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There are a number of voices which are emulations of the hallmark
keyboard or synth sounds for particular classic songs, such as Van
Halen's "Jump", Edgar Winter Group's "Frankenstein", Emerson Lake
and Palmer's "Welcome Back My Friends (actually the song's title
was "Karn Evil 9 First Impression Part 2"), the Who's "Baba O'Riley"
and "Won't Get Fooled Again", and so on. Again, there simply wasn't
room to include every emulation for every synth sound that ever
appeared on a hit recording. This is where the Performance mode
comes in handy - any voice can be altered in Performance mode (for
example, changing the filter cutoff or resonance, or the attack time or
release) thus creating, in effect, as many variations on the existing
Vintage Keys voices as the user so desires.
TO LOAD THE VOICES:
FROM THE DOWNLOADED ZIP FILE TO USB DEVICE (JUMP
DRIVE or FLASH DRIVE):
CAUTION: Before you load "Vintage Keys" into your
Motif XS, MAKE SURE you have backed up any data you
want to save onto a USB storage medium (and your
computer). Loading "Vintage Keys" will overwrite the
data that exists in the Voice and Performance banks.
1. Insert your USB device into your computer's available USB slot. It's icon
should appear on your desktop.
2. Navigate to the "VINTAGE KEYS MOTIFXS" folder and double-click on it
to open it.
3. Navigate to the folder called "Vintage Keys Motif XS ALL File" and double-
click to open it.
4. Copy the file called "VintageKeysXS.X0A" to your USB device's icon (by
either dragging the file directly to the icon, or going to your file menu and
choosing "Copy" and "To" and selecting the USB device as your
destination).
5. When the file has copied completely to your USB device, properly eject
the USB device and insert it in the slot labeled "TO DEVICE" on the rear
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