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I guess I can add my wish list for my PX-5s successor: A 61-key synth action variant along with the usual 88-key The ability to use 4 of HexLayers in a performance Some more samples for creating HexLayers, especially attack sounds like a gamelan A monophonic option At least one expression pedal input A supplemental user guide that tells you the actual ranges of parameters (ex: the guide will say that "-64" on a filter equals 10 Hz and "+64" equals 10 kHz)

There's tons of videos demoing the Crystal Rhodes sound. Here's one for example --> CRYSTAL RHODES DEMO Here's a video of the pure waveform. The link should begin at time stamp 8:20 with the "Gamelan 1" waveform at timestamp --> GAMELAN WAVEFORMS Lastly, here's the only video I have found where someone actually played the individual waveforms that make up the Crystal Rhodes sound --> CRYSTAL RHODES LAYERS

Hello. I'm trying to see if I can (somewhat) recreate the Crystal Rhodes/EP sound from the JD-800. From what I can gather from the internet, that patch was made with an EP waveform, a pad waveform, and a gamelan waveform. The PX-5S has comparable EP and pad waveforms, what I can't find is something similar to the gamelan sound. All the metallic percussion has "thud" sound and the synths have a guitar "pluck" sound. I need that "tink" sound from the JD's waveform. Does anyone have any ideas to get that sound from the PX-5S? I'm about two to three weeks into this, and am bashing my head against the wall. I'm starting to think I may need to use 2 HexLayers to make it; one for the gamelan sound and the other for the EP-pad layer. Aside from that, I still need to figure out how the filters effected those old waveforms to match that. Any help in the right direction would be appreciated. Thank, y'all.

The tones effected are Digital EP 1-9. All of these do the same thing I'm having an issue with. I'll edit the initial post to show them.

Hello everyone. I received my PX-5s roughly a month ago. When I play acoustic piano and electric piano tones, I can press the sustain pedal, play the keyboard, and not have my dynamics affect the sustain. For example, if I play a loud note followed by a soft note with the pedal pressed, the resonance and decay of the loud note will not be affected by soft note immediately played after it. When I do the same thing with the digital piano tones however, the louder notes decay and resonance is choked and killed off when the softer note is played. I've been messing with settings to see what is causing it to do this. If anyone knows what I can do to remedy this issue, I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm trying to make a retro 80's FM keys style stage setting, but I don't like that the digital piano tones this weird cut-off. Thanks in advance, everyone. EDIT: The tones that I'm referring to with the volume change are Digital EP 1-9. All nine do the problem. Again, thanks for any help.