Unlike previous PSR models, the PSR-2000/1000 and the PSR-2100/1100 actually store the edited parameter data used to create a User Voice, if that User Voice is stored to one of the REGISTRATION MEMORY buttons. This is a very useful feature, because if the user deletes or overwrites the User Voice later on, the REGISTRATION MEMORY button that it was originally stored to will still call up the sound of the User Voice. It accomplishes this by applying the edited Voice parameters to the original Preset Voice. On previous models, if a User Voice was deleted that was originally stored to a Registration, it would be gone when the Registration tried to call it up. This feature also allows the user to delete User Voices in order to free up more memory, without losing them in the Registration settings.

NOTE: Because the REGISTRATION MEMORY buttons apply the edited parameters of the User Voice to the original Preset Voice, the screen will actually display the original Preset Voice name when a  REGISTRATION MEMORY button using a User Voice is selected (even if the name was edited for the User Voice). However, when the User Voice is selected directly from the [USER] VOICE button, the screen will display the actual edited name of the User Voice.

Saving Voice Edits in One-Touch Settings

You can also save any of your edited voices in any of the four One-Touch Setting Buttons. When you Save the Style, along with its OTS, the edited voice is saved with the style. When you later call up that style, the "edited" voice will be in the OTS. As in the case of saving in a Registration Memory button, the Main Screen will show the voice using its original preset name, but the sound will be the one you created by your editing. Remember, of course, that you can only save your own OTS in a style if you save the style in the USER area or on a floppy disk.