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  1. Hello! I wish to use my PX560 as a midi master to my Korg PA1000. My objective is to enjoy the keys of my PX560 & sound/functionality of PA1000. Is this possible? How set it up? I am new to MIDI world hence I have no knowledge about it. Any guidance will be helpful. Cheers! Gaurav
  2. Hello Brad, I'm finally sorted. I bought a Yamaha MG06X. Took the output from mixer's Phones to Aud-In of PX560. Since my room is not big, the out from piano's on board speaker are sufficient for now. Thanks for your help. By any chance, can the vocals coming into PX560 be recorded on MIDI or Audio recorder? I tried with no success. Thought of asking experts on this forum. Thanks, Gaurav
  3. Hello Brad, So the output from the mixer should be connected to Line-In or Audio In of PX560? Please suggest. Thanks.
  4. Thanks Brad. I am sorry for such late response form my end. I guess i'll take the out from mixer to line-in on my PX 560 & not to Audio-In. Please correct me if I am wrong. I just play and have no knowledge for such technical matters. Lastly, once the voice reaches the piano, is PX-560 capable to adding any effect to the vocals like reverb, delay etc. ? Thank again. Gaurav
  5. Can I connect a regular mic to Audio In of my PX 560? If yes, are there any specific settings to be made? please guide me. thanks. Gaurav
  6. I will try what you have suggested but please let me know if there is any specific pedal I may buy which will surely let me control volume while using the on board speakers Thanks for all the explanation Alen. Appreciate it.
  7. Its a generic brand Soundx. Model - SX VP500. It is self powered. With 2 inputs & 2 outputs. Thanks for your attempt to help me.
  8. Hi, Need help from the experts on how to connect a Volume Pedal with my Privia PX 560. I am new to these technical matters. I have a generic self powered volume pedal which has 2 input & 2 output. I tried to connect the Line Out of piano to Input of pedal and Output of pedal to my keyboard amp. This way it worked but then I could not limit it to Upper2 and it was working for both Upper1 & 2. But I use the amp rarely at home as the built in onboard speakers are sufficient. Is there anyway to connect this pedal with the piano so that it works even when I am using the built in speakers of the piano ? (I am not sure if I need to use the Assignable Pedal port) Please help. Thanks. Gaurav
  9. Hi, I just got my PX 560M. Is it possible to disable the foot sustain pedal for Upper2 ? I wish to experiment this when layering Piano (Upper1) & String(Upper2). The sustain pedal will remain active for Piano but not for Strings. Thanks. Gaurav
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