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  1. Person who sold it too me got it from US. Not paying to repair mediocre keyboard.
  2. Well I wasn't going to contact the VSTi's support since my other Casio sounds good. I'm sure it is the PX5s doing funky things, even using PX5s onboard sounds has a strange feel to it. "Light" velocity makes playing soft too difficult and "normal" is the opposite. It is most noticable to me when playing fast phrases that are suppose to be quiet or loud. Can no one else feel these strange velocity curves? Also, i've tried out velocity sensors in my DAW and as I suspected, some notes need extra strength to achieve the same velocity reading as others. It might be a personal taste issue. In which case I've wasted everyone's time lol XD
  3. Bought it off someone so no warranty. Its okay for many VSTi's still, just a little hard for piano. Thanks all!
  4. Yeah I think that's about it. Some of the black notes aren't triggering correctly. Nothing I can do about it.
  5. This made no difference at all. 2 different keyboards, same VSTi patch, same USB cable but they sound different.. Is it suppose to be that way? PX5s sounds washed out but I don't know why. The black keys are extra muffled and I feel like maybe the keybed itself isn't triggering velocity layers correctly but I can't be sure.
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