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Thank you Brad and Scott. What do you think: if I'm going to be doing a lot of this type of rapid-fire on-the-fly transposition (like a different key for every verse of a song), would I be better off getting a PX-560 with the dedicated transpose button? But then I would not have any sliders. I need to decide tomorrow which one to buy: either a PX-5s or 560. I've read Casio's "Definitive Comparison" of the two, but any advice would be appreciated based on your personal experience. Thanks.

Thanks Brad. That is helpful. But I am looking for a way to instantly change keys on the fly several times within a song, with only one hand (while the other hand continues playing). Is that possible with the method you described? Would I have to press System Settings (left hand) + Enter (right hand) and Exit, every time I need to transpose? Or can I just press SysSet + Enter (without Exit) once (e.g., before the song starts) and then only need to press Yes or No buttons to go up and down in key while continuing to play? In other words, do I have to press Exit to make the transposition take effect each time? Also, even if it's safer to use the buttons, I would still like to know if it is possible to assign Transpose to a slider. Thanks.

On the PX-5s, can I assign the transpose function to a slider? I want to avoid the button presses normally used to transpose / change keys, to make it easier to transpose quickly on the fly (like the dedicated transpose button on the PX-560). For example, if the slider starts in the middle position, moving it up one notch would transpose + 1 half-step; or moving it down one notch would transpose -1 half-step. If the PX-5s transpose feature can be assigned to a slider, how would I do it? Thanks in advance.