Abaid

2 minutes ago, Brad Saucier said:

1 tone with DSP can be recorded.  DSP becomes disabled for any other tones that are recorded.  

That's a shame! Thanks for the quick answer Brad.

Hi .

Does anybody know why (if it's possible) midi recorder cannot record some effect. I mean, I'm trying to record some synth's but it records a different sound as the one previuosly set .

On 2/19/2019 at 10:19 PM, Jokeyman123 said:

Do you have the owner's manual? That can get you started. If you post questions here specifically, many of us have done sound design and creation and  can explain, including me.  If you know nothing about creating sounds and are a beginner with tone or sound editing,  knowing a few terms or vocabulary-learning the language-isn't too hard.  Once you know what something means, I think you will be able to program the sounds in the PX560. And the language of sound design is somewhat universal across brands-not completely, but pretty much. If you understand what a tone "envelope" is the PX uses these to shape a tone, as do many other synths that are "programmable". Not all keyboards are programmable, the PX560 is quite programmable.  Even understanding one simple word can go a long way to altering a sound alot. Have to go offline now but for example-an "amplitude" envelope simply changes the loudness of a sound, but over time-you can make a sound gradually louder or softer, or any variation in between by changing the "shape" of the amplitude (amp) envelope. And every time you press a key-this "triggers": thst envelope.  The PX560 has a specific setting and menu screen to  do just that. Ask away, and I'll try to help as i can. Signing off for today...

Thank you for your answer. You'll be hearing from me. 

I appreciate your answer. Thank you very much, sorry if I have too many questions but is there any manual or material that explains What do all editing options means? 

So, Is there any proprietary or non-proprietary software where you can create your own sounds? 

2 hours ago, Brad Saucier said:

It's not possible to load tones from other models.  Do you have a particular tone in mind?  

Yes, I'd like some organs sounds, different pads. Or some vintage rhodes

Excelent news! 

Hi Friends

I recently bought a PX-560m and I haven't found too many tones for it. Can I use tones from another model? Is there a way to convert sounds from PX5S to PX-560M? Is there any software you in Casio have or other you know to make some new sounds for this great piano?

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Abaid Rosales