You might have to create the style in Style Worx or Sonar. However I bet any incoming midi data is also recorded. There is a mode when you are creating styles that is real time.

You would have to sync the Technics clock wise to your sequencer. There may be another way in your Technics to somehow put it into record style mode and record the incoming midi data. Remember the keyboard can send certain parts of its memory to a sequencer or midi data program such as MidiOx, and get it back so that is one way to do it. If it can generate a file that the Technics will recognise then sending styles across may be a possibility. I would start by trying to get the styles out of “Style works XT Universal” perhaps in the form of sysex dumps into your Technics.

Hi ramtin as usual an interesting problem! To those reading this thread I think the OP refers to being able to create a style of your own and somehow get it back into the Technics keyboard as some form of user style then. Does anybody know how it would be possible in Sonar or any other software? As my keyboard is not equipped by any external memory device, at first, I have to convert the styles to Sysex file and then send it directly to the Keyboard from My laptop. Any keyboard has its own formats for “user Style” (the style which is created by user) to apply in internal memory. For example you are able to convert “Korg PAX2” styles to “Technics SX KN 1000”. In addition it let you to convert Style of a keyboard to another model or even other brands.

The software let you to make Style ( Intro, Fill in, Passage, variations) from midi tracks corresponded to the Keyboard which you had already configured to work. I am working with very powerful style converter software which is called “ Style works XT universal”. How to convert keyboard 'Style' to' Sysex' file? Dear Friends, I had connected a “Technics SX KN 1000” Keyboard to My laptop supported by “windows 7 64 bit” via M-Audio UNO MIDI-USB cable, using Sonar x1.

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