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Yamaha Music Finder Catalogue - Sorted By Title Alphabetically

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• What is The Music Finder Catalogue?
• About This Document
• How To Use This Document
• Yamaha Music Finder Catalogue - Sorted By Title Alphabetically
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What is The Music Finder Catalogue?

The music finder catalogue is a list of 1,850 songs and provides the style, time signature, tempo, intro number and style variation etc that should be used to play the song on the T3.

This feature is also available on other Yamaha keyboards but in this document I'm focusing on the T3.

I have heard that there are actually over 5,000 song records available but haven't been able to confirm this. The file I have, which contains 1,850 is the preset file that is installed on the T3 when it's purchased, but with full titles not cryptic ones.

If there are over 5000 records available I'm not sure how they would be used as the T3 can only store a maximum of 2,500 records in its internal memory, but as files can be uploaded and downloaded, I suppose it may be possible to overwrite the memory with another file of up to 2,500 records.

I think this feature is a great idea, as it saves you having to sit for ages, auditioning style after style when you want to play a song that you'd like to be able to play.

A song can be selected by pressing the music finder button then using the 1 to 3 up and down buttons on the T3's screen, or by using the data entry dial and pressing enter to select the song. The keyboard will be set up automatically ready to play the chosen song. For blind users this isn't so convenient, especially if the song you want to select is number 1,501, however, a separate document is available on how this might be achieved.

In addition, if the user were able to use the direct internet connectivity of the T3, in some cases, it's even possible to download a MIDI file of the song directly onto the T3 and have the T3 play it. This is very useful with some of Yamaha's play along and learn to play files.

Note: the files that can be downloaded are a chargeable item.

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About This Document

This document contains the current standard music finder catalogue as installed on the T3, but with the titles written in full instead of the original cryptic titles that are seen on the T3 using the default catalogue supplied by Yamaha on the T3 when it was purchased.

For the benefit of visually impaired people, the columns in this version of the document have been sorted to provide the most relevant information at the left side of the table. Other than this, the information contained in the table is identical.

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How To Use This Document

The following information is written for use with the JAWS screen reader.

The catalogue listing provided below has been produced in table format.

To make reading the document easier, I prefer to alter one of the functions JAWS has for reading tables. it isn't essential to make this change but you may like to do the following.

Note: these instructions assume that internet explorer is being used to view the document and may vary if another browser is used.

1. Press insert+V when viewing the document.

2. Press the letter T 3 times to get to the table options.

3. Arrow down to cell coordinates announcement and press spacebar to turn it off.

4. Press enter to save the changes.

Note: this change is temporary and will revert to the default setting when internet explorer is restarted or you open a different page. The default setting can be changed permanently using the JAWS configuration manager.

The following JAWS keystrokes may be used to move through the rows and columns in the table.

Keystroke = function

Each record contains 12 pieces of information.

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