DevanWolf

Looks like Cole has finally made one of his own by using a copy of Family Songs (RO-554). Listen to it being played on the PT-88/PT-380/PT-480/PA-81 here.

No wonder why there are two revisions of the SA-76 about having to do with TONE 72 BASS+LEAD. For the original 1.0 released in 2008 you get a nice sounding octave saw lead. But on the 2.0 released in around 2015 it is instead a sampled SA-10/65 Pipe Organ which could be the strange case.

Hey sound really interesting, like the way how you did that! And what about doing recording of all 4 of the Muppet songs being played on every of your ROM-Pack compatible Casio keyboard collection (e.g. SK-8, PT-88, CT-840, etc.).

The WERSI one worked better even for me. You need to get that one. CH345 interfaces sucks at those.

I've heard of reading about a Casio EP-20 that there was an integrated ROM Pack data chip from an unreleased "RO-267: Music from The Muppets" ROM Pack of 4 songs. Perhaps I or someone have to make one so all I/you need is to get a Casio EP-20, desolder the OKI MS268V-57 ROM data chip from the EP-20 and put it into an available opened-up ROM Pack (I would go for replacing World Songs, make sure that ROM uses the OKI chip) by desoldering the chip from the board of the opened-up ROM pack then placing and soldering in the OKI chip into the board. And there you go, a homemade Muppets Music ROM pack for use on other Casio ROM Pack compatible (e.g. PT-380, SK-8) keyboards! Well that nobody has done that previously, I just wrote it down so people would notice how to do this stuff.

Casio will make a step up to SA-46 called SA-56 and SA-76 called SA-86 which contains more song bank tunes and USB MIDI support sometime.