Yamaha PSR-EW425 - Import WAV

[RedEyeC]

Bought the PSR-EW425 today - can't get a WAV to play from my flash drive (it is correctly formatted) - I go through the loading process and it says "TooLong" when I hit enter. The same WAV plays perfectly (on a different flash drive) on my Korg EK-50. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[RedEyeC]

Bought the PSR-EW425 today - can't get a WAV to play from my flash drive (it is correctly formatted) - I go through the loading process and it says "TooLong" when I hit enter. The same WAV plays perfectly (on a different flash drive) on my Korg EK-50. Any help would be appreciated.

I figured it out. WAV must be 16 bit.

 

[Arabelle]

Hi, I have the same problem. Even with16 bit I get the message "TooLong"

I figured it out. WAV must be 16 bit.

 

[Arabelle]

Hi, I have the same problem. Even with16 bit I get the message "TooLong"

 

[Arabelle]

Any other ideas, to get the wave file going, please?
For your help, thanks so much!
Arabelle

 

[RedEyeC]

Any other ideas, to get the wave file going, please?
For your help, thanks so much!
Arabelle

Make sure your flash drive has a folder that reads "USER FILES", then load your WAV files to the flash drive from your PC or other computer. Insert the flash drive before turning on the keyboard - select any stored sound you have first - then - press the "sound / audio" button twice to recall the WAV files from the flash drive on your keyboard. They will now play. Remember: Your flash drive MUST be formatted - then add the folder name "USER FILES" BEFORE transferring WAV files to the flash drive.

 

[Arabelle]

Make sure your flash drive has a folder that reads "USER FILES", then load your WAV files to the flash drive from your PC or other computer. Insert the flash drive before turning on the keyboard - select any stored sound you have first - then - press the "sound / audio" button twice to recall the WAV files from the flash drive on your keyboard. They will now play. Remember: Your flash drive MUST be formatted - then add the folder name "USER FILES" BEFORE transferring WAV files to the flash drive.

Thanks so much foryour help!
Best,
Arabelle

 

[RedEyeC]

Thanks so much foryour help!
Best,
Arabelle

You are welcome

 

[Arabelle]

I have another question! Now I managed the wave file, but I can hardly hear the sound of the keys, when I play along! Is there a way to balance both out?
For your help thanks so much in advance again!!
Best,
Arabelle

 

[RedEyeC]

I have another question! Now I managed the wave file, but I can hardly hear the sound of the keys, when I play along! Is there a way to balance both out?
For your help thanks so much in advance again!!
Best,
Arabelle

It sounds like you have your WAV files mastered at a much higher volume than what you can sound your keyboard volume. I had to use freeware Audicity to lower the dbl - by about -9 or -12dbl to get a level sound from the WAV files playing and accompanying. It is a simple software - https://www.audacityteam.org/download/

 

[amitprashar]

Thanks so much foryour help!
Best,
Arabelle

Did this worked for You. You were able to import or play .wav on keyboard ?