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  1. Thanks Scott. I appreciate the information. I have a degree in music - voice, not keyboard- and can play some, but I also have severe arthritis in my hands, especially the left one that makes it difficult to play. I just like to play for myself and the dog, especially around Christmas and enjoy using the built in chords. Do you know of a Casio keyboard that has both the chord function I'm looking for and the midi function? I don't need 600+ sounds, but need the midi to create sheet music for my Sweet Adeline's quartet. Thanks, Bobbie
  2. I just bought a WK-240 to replace my older Casio which quit providing chords. I also need a midi keyboard to use Songwriter. On my old keyboard there was an option to play a one finger chord and the keyboard would continue to play that chord until you played a different note to produce a new chord. No rhythm, no embelishments, no percussion, just a plain chord like you would get from an organ if you held down the notes of the chord. You could even remove your finger and the chord would continue to play until you either changed it or hit "stop". I can't make this one do that, at least I haven't figured it out yet. Can anyone tell me if this keyboard will do that and how, or do I just need to return the keyboard and find something different? Thanks
  3. I need to know if the WK-240 will allow you to play a one finger chord and sustain that chord without rhythm, embelishments, etc. until you press another note for another chord. My old Casio did.

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