Someone (at Yamaha) will have to update that google drive link with something valid.

I didn't see the contents on any of the cache sites I sometimes can find things in.

If you dig hard enough you'll find dead links all over the place (hint: please fix those too).

Someone (at Yamaha) will have to update that google drive link with something valid.

I didn't see the contents on any of the cache sites I sometimes can find things in.

If you dig hard enough you'll find dead links all over the place (hint: please fix those too).

It seems like a cleanup is due 🙂

In general I must say I’m a bit disappointed about Yamaha's online presence. I am using Mac, like many other musicians, and for instance I have to download Chrome to make login "sort of work". It's still quite difficult to log in, but I can make workarounds in Chrome. In Safari I can't log in at all!

And doing a search, I can see that this has been the status for at least 2 years?

I would assume a big company like Yamaha was better than this?

In order to out-source the forum, Yamaha made things "easier" at the expense of not really having control over some layers of bugs or weirdness. The MIDI organization is running the same forum software - not sure if that implementation is having these same problems or not (I'm not very active there).

... back on the topic - if anyone happens to have the file maybe they can share it somewhere and then the rest can "download at your own risk" in the meantime. Maybe Joel @ Moessieurs should backup host some of this content so there's a more reliable place to grab some of these files.

Once a quarter to once a year everything goes in the trash until some (not all) of the links are fixed enough to make it to the next crash. Self-imposed crashes.

Hi Lars,

I agree that Yamaha have some serious issues with the structure of their website but i guess that is the nature of the internet that content move around.

Due to this I try and back up some articles and content I'm interested in even if I don't have time to comple/fully go through them when they are first published.

I've attached the example file you requested (SuperKnobExamples.X8U) together with another example file used in the series (LIVE SET Examples.X8U) and you can find them in the MasteringMODX.zip.

Hope this help you move forward... 🙂

Hi Lars,

I agree that Yamaha have some serious issues with the structure of their website but i guess that is the nature of the internet that content move around.

Due to this I try and back up some articles and content I'm interested in even if I don't have time to comple/fully go through them when they are first published.

I've attached the example file you requested (SuperKnobExamples.X8U) together with another example file used in the series (LIVE SET Examples.X8U) and you can find them in the MasteringMODX.zip.

Hope this help you move forward... 🙂

Thanks so much Martin, I will give that a go 🙂

Hi Lars,

I agree that Yamaha have some serious issues with the structure of their website but i guess that is the nature of the internet that content move around.

Due to this I try and back up some articles and content I'm interested in even if I don't have time to comple/fully go through them when they are first published.

I've attached the example file you requested (SuperKnobExamples.X8U) together with another example file used in the series (LIVE SET Examples.X8U) and you can find them in the MasteringMODX.zip.

Hope this help you move forward... 🙂

Thanks so much Martin, I will give that a go 🙂

Worked like a charm, so thanks again

Worked like a charm, so thanks again

Happy to help. This can hopefully help others out as well so a win-win.