Mike Martin

If you wanted to change it - EDIT / Tone / AMP - pan position. You'd have to adjust that for each layer.

Oh I mis-read the question. It’s pan position? That is by design. In an orchestra, the bass section in on the right side.

1. You could reload the original 2. Edit, Tone Edit, Pitch. You’ll find that each of the layers have key tracking set to -100 instead of 100. 3. Leave it. Walk to the back side of the keyboard and play normally. Very fun party trick.

My boss at Casio had one. I'm pretty sure he sold it. I'll confirm.

Unfortunately it probably needs to go to a service center. One random thought, download the latest firmware and put it in the root directory of a USB drive and put that in the PX 560, then power up. See if that changes anything.

I've programmed a bunch. The PX-5S is the only one that can have controller information for each of the steps as far as I can remember.

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The first solution is to make certain that it is a DATA cable. It is extremely common that micro USB cables are for charging only. Secondly, if there are other USB MIDI devices in your system note that Windows has a USB MIDI device limit. Each time you plug a USB MIDI Device into a USB port you're using one of available 10 locations. So even if devices are not plugged in, they're still using those slots. Commonly people use up those slots by accident and no additional USB MIDI Devices can be used. This requires that "un-connected USB devices" are removed manually from the Windows device manager.

There are no lithium batteries in the WK7600 no need to worry about that. In terms of protection the keyboard, there are companies such as GATOR that make flight approved (ATA) cases for a variety of keyboards. So if it will be checked luggage this will be the safest bet. Personally I've also flown Casio keyboards in their original boxes without issue.

The PX-5S can send whatever bank/program changes you need. You'll specifically need to configure Omnisphere to handle this. See this article for help: https://support.spectrasonics.net/manual/Omnisphere2/25/en/topic/browser-operation-page05e

@Wildwilly please check your private messages.

If you're not using the included stand, the SP-34 pedal is intended to be used and it has a rather long cable.

The team at KraftMusic.com have a lot of experience pairing subwoofers with digital pianos, might be worth a call.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with your PX-S7000. That is completely normal.

It does not sounds like it is sustaining in your video. You're clearly playing several chords which do not run together. If sustain were working they'd blend together. I hear reverb which is an ambient effect that the keyboard creates. You can turn that off in the system settings.

4GB might be the limit, I think this is the issue.

7.5GB? Find a nice small one 2GB or under.

What sized drive are you attempting to use? After plugging in a drive, you do need to wait 10-15 seconds before attempting to access it.

To clarify, they're both using recordings of the same instrument. The CDP-S360 actually has a LOT more memory and additional velocity layers dedicated towards the piano sound over the CDP-S100. I suggest you might experiment with some of the other tone variations, as the default "Stage Piano" tone is a bright version.

Jenny, With a third party USB MIDI Interface you could connect it to a computer. This model USB MIDI Interface has both USB-C and B ports so it should work with any Mac. There are less expensive options depending on which king of USB ports you have on your computer.

That is terrible, I'm sorry to hear this. What kind of dust cover?

I would also suggest trying to turn OFF or turn down "Hammer Response". I was not aware that this would make a difference via MIDI but what you're describing is a piano specific nuance that truly makes the touch to sound connection better with the built-in piano tones. An acoustic piano does have "latency" - the keys don't function like on/off buttons there is momentum and time involved with the mechanism leading up the hammer strike.

Thanks for the share @Chas The XW is so wonderful. I do believe that exactly patch was recreated in a PX-5S factory preset, but it does NOT sound the same as it does on the XW. There is a character to the XW's sound that just works, especially in context with other instruments. I don't have it any more but the GSi Burn effects pedal was MIDI controllable. That was always my go-to Leslie simulation because of the ease of integration. Electric pianos specifically, just take one of the factory presets, reduce the release time to make it snappy. Really, nice sound!

The memory capacity of the CT-X700 is 40,000 notes per song, and it will hold 6 songs. You're exceeding this? In regards to the keyboard action and white / black keys - this also seems very unusual. This keyboard action has been used on countless models for about the last 10 years and I don't recall anyone having such an issue with it. I don't have access to a CT-X700 right now, but I could could get access to one after Thanksgiving to help you troubleshoot both items. Feel free to send me a PM.

No, the CT-S1000V does not do audio over USB. Only MIDI.