How can i play BUP 06PK61 frm yamaha I425 on PC

How can i play .bup file in computer?

ok here is the solution!!!!!!!!

• we should have a mic pin and audio cable as shown in this pic
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connect these cables,and connect big pin to the piano and small pin to the computer (mic or input jack)

now take windows movie maker (start-all programs-windows movie maker). click on narrate timeline (as a mic icon below windows movie maker).

now click start narration on the pc and play your song on the piano. you can see input level highlights. now your song is recording. when your song completes click stop narration and save to the pc. walah if you can't understand this say to me. i can add video. sry for my worst english

I had the same basic question... I've since downloaded Finale Allegro (Free 30-day trial) and managed to get my song into it, but the process is a little complex.... you can't just import the midi file; you have to stream the song into the software. Once you have installed the software and opened it, and connected the USB cable, then, in order to stream it into the software, first press the SONG button. Enter the number for the user song you created (031-035) then hit FUNCTION and scroll until you reach SongOut. Press the "+" to turn it on. Then scroll to InitSend and press "+"
Then use hyperscribe (follow instructions from software manual) to stream it into the software.
When Streaming, other Function settings... Set ExtClock to OFF, and PCmode to OFF.
To start the streaming, Press START on your keyboard. If you can hear the song play on your computer, then you are on the right track!
-Jeremy
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My original question:
I've installed the midi driver and the musicsoft downloader, but all I can download is the bup file which is proprietorily unopenable. I've scoured pianoworld.com and yamaha-keyboard-guide.com and didn't find any answers; I just found my same question asked by many other users.
-Jeremy
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Jeremy,
Thank you for your inquiry.
To create standard midi files, You need to purchase sequencing software such as Cubase for your computer [I downloaded Finale Allegro 30-trial on finalemusic.com], download the latest USB-Midi driver here: http://www.global.yamaha.com/download/usb_midi/index.html, connect to the computer using a USB cable and then play the songs in real time into the software.
To record an audio or wave file, you will need to obtain an audio interface, such as the Yamaha Audiogram and plug into it via the instrument's headphone jack with an instrument cable. The interface comes with Cubase AI and you can use the software to record wave files, which can then be burned to a CD.
http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/CDA/ContentDetail/ModelSeriesDetail.html?CNTID=5024958
http://www.tweakheadz.com/how_to_get_started_with_midi.html
MIDI is made of Controller and Note DATA, not Audio.
IMPORTANT: MIDI works by sending NOTE ON and NOTE OFF events down a midi cable as well as timing information and controller (knobs, wheels, and sliders) information. MIDI does not send sound, or audio down the MIDI cable.
Understand that MIDI is NOT an audio signal.
The sound of the keyboard or module does not go down the MIDI cable, only these computer encoded "events" do. What is an "event?" It's all just numbers. But not the large blocks of numbers that make up an audio waveform. MIDI events are just ones and zeros that say when you pressed down which key (a note ON event), how hard you pressed it (velocity number), when you let the key up (a note OFF event), pressed the next key, moved a knob (controller data), changed a program. The cool thing is that all this MIDI data, once recorded, is fully, totally, completely editable, malleable, changeable, transformable, re-assignable, erasable, replaceable and it all happens on the edit screens of your sequencer.
Thank you,
JH
Yamaha PAC Support

To play the file you must send the file into the same model instrument. The file is a proprietary back up format.

If you want to play the MUSIC on your computer the EXPORT it as a MIDI file that can be played by such programs as Van Basco's and others.

You MAY be able to export it via a USB or you may have to use a MIDI interface cable and adapter.

THANKS. But is there a way to save the midi files along with the recorded style. I've been able to stream the midi but I am not getting the file in the same format along with the style. The styles and chord variations are all converted into keyboard notes and there's no clarity for the resultant midi files. Can anybody tell me a way to record the midi file and hear it in the same way in which i have recorded it..? :o

How can psr i425 recording data tranfar to computer ...plz reply