM, Kevin Cole wrote:
Hi, I'm VERY new to Rosegarden, and MIDI devices in general. I'm on a Pop!_OS 20.04 Linux box (effectively Ubuntu 20.04), running Rosegarden 19.12. Someone sold me a used Yamaha PSR-220 cheap, and it seems to be in good working condition -- not that I've ever had a keyboard before. So. As I understand things, it would be nice to have an ".rgd" file that corresponds to my keyboard. I couldn't find such a file, but decided to see if I could create one. (It wasn't obvious to me that the existing ones were gzipped, but I found that out when I tried to edit one.) A few questions then: 1. Is there already a PSR-220 file somewhere? If so, where? 2. If not, is there a good description of how to create one? Looking at a gunzipped Yamaha-PSR-E223-YPT-220.rgd, it looks like there's an awful lot of info that I'm not certain how to collect. Thanks! _______________________________________________ Rosegarden-user mailing list [email protected] - use the link below to unsubscribe https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rosegarden-user
Korg-M1.rgd
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