I can post that list, once I scan and digitize it (it is handwritten ) but I see a problem that it is more like subject of taste - I mean, my sound mappings, as I hear them, might sound different to other folks (Like here are guys, saying X5000 has excellent grand piano, while for me, it sounds worse than $99 Yamaha E-2xx series keyboards) For the styles, I'll share some, but not all, once they're polished to pro sounding grade Ones I've posted here are basic ones, with GM sounds being used, and not all tracks enabled - So I don't think they should be given that much attention It’s much easier to search the document for keywords this way, it might help you with your conversion efforts.
I’m sure it would be a good reference for folks who want to try out similar Yamaha conversion projects in the future.Ī forum user also put out a version of the CT-X3000/5000 appendix in excel spreadsheet format. Please share your voice conversion table in some form as you keep working on it. Sometimes Yamaha styles follow the expanded XG MIDI standard when the drum tracks are programmed, so they can be a bit wonky when making the jump to Casio drum tables (which usually follows the GM standard pretty closely).
It is quite funny t hing - m ost Yamaha styles sound on Casio way better, than on Yamaha itself - AIX sound engine is great (except pianos and woodwinds/ree d s) But there seems to be incompatibility with electronic/synth drumsets, patches are different I Alex you might want to look at the Drum Assignments for the CT-X3000/X5000 to help you remap these drum parts to get them sounding more close to the original E-series styles when played back on the CT-X.
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