[UlrichM]

Why not just insert a MIDI command file to select the registration on the Yammie? You do this by using program MSB LSB and Program change command. IIRC the Yammie accepts these as registration selectors.That way when a song loads it auto loads the registration. all you need is an OTG (On The Go) cable for your android and a USB to MIDI cable. Wouldn't cost more than about $40 I reckon!

You cannot gt more flexible than that. And no change to song titles necessary

Hello pax_eterna,

you wanted to offer me help. Thanks for that!
But you didn't fully understand my request, I guess. I know how to controll the Yamaha registrations by MobileSheetsPro. And I wrote that at the beginning of my new threat. And: I don't need any (Dummy) MIDI file for that. (This would only be necessary when I wanted to do things viceversa: When loading a song sheet in MobileSheetsPro by selecting a registration in the keyboard.)
To controll the registration by loading a song in MSP you only have to send a patch command from MSP to the keyboard.

The background to my request is this:
The patch command I send to the keyboard - and the same would be true for using a MIDI-file - controls the position NUMBER in the keyboards folder.
This is the position number of the registration file within its folder; I can't call the NAME of the requested registration - only its position number!
That's why I want to have full controll over what I am doing - That means: I want to SEE that the position number of the registration in the keyboard corresponds with the "number" of the song in MSP.
(Adding a new song must not change the alphabetical order within its registration folder! But the new song should appear in the alphabetical list in MSP at the correct position! Therefor it's important to 'see' what belongs together.)

But when I use the songs without the cable connection between MSP and the keyboard, these "numbers" I can add to the title by 'title formatting' are disturbing to me.
Therefor I would appreciate to have the possibility to display the song titles in 2 different ways.


(By the way:
"pax eterna" isn't a common name. But I know: eternal peace is possible by Jesus Christ! Do you know Him?)

Greetings from Germany
Ulrich