Silvano Silva

O will launch a New set of pianos for MZX. O like te Kawai Ex, Royal Piano, Rhodes three Layers and more stuff. Engine Áudio from the mzx is the beast.

Perhaps because the staff does not use samples in quantity like us Brazilians. We have a wide continental culture and require a lot of specific tones especially Drums. When you install many wave-based ZTN tones it is common for some tones to give Bugs. Last octave notes disappear. The solution is to reinstall the Tone that generated the Bug. And this bug usually happens inside the Casio MZ-X. The Keyboard without a plausible reason this error occurs

Casio could solve the BUG WAV SAMPLES and also increase the sample limit TABLE. The Preload we managed to solve obeying the limit of 2.5 megabytes per Tone.

Hello friend I will not do the test with stereo samples because I have already solved one of the biggest mysteries regarding the limits of the MZX. I'm satisfied. What you question may be coherent may be that mzx can also accommodate the same number of stereo samples for having an organization table. The certainty is that stereo samples spend twice as much memory and place 1000 stereo samples only if it is in small files. THE BIG ISSUE IS THAT THE MZX IS FAILING THE SAMPLED TONE TABLE ANYWAY AND DISAPPEARING WITH WAV SAMPLES. I can win by putting more than 100 megabytes in memory using little preload but with the wav samples disappearing bug it gets very complicated

Stereo samples use twice as much memory as the system understands two independent samples. I work more with mono samples because it is inside the MZ-X when adding reverb effects that I recover an ambience.

The mandatory memory limit is 1,000 WAV MONO SAMPLES. If you exceed the wave limit, nothing else will be possible to store on your MZ-X even if they are files that did not use wav samples. Greetings from Brazil

Friends I took the test The MZ-X supports 1,000 mono wave samples

Friends I took the test The MZ-X supports 1,000 mono wave samples

I use the extreme sample converter especially for Loop points which saves a lot of time. The SAMPLE MANAGER itself would suffice to have an SF2 converter to use other software for faster editing. Casio developers would not need to add additions to SAMPLE MANAGER by simply converting SF2 files

Casio could easily resolve it by placing an SF2 soundfonts converter for ZTN in the Sample Manager. So we could use tons of free softwares from the internet to create our samples and anyone who has no experience could download thousands of free Sf2 and install on MZX. How did a STY Rhythm Converter could do with SF2

Very well friend. You understand my logic because you must use Samples resources a lot. The Casio MZX has excellent internal tone editing tools but we are going well beyond novice users. The feeling of putting a ZTN tone sample and mixing it with an internal tone is unique and wonderful at Casio. I have a Gleen Miller orchestra with factory ZTn tones and Samples Tones mixed. Casio goes much further with surprising results.

Brad forgives me but you don't understand the logic here. We all know the sample limits per ZTN. But we don't know about the total samples that the system supports in version 1.6. Read in the topic above that well before the total expenditure in megabytes occurs, the DATAFULL warning appears. This limit is broken with large numbers of samples regardless of memory in megabytes.

This is not a criticism but a request for information from Casio. Another request would be to inform which consumption in polyphony Tones ZTN with waves consume in the system. Roland EA-7 explains that wave tones spend twice as much polyphony.

disagree with you it is very important for the User to know the limit of samples, as it ends up in the big mistake of thinking that the limit memory is the number of megabytes. When the concern is the quantity of samples. For those who program a lot of Samples this is very important for the dimensioning of their sample tones. We know that the appropriate tones without using preload are maximum 2.5megabyte tones. We know that the total memory for samples rhythms registers pads is 256 megabytes for MZ-X500 and 128 Megabytes for MZ-X300 but we have no idea of the sample limits. I will have one a day to do a test and when I do I will inform here.

Excellent explanation. But in practice it doesn't work. I have ZTN tone with 50 wave samples. One day I intend to format Casio and install the same Tone of 50 samples countless times until I get the DATA FULL warning Only so to know the limitation of the MZ-X. Casio could put this information in the SAMPLE MANAGER manual

Casio debería colocar un convertidor SF2 en el SAMPLER MANAGER. Internet tiene miles de muestras gratuitas en este formato, sin mencionar que tiene muchos editores SF2 superiores a Sample Manager

Made an excellent ART of what would be the MZ-X2000 😍

Casio should have Roland's equal recognition system. Single Note recognition. When you play only one note the system leaves everything in unison, facilitating temporary inversions

1.61 is installed on the news MZX. Will Casio be a chance for us?

The Mzx is an excellent keyboard but it still needs corrections and improvements. Still continues giving bizarre errors in the ZAL Archives when there are sampled Ztn and Zdr tones. Sampled sounds become defects as you install new sounds. I hope that Casio does not abandon us because the quality of the mzx in professional sound is very good.

I have friends who are reporting memory errors. In some it does not save the registry memory in others sampled sounds disappear. With me it happened drum kits disappear completely

Casio is capable of having two different arrangements on major and minor chords but this option is blocked for us users.

Pitch bend works. What happens is that random in the recording mode of Rhythms the keyboard turns off.

4) Record in Rhytm mode with Octave Crash on return normal mode 5) Record with pitch bend the Style mode crash keyboard and shutdown.