But still, with enough persistence I already managed to find about 60% of what I've lost, which great. I managed to trace back some the places from where I initially downloaded those sound packs, but it is a jungle out there, and finding what I downloaded 3 years ago, with different names, is just an absolute mayhem. NOW, there's a silver lining in the story!
I guess.you live and learn, as it is with most things in life. ppi, which is.kind of a backup, but not a particularly useful in this case. I'm clueless why didn't I made a copy of my sound packs in any different format, other that. Unfortunately all the sounds are waveforms that I edited on YEM before, they are not User Voices. I am a technical person and I usually find my way around such issues, but there maybe something crucial that I'm missing here, or I'm overthinking the whole situation by looking at it as something more complicated than it actually is, or there is really NO way to do that (of what I'm very afraid of). ppi files, which is the only copy of my Packs installation I have on a USB stick, of which I'm not so sure how recent is judging by the 'last edit' date. ppf files for all the initial Packs with my old computer, most of which packs I got from other fellow Yamaha players that I communicate on different forums or randomly found on internet, and now (even though it would be an absolute nightmare to match the exact same order of each sound with it's individual MSB# and LSB#, because I've used many of those sounds in my styles and MIDI's) I can't compile them from scratch.
Since YEM can't see/read what Packs are currently installed just by connecting the keyboard through USB, now I can't find a way to export my custom packs from my keyboard back to the YEM, so I can keep edit them from the current point, if I need to do so.Īnd apparently I've also lost all the original.
I've installed the latest version of YEM on my new computer, and now I want to get my Expansion Packs from my Tyros 5 into YEM, in the same state that they are currently installed on the keyboard, because I end up editing them heavily during the last 3 years of work with the keyboard (edit individual sounds within a Pack, removed the ones I don't need, merged or grouped few different Packs into one.etc) in manner that I find more convenient for me to use them. I recently had to change my computer because my old one got broken and lost a lot of data due to a faulty hard drive.
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