Jim Laing contributes several registration sets for the Tyros3 as well as the Tyros5.

You will find over 2,800 styles from Hammer. Since then, he has added new gig disks for newer keyboards as he upgraded (Tyros3, PSR-910, Tyros4, S950, Genos, and S975). Graham UK provides us with 288 song-named styles compiled on his Tyros2.The late Freddie Maynell developed 146 registrations for Busker Books on his PSR-3000.Nearly 700 styles are available from Dennis. Dennis Hooker put together some performer disks for his PSR-2100 andįor the PSR-3000.Chuck Hunt contributed 100 song styles created on his Tyros2.There are over 1,700 song-named style files from Bogdan. Bogdan Hocevar uses One Man Band (OMB) to create Gig Disks from midiįiles.

Here is a brief summary of the individual Gig Disk pages: For that reason, you will find both song-named styles and registrations sets in the various pages in this section. Similarly, a song-named registration file provides the same advantage - complete keyboard setup for a song with a single button press. The advantage of styles saved under a song name is that you need only load the song-named style and your keyboard is immediately ready for you to play that song. It could also be that the registration file uses each of the 8 buttons for a different song. There may be many settings for a song in a single registration file that is saved under the name of that song. If you are adjusting a preset style for a particular song, it is also possible to save all of your changes in a registration file. Have been 'tuned' to have different voices in the OTS, perhaps a different tempo, and may include other adjustments to the accompaniment. Not exactly the preset styles that come with your PSR or Tyros. Even if some of the 'songs' do use the internal styles, they most likely The styles used on these Gig Disks are often Over the years, many performers have contributed their Gig Disks to the PSR Tutorial. Follow the link provided here or use the 'Gary Diamond' button shown in the Gig Disks menu on the left side of this page. Up to 12 now - are available on Gary Diamond's page. Song titles under which they are saved. Be sure to read Gary's storyĪbout the creation of gig disks. They are style files that just happen to fit quite nicely with the The 'songs' on each disk are not midi files. More 'songs' on each disk, that he uses when he performs. The idea of a 'Gig Disk.' He has created several disks, with 30 or

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