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  1. Hi, There is a particular organ tone I really like (049 Jazz Organ 1) on my CTK3500 which I can't quite replicate on the CTX3000 despite trying all the DSP tones. Is it possible somehow to transfer this patch? Thankyou anyone. Casionoobie
  2. Thanks Brad and Mclandy, I understand now. As Brad says, I need to plan ahead and employ a bit of 'lateral thinking'. I've now got the song titles displaying on the L1 tones which is what I wanted, albeit that the tone number doesn't match the setlist. To put the icing on the cake, as Mclandy says, sometime in the future I need to start from scratch and think carefully which status (U1 or L1) I need to register first, so that the songs displayed increase in strict order, 801 Song A, 802, 803 etc. Thanks again for the invaluable help!
  3. Hi Brad, Thanks for the reply. Yes, I've tried that but it doesn't seem to let you go into the registration process unless you are in "U1" mode. That's the problem, unless I'm doing something wrong....
  4. Hi, As far as I can see, before you register and re-name a user tone, you must always have the tone set to "U1". No problem with that. When you recall the stored register it shows the new name of the tone. (in my case the name of a song in our setlist). However, when you recall a 'split' tone, (eg you have separate tones for U1 and L1), the display shows the tone for L1, which hasn't been re-named. You then need to long press "Tone" till the display shows the Upper 1 setting, and hey presto the song name appears. Is there any way to get round this, so the song name will appear straightaway? It's a CTX3000 by the way. Thanks anyone....!
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