Thanks to Daria Rossi (DIANADIANA in the PSR Tutorial Forum) for sharing his style conversions with PSR Tutorial visitors. Daria sent in the styles with a note as to how he does his conversions. English is not Daria's native tongue, so I have taken the liberty of editing his explanation. I hope I have captured the steps correctly. Note that Daria's styles do not include OTS, so users can insert their own preferred voices. - Joe Waters
Roland Styles
I use my own personal method for style conversion, which is fairly easy. It certainly is a common method, but is the best for me and not very difficult to explain. I start by listening to the whole style and deciding on a category (good, discreet, very bad). If there is at least some good in the style, I make a conversion for my instrument, which is a PSR-3000.
Some style are very bad because they have only 4 or maybe 5 instruments. In many cases, these are not complete because I think that at the moment of conversion to .sty format, the program did not recognize all of the original instruments. For example, Solton styles are often "bad" because the PSR does not have all the instruments used in the Solton. The next step is to adjust the volume for each single instrument and listen to the result. This is not difficult, but the ears are important. I have very good ears for these adjustments. Before making the volume adjustments, I often adjust single voices and insert live, cool, or sweet and other preset voices to produce a better sound. Finally, I adjust reverb and chorus. For these, I take the values from internal styles. For example, one dance style in the PSR-3000 has characteristic values (30, 21, 0, 25, 75, 30, 48, 30 etc). i apply these value to all my dance styles. I make these adjustments for all common categories (country, dance, rock, ballad, pop, disco, latin, ballroom, entertainer, world). After this, I have, finally, a good result.
| ROLAND
E50.zip 110 styles |
ROLAND
EXR GR5.zip 56 styles |
ROLAND
PRELUDE.zip 16 styles |
| ROLAND E500.zip 93 styles |
ROLAND E600.zip 135 styles |
ROLAND EM25.zip 39 styles |
Ketron Conversions
(Oct 2010) Here are the first two packs of Ketron conversions. (On Mar 2013 a 3rd pack was added.)
| Ketron1.zip 45 styles |
Ketron2.zip 33 styles |
Ketron3.zip 40 styles |
Technics Conversions
(Jun 2011) I have converted 30 Technics KN2600 styles for the PSR-3000.
Technics
Styles
30 styles
Yamaha Conversions
(Mar 2012) The table below provides conversions of the styles from 11 different Yamaha keyboards for use on the PSR-3000.
| YAMAHA PSR 730.zip 82 styles |
YAMAHA PSR 740.zip 129 styles |
YAMAHA PSR 620.zip 100 styles |
| YAMAHA PSR 550.zip 126 styles |
YAMAHA PSR S710.zip 195 styles |
YAMAHA PSR8000.zip 221 styles |
| YAMAHA PSR9000.zip 234 styles |
YAMAHA PSR1700.zip 85 styles |
YAMAHA PSR2100.zip 141 styles |
| YAMAHA CVP209.zip 103 styles |
YAMAHA CVP409.zip 341 styles |
This page updated on April 11, 2022 .