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Possibly.

Thanks, and let me know how you make out. If you try out the function for importing Styles, you will probably find it has a CT-X "bias" to it as well, as the mappings I've built up over time take advantage of the full range of CT-X tones and drum kits. So after doing an Import, you may find some "Undefined (bank/PC)" tones listed, as well as possibly some unassigned drum sounds. The good news is that the editor makes these fairly easy to change, plus you also have the option of adding superseding mapping definitions to the "remap.txt" file to change how the tones are converted. Aside from that, I think all the other functions (other than the disabled CTX-only ones) should work for the PX560, but let me know how it goes.

Have you tried using battery power? That should answer whether it's the power adapter or the instrument itself.

My PX 7000 suddenly will not turn out have tried various plugs around the house so I suspect it’s the transformer. Was working fine the night before and suddenly today it has stopped.

Maybe that's just a guide.

As per our pm's I am working at this now. The more I study this, the more impressive it becomes. Re-mapping drum notes, all the mixer settings are in here for panning etc. I don't know if chandler is still on this board, but his doc is posted, I am imagining, based on your work, that you have already studied his work in relation to style modifications and control. If you haven't, that is even more remarkable. I don't have much time tonight to start modifying some of my rhythm parameters with this and testing out how it is working on the PX560, but I will. The PX560 is as limited as the CTX series regarding modifying rhythm accompaniments unless one follows Chandler's and my experiments and even with several distinct software programs, there is nothing like this that accomplish this fine degree of modification and control.

Oh Brad, thank you for reminding me, I think I overlooked that. We where talking about your recommendation on an entry level instrument right. I'm still doing my little research. Thanks a lot for your thoughtfulness!!!

CTK-2090 is a plug and play USB MIDI controller. It will install automatically when connected and show up as "Casio USB MIDI" device.

I have a ctk-2090 that I was gifted from a friend. Does anybody know what driver I need in order to use it or if this device is midi compatible in the ableton DAW at all?

Release of new version 1.1 with enabling for non-CTX keyboard support I have just released an updated version of the program that now includes limited support capability for non-CTX keyboards which use the AC7 format. As I suggested in my last post, I have updated the Preferences dialog to allow for a 3rd mode for "Non-CTX" keyboards. When that mode is enabled, another dialog option is enabled to specify an external "alternate patch" file for other keyboards. At program startup, that file will be loaded in place of the internal CT-X Tone and Drum lists, so the program will show the Tone and Drum descriptions that are valid for the specified keyboard. This mode will also disable a couple of features that are only available on CTX keyboards (the Tone EQ settings, and Drum kit substitutions). Note that support for other keyboards than CT-X depends on the creation of these alternate "Patch" files. These are simple text files, although as you might expect, they contain a lot of information. I am not volunteering to build these for all the different Casio keyboards, but as an example and model I have created one for the PX-560 and included it in the download package. The first few lines of the file describe the content and syntax, for reference. Creating one of these might look a little intimidating at first, but they can be done with relatively little typing if you know how to copy and paste into a spreadsheet, move columns around, and export content in CSV format. Perhaps this represents a good opportunity for some community collaboration. One other change in this version is that I have decided not to list User Tones by default in the tone list in the "Tone and Mixer Settings" properties page. In general, it's not a great idea anyway to use User Tones in Rhythms (anyone who has tried this probably knows why), plus with this program's ability to access the Rhythm file's built-in settings for DSP definitions, Tone EQ controls, and Drum Substitutions, there is even less reason to consider using User Tones. So basically, including User Tones by default mostly just "clutters up" the Tone list unnecessarily. However, User Tones can still be accessed and used simply by typing "user" in the Tone list filter and clicking "Apply", which will cause them all to be listed and available for selection. Beyond these changes, this version just includes a few enhancements in operation verification (things to prevent/protect users from unintentionally doing wrong things). Link: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ac7editor/files/ Let me know if there are any questions. By the way, does anybody know if Chandler Holloway is still around, or if not, is there anyone who now fulfills a similar role? Also, I see there have been a few downloads - any feedback?

A mí me sucede lo mismo no encuentra el archivo voy a probar con otra unidad usb

Did you forget we were having a conversation in another thread?

Thank you for sharing.

Hi Steve & Brad, A pretty good summary of how to format your MIDI files for playback is found in another thread (linked below), but here's the most important thing: Right Hand defaults to Track 3 (assigned as Treble Clef) Left Hand defaults to Track 4 (assigned as Bass Clef) Strip any accompaniment/duplicate/multi-octave notes from those tracks to focus on the basic parts to play along with. (Some songs may show up correctly in Chordana but plays a different track's part when transferred to the keyboard's memory if you don't use the default tracks.) I've starting using Cakewalk again recently to edit MIDI files for my kids' LK-S450, and it can be a steep learning curve... especially trying to simplify complex songs. Good luck!

Thanks Brad I will give that a try.

Keep us posted @Rookierafa🙂

Any suggestions for a possible "hammond organ" preset ? for CT-X800 (like: Whither Shade of Pale, or Lazy/John Lord, or jazz style, or any other organ presets) ?

The clean Fender Strat sound, which is found in preset tones usually called "clean guitar". You may want to play with reverb depth by editing the tone or mixer settings. Add some vibrato while playing using the modulation button and combine that with well placed pitch bends with the wheel.

How do I get a realistic hank marvin guitar sound on my ct-x5000 I have seen other videos where they have got this sound and after using a guitar myself I know they are very good can anyone help me please. Thanks

Thank you for sharing.

Thank you Brad.

I don't know of a way to do that.

Just to be clear, this is an independent user forum. Casio is not able to respond to service requests here. They have a service contact page as posted above. Each region of the world has their own unique contact page. You'll need to search the web for Casio support in your region. Casio support covers these under warranty for a period of time. This is done by contacting your original Casio dealer first, and then Casio support if the dealer is not able to assist. After warranty has expired, any qualified service tech can offer assistance and repairs. Unfortunately power issues are either a faulty power supply (the AC adapter or the outlet itself), or a fault in the instrument (buttons or circuits). It's difficult to help diagnose and repair these things through a user forum. If a DIY solution is desired, you'll need to know something about diagnostics and repairs.

I'm facing the same issue with my PX750, suddenly won't turn on, some times the red light flashes, but nothing happens and it is completely blackedout, I brought a brand new adapter from another country (cuz Casio's adapters are like gems to find in the market), and it didn't work with the new adapter as well, CASIO PLEASE ASSIST, this is ridiculous.

Hi Is it possible to do pitch bend using a pedal instead of the wheel (basically assign pitch bend functionality to a pedela - so I can use it without using up a hand)? Thanks