Brad Saucier

@CasioCTK I expect you to post a video like this soon using your new melodica.... https://youtu.be/6jZMwDiSQio

You can copy audio WAV files to a usb flash drive. The PX-5S can play the files. Files must be 16 bit 44.1k format and named TAKE**.WAV (** replaced with numbers) and copied to a folder named MUSICDAT in order to work.

Files for the PX-5S or PX-560 are only compatible with the PX-5S or PX-560.

The CDP-S350 is strictly preset in the tones. It cannot load new tones. Which tones are you looking for? Casio has the PX-560 and PX-5S that are 88 keys and can load edited tones. These models can't load new sample data. Have a look in our downloads section for each model to see what types of sounds are uploaded by the community for sharing.

@anotherscott Exactly

Is your CTK memory full?

I suggest one of the new Casiotone models. CT-S300 is a great little portable keyboard with full size velocity sensitive keys.

It may seem that way because of the past exclusivity to certain stores, which is no longer the case.

Yes, be sure to short press the function button.

What the book says, in other words, press the function button and use the left or right cursor buttons (which double as #1 and #3 buttons) to navigate through the menus until the screen reads "reverb". Then use the plus and minus buttons to change reverb type.

The PX-S series has key off response. https://www.casio-intl.com/asia/en/emi/products/pxs3000/ https://www.casio-intl.com/asia/en/emi/products/pxs1000/

I don't know prices, but can go to Casio's support website and grab contact information from there. They should be able to direct you to a repair shop. Your PX-150 is covered by a 3 year warranty if purchased new. If your warranty has expired, you can search for any repair shops near you. It does not have to be a Casio certified shop for non warranty repair.

Audio files are automatically stored in a folder on your flash drive. The folder is named MUSICDAT.

Audio is recorded straight to USB flash drive and automatically named. This is why it is necessary to use a computer to rename the files. Once the files are renamed, they will display with the new name on the MZ.

You can rename the files with a computer.

It is not possible.

I would try a reset in the keyboard settings. Initialize system, if you don't have any user data stored.

Have you checked accompaniment volume?

Tone 179 Whistle is what you are looking for. It's the first result when searching the PDF manual. The tone is used as an example in preset rhythm 003, ElectroPop.

The Chordana app is intended for touch screen mobile devices, mainly Android and Apple tablets and phones. As T said, your Casio is plug and play on most modern computers and mobile devices. Windows XP should have installed the keyboard as a MIDI device when first connected. Which software are you running with your Korg that isn't working with your Casio?

It is plug and play. Simply connect the keyboard by a standard USB printer cable, then open any MIDI enabled software you want to use.

Is the folder named "MUSICDAT"? Did you press menu>media>load>rhythm? AC7 is a rhythm file. ZLT files are hex layer tones.

Did you unzip the files? They must be unzipped first.

Which files did you download?

Are you trying to change the tones used by a rhythm, or trying to change the placeholder tones that are heard whenever accompaniment is turned on but a rhythm is not playing?