Noa Latham

Yes. After I arrive at USB Flash and press ENTER I get a message saying "Mounting media" that is replaced half a second later by "Media Full".

I have the opposite experience. When I play through headphones the sound quality is good but when I take them off and hear the sound through the speakers it sounds tinny. This was my impression when I tried the piano in the store and compared it with other hybrid pianos. I was told I could enhance the quality of the sound coming from the speakers if I bought a sound bar. Does anyone have experience with that? I'm pleased with the audio quality of my AKG K240 studio over the ear headphones, and like the large cups for the ears, but I find that they fit too tightly for prolonged use. Can anyone recommend headphones with good audio quality that also have an adjustable fit for a comfortable experience? I would also favour noise cancelling headphones but that isn't so important.

I'm having the same problem again. I transferred the data from my external drive, deleted it from the drive, and tried recording again. After one second the recording stopped. I thought I might need to reformat the external drive but as soon as I get to USB Flash and press ENTER I get the error message Media Full.

Tried it again. It didn't work on one drive, perhaps because it was too big. But it has worked with the smaller drive. Thanks.

I got as far as selecting USB flash and pressing enter. But then no save option appeared when I used the up and down arrows.

I see it now on p 50. I'll give it a try.

No. Is that explained in the manual?

I recently bought a 310GP and successfully recorded five tracks onto my external USB drive. I copied them onto my MacBook Air computer and deleted them from the drive. But when I tried to record onto the drive again I got an error message a few seconds into recording saying No Media. I also tried formatting another external drive using FAT32 and this time an error message said Format error. Some help with this would be much appreciated.