Jimmy Joy

Is there any alternate solution for that ?

There was an Event edit feature in my CTK keyboard. But I don't find that in my newer CTX keyboard. Is that feature removed ?

I have a CTK7200 and I have been trying to find out a way to create to rythamic patterns in it using indian drums for a while. Unfortunately indian drums are available only in the Indian version of this keyboard, CTK7300in. I tried to buy that keyboard, but I couldn't as it looks like they are sold only within India. I figured out a way to create custom Indian rhythms using MIDI files. I created a new song file in Anvil studio, added a rhythm track. I went to the compose mode and clicked on the add notes button. There we can add the drum notes we are going to use in the track. If you want to add Tabla notes use the first 6 notes, Dolak next 6-12, mrudangam 12-17. These notes are not shown there by default. You may have to click show all notes check box(may be a feature added in the later Anvil studio versions). Create the track using the notes you picked, convert MIDI to ac6 file and feed it into your keyboard. It's simple.

I have a CTK7200 and I have been trying to find out a way to create to rythamic patterns in it using indian drums for a while. Unfortunately indian drums are available only in the Indian version of this keyboard, CTK7300in. I tried to buy that keyboard, but I couldn't as it looks like they are sold only within India. I figured out a way to create custom Indian rhythms using MIDI files. I created a new song file in Anvil studio, added a rhythm track. I went to the compose mode and clicked on the add notes button. There we can add the drum notes we are going to use in the track. If you want to add Tabla notes use the first 6 notes, Dolak next 6-12, mrudangam 12-17. These notes are not shown there by default. You may have to click show all notes check box(may be a feature added in the later Anvil studio versions). Create the track using the notes you picked, convert MIDI to ac6 file and feed it into your keyboard. It's simple.

I have a CTK7200 and I have been trying to find out a way to create to rythamic patterns in it using indian drums for a while. Unfortunately indian drums are available only in the Indian version of this keyboard, CTK7300in. I tried to buy that keyboard, but I couldn't as it looks like they are sold only within India. I figured out a way to create custom Indian rhythms using MIDI files. I created a new song file in Anvil studio, added a rhythm track. I went to the compose mode and clicked on the add notes button. There we can add the drum notes we are going to use in the track. If you want to add Tabla notes use the first 6 notes, Dolak next 6-12, mrudangam 12-17. These notes are not shown there by default. You may have to click show all notes check box(may be a feature added in the later Anvil studio versions). Create the track using the notes you picked, convert MIDI to ac6 file and feed it into your keyboard. It's simple.

I have a CTK7200 and I have been trying to find out a way to create to rythamic patterns in it using indian drums for a while. Unfortunately indian drums are available only in the Indian version of this keyboard, CTK7300in. I tried to buy that keyboard, but I couldn't as it looks like they are sold only within India. I figured out a way to create custom Indian rhythms using MIDI files. I created a new song file in Anvil studio, added a rhythm track. I went to the compose mode and clicked on the add notes button. There we can add the drum notes we are going to use in the track. If you want to add Tabla notes use the first 6 notes, Dolak next 6-12, mrudangam 12-17. These notes are not shown there by default. You may have to click show all notes check box(may be a feature added in the later Anvil studio versions). Create the track using the notes you picked, convert MIDI to ac6 file and feed it into your keyboard. It's simple.

I have been using Anvil studio, basically to change the track number and transpose to 'C' key before it is fed in IDES4, to convert into CKF files. Can someone suggest a free tool on Mac that can do the same ?

Thanks T. I was wondering if we can create a Drumset and import into keyboard! In IDES4 software, I remember I saw Drumset files. Also is there a way to convert a tone to drumset?

Yes. Press "pattern sequencer" Select the intro part Press Function + "Pattern Sequencer" button Go to element edit There you should be able to change the measure Note: I am not exactly sure if it is element Edit or Part edit.

Anvil studio is a free tool where you can create midi files assign each instrument to specific channels. Once you done that import midi file into casio music data management software, there you can convert it into ckf files. New keyboards like CTK-7200 has Pattern editor where you can create custom Rhythms. Looks like you have CTK-7300IN, it has a pattern editor. I am having a hard time to create a Rhythm pattern with Tabla though. This link may help you to create Rhythms your own.

I have a CTK7200 which has a pattern editor. I wanted to create few patterns with 'Tabla' which is an Indian drum. But when I edit the drum "part", tabla is not available there, as it has been registered as a tone (Tone - OTHERS - 20). I tried for a workaround, tried to add it to a "chord" part. But when I play rythm it is transposed with the auto accompaniment chord I am playing. I was wondering if there is a way to convert a tone to a drumset. Or is there is way to create a tone part that is not transposed with the auto-accompaniment chords. Any help is appreciated. Thanks