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Thanks so much this is a very compelling package and love Casio/AIX. Cheers

Thanks and sorry I edited the thread. What about general eq or overall voicing. Any revisions?

Hello! Are there any improvements in the overall sonics for AIX tones. I believe I read there would be some but just wanted to validate. Love the other Casios but would appreciate any improvements in frequency response. Cheers

Hello! Can anyone help me please to modify a tempo on a recorded song? I tried using overdub...i can change it while the song is playing but it does not work for the entire song. I tried song edit mode and change tempo and this doesn't work either. Thanks,

Hey good stuff thanks for sharing this is really great! Much appreciated.

So anyone actually using the internal EQ's on your keyboards ever?

Hey guys, I am currently using a CT-X5000 and think many of the sounds and general tone may have some overlap across Casio models. My question is for situations where you are using line out (not using internal speakers). Is there a common theme with the Casio sound? I believe it is mid to bright ranging by default (when using the line out into my KRK speakers). This may be a good thing for modern music. I am mostly looking at improving the bass and possibly reducing the mids. What would be your EQ'ing settings that works well when looking for a production sound? Anyone using external EQ's? Anyone using the internal EQ's? Which settings? I am not sure if the default EQ on my CTX has the best setting in general. I tried using the custom EQ but sometimes just increasing the levels for the bass tracks works even better. I am also trying to understand the user EQ in my CT-X5K. There is an option called input/output level. Not sure how this changes anything. I had a previous post about comparing with Yamaha sound. The Yamaha is really more bassy and full sound. I can get close with my CTX but it's always different. Casio sound is actually pretty good. I would like to know how to best adapt it to situations. Cheers

Yes it is the system track on the 5000. I use it to record my rhythms and the active registration (upper/lower part) at the same time. It is very nice but sometimes I need to replacr the drum part with my own user rhythm for example. If you clear the accomp from the system track, you can enable overdubbing to keep the rest of the parts intact (u/l keyboard parts for example) When you start to record, the keyboard part of the system track will playback and the new drums get recorded (overdubbed) on the previously cleared drum part. This only applies for the system track. Solo tracks are simpler as per Brad's comment above but I prefer to start with the system track (everything at the same time)

Guys I found it. It's very esoteric but it works fine. Actually there are 2 ways : **Delete drums in song system track and re-record** Song edit(hold "function")>> whole track>> accompclr (clears the drum track) Record enable song>>right arrow>>set recording to overdub (2) Long press rhythm (this ams the selected drum track > press again to select drum patch Press start to record **To modify drums patch only in system track** Song edit>>Trk event>enter>enter>down arrow>>Rhythm select rhythm patch while the song plays Exit

Thanks it would just be odd to have an option to delete the accomp. but not re-record it but maybe it's just what it is. Thanks and please let me know if you can find a way? Maybe something to include in the next update.

Hi, I have figured out ow to delete the drums/accompaniement part on my song system track while leaving the rest of the system track intact. I need to know how I can re-record the drums only. I tried to set recording to overdub as well as punch in and in both cases I cannot arm the drum tracks like I do when it is a blank system track. Thanks

Good stuff! Playing by hand is never perfect. It's actually the same when using a computer. I have not used the track editing to that extent yet but can already see this having to take notice next time. I can tell you that this Casio is well made because if you start to play the notes just before the recording starts, it will align it pefectly with the beginning of the bar.

OK so I found it in a previous post. Need to be press "edit" mode to make modifications, go to "mixer" and then "exit".

Hello, I tried recording a few tracks but I am unable to edit and save mixer settings (sends) on a song. I can change the settings manually but whenever I get out and back the defaults come back (defaults are not what I want). I tried setting the levels and saving with the registration but this doesn't work either..as soon as I go back in song mode the levels go back to some default Please help

Hey Brad I think I got it. The effects 2 section is set by which ever effect you have going on at the time when you do the MIDI recording. For separate effects 2 on rhythms, it can be set up in drum mode but may be overriden if recorded in MIDI. This is actually quite simple and effective. Makes sense. I tested a midi recording with effects with a separate effect on the active registration and both work at the same time. I will play around a bit more and post if I have questions. Cheers