File TypesĪ computer "file" generally holds data and/or instructions that Windows can be set to show or to hide the "type" part of the filename. ".pad", ".mid", ".sty", indicates the "Type" of file. The second part, indicated by the ending period and three characters, The first part, the file name, can be just about whatever you want to use as the Listing shows the full filename of each file. I copied the ExFiles folder to a flashĭrive and examined the contents in a Windows File directory. It contains a folder called "ExFiles." Within that folder are 24 files as well as a subfolder called "RGT". If you download the example file ( called ExFiles.zip ) and unzip it, you find that Your screen may look a bit different withĪnother keyboard, but all the key components will be the same. So, even if you are not trying this on your keyboard, you get an idea of what is going on. I use screen shots from PSR-SX900 (for touch-screen models) and Tyros3 (for Tyros and PSR-S models) to accompany the discussion, If you need help, you can check out the upcoming lessons in this section on File Downloads and File Compression.
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The files are in a zip file - ExFiles.zip. Of files that you can download from and use in your own keyboard. To help explain the Yamaha file system, I will use a group
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