privia S-3000 live set-up question

[Lopato]

I've done very little live performing on my privia and would like to know how to set up a bank of sounds for a gig in advance so I can switch from one patch to another quickly, wihtout having to scroll around. There must be a good way to do that, but I don't know how.

[Brad Saucier]

Registrations banks are for saving keyboard setups.  Each registration can save tones, splits, layers, any many other settings for easy recall.  

[Lopato]

I'm not sure if this addresses my issue (it may very well and I'm just not getting it yet:). The only thing I want to do at this point is have a setup where I can assign tone patches to different areas of a single bank or other storage location so that I can press one button to toggle through/choose from, say, 16 different tones on the fly in live performance. Splits, layers, etc. are irrelevant at the moment.

[Brad Saucier]

Registrations can do that.  They can save the smallest detail or a complex setup, your choice.  If you simply want to save favorite tones, that is definitely possible with registrations.  96 registrations are available, 4 per bank, 24 banks.  

[Dj_Akey]

My question is on that point, how can i quick escape from any registration to e.g. Grand Piano only. (pxs3100). 

Brad, can you help? 

[Brad Saucier]

4 hours ago, Dj_Akey said:

My question is on that point, how can i quick escape from any registration to e.g. Grand Piano only. (pxs3100). 

Brad, can you help? 

 

Store a registration as your favorite default setup.  The keyboard does not have a tone or performance mode to escape from.  Registrations are like screenshots of the current state of the keyboard.  If you want to return to a simple default state, turn off split or layer and any other things you don't want like auto accomp, then store the registration.  That registration can be used to restore a basic setup like grand piano.