Turn Your DGX-670 into a Backing Band: Play WAVs from USB
The Yamaha DGX-670 isn't just for recording your own music - it can also become your personal backing band! Here's how to unleash the power of WAV files stored on a USB drive:

Get Equipped:

USB Drive: Grab a formatted USB drive containing the WAV files you want to play.
File Format: Make sure your WAV files are in 44.1 kHz, 16-bit resolution stereo format. This is the sweet spot for the DGX-670.
Fire Up the Fun:

Power On: Turn on your DGX-670 and plug in your trusty USB drive.
USB Audio Mode: Press the "USB AUDIO" button on the top right corner. This unlocks the magic of using external audio files.
Browse Your Tunes: The screen will display the contents of your USB drive. Use the data dial and buttons to navigate and find your desired WAV file.
Hit Play!

Select and Play: Once you've located your WAV file, press the "Select" button (first row).
Let the Music Flow: Press the "Audio Play" button (seventh row) and listen to your chosen WAV file come alive through the DGX-670's speakers.
Bonus Tips:

Experiment with Layering: Load multiple WAV files and play them simultaneously to create a richer backing track.
Practice Makes Perfect: Use the WAV files as accompaniment while you hone your piano skills.
Consult the Manual: The DGX-670 Owner's Manual [PDF] dives deeper into the USB audio features.
Now you can transform your DGX-670 into a versatile musical playground! Just remember to format your WAV files correctly and unleash your creativity.

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