Padking

Hy, just received my new PX 560m, but I wonder if there is something wrong with the modwheel , there is a resistance at the start and at the end of the action, like a small clic or friction. Is that normal ? p.s, It does not affect the result, the wheel does well what it is suppose to do sound wise. Padking

Shut down everything and restarted, works OK now. Padking

Hello. New member to the Casio forum, I can't download px 560 patches. I signed in but the download button seems nonactive what am I doing wrong ?????? Padking

That's been asked many time, maybe Mike could do a tutorial on his next video (if there is one naturally). Padking

Never had a FB account, open one only to communicate with the group, so far no problem. Padking

I totally agree Pax-eterna, we are wishing here,and it's a personal thing, Mau Van seems to like the guitars... so it's impossible to satisfy everyone. So I think we will have to continue to have more than one or two or........... Padking

I do agree that acoustic guitars are not that good, dont forget that the PX-5S is a stage piano with synth capability, there's not a lot of good guitar sound out there (synth) the only one I use are on my MOXF, there are some good electric sound on Korg and Roland, but acoustic, nope !, When I need a good nylon I use soft synth ( Omnisphere, Native instruments .....) metal I use my MOXF. It's mostly a sampling affair There's not enough memory space in the PX to have good acoustic sounds they did very well for the pianos sound with there new chip, but guitars, well I dont think it's a priority for Casio, and I can understand that. Padking

Anybody found a dust cover for the PX, bought a gator 88 does not do the job. Padking

You are repeating my post Shaneblyth ??? I understand piano_71 I just came back from the music store, I played on the MX61 for about a hour. As far as the sounds are concern, no problem, but there is a major problem for me, I wasn't aware that the the keybed was not standard, it's smaller, it's really a ''portable synth'' to bad it sound's great, but I can't get use to those small keys. So I am going to follow your advise and keep my MOXF for now. Padking

Wow ! I did not verify where that offer was available, I am from Laval (Montréal) and 99 % of price cut is issue or available in the states. That's to bad, I hate when the price is dictated by frontiers, Maybe it's possible to buy on the Web. I don't know if stores like Steve music or Long&McQuad stores ship in the State ? I am considering selling my MOXF and buy a MX49 and a Korg Taktile (Triton) so I would have parts of Motif and Triton library, for almost the same price. Padking

I agree concerning the guitars, they are not very good. I would like to be able to use the yes or no buttons to change stage settings it's king of a drag to have to press on bank and on numbers to change them, it work's with tones why not stage settings ? Padking

If you are on a ''budget'' (aren't we all) you should give a look to the MX61/49 from Yamaha, they have +1000 sounds from the motif library, performances, arps , 128 notes polyphony......and a great price $699/$499. there's a special presently - $200/$100. It's sounds very good, there's some review on the web.... Padking

Thank you guy's Padking

Did you both initialize all after installing the firmware ? Padking

There's a video on youtube done by Mike, tutorial for the firmware update, Mike recommends that we initialize all, to be sure that we use all the last upgrade to the tones..... When we do that, does it mean that we will return to the default set settings ? I have modify or change about 25 SS, don't want to have to do that all over again. It seem's that a ''save all'' is not the solution,Mike recommends that we save SS individually. Padking