Adrian Mitev

Thank you for your answer! I tried all the pianos on the upper tone but still no effect. If I use the piano as lower tone + the guitar in upper, the pianos sounds fine. Is there a way to check if the DSP is causing this somewhere in the menus?

I hope Casio add such feature in the next release of the piano where one could define a program with multiple patches that can be changed using a pedal.

Hi all! I have a registration with Modern grand on the lower side and Lead guitar (hex sound) on upper. Everything is fine with this. I need to have a registration with the Lead guitar on the lower side and piano on the upper. However when I put the Lead guitar as lower tone it sounds different - more quite and somehow hollow and if I put it as upper the sound is fine. Idea what I'm doing wrong?

Thank you very much for the answers guys!

It's not about keeping the global setting when turn off/on the piano, it's about when using the registration banks.

Have you tried it?

Hi! My px-560 doesn't want to register/recall the system settings. For example I want to store the metronome beats to 0 I remember this at a particular bank and position and after I restart the piano and select that particular bank and position the tones are there but the system settings remain the default. I checked the Registration menu and all the filters are turned off there. The firmware version is 1.15. The piano came with this version. I also tried the factory reset but nothing changed. Is this an expected behavior or is a bug in my piano?

Hi, I heard that some of the keyboards support functionality to have a predefined set of voices and switch one after another using a pedal making it more convenient to play songs that require multiple voices. Is there such feature in Casio PX-560?