standstiladdie

I Also figured out that if I put the keyboard in Fingered1 mode and split the keyboard down to the low E key then you can play both hands without messing the bass line. I like the Casio much better than the equivalent Yamahas because of the on board pattern sequencer. The on board styles or rhythms on both are kind of lame to me. But on the Casio they are easily fixed by the mixer. You can't do that on the equivalent Yamahas.

Bless you T. Sorry for the late response. I just pulled and all nighter at work, and was wondering the whole time if I got a response to my post. Thanks. BTW: This would be a good first post for a FAQ section. It has my vote anyway.

But it is really your mouse? That is the true question

Too freaking cool ….BRAVO!

That really is a nice rhythm and composition. Short or not

Hello Casio users. Stanstiladdie introducing himself and...…... I hope you guys can give me a yes answer to this question. Is it possible to write a bass guitar sequence in the pattern sequencer without chord structures messing it u[.. You know like I thought no chord in the record function would give me. Or am I better off trying to loop a real bass guitar. in the audio? I love midi's small file size My background in music is classic rock guitar I've played quite a lot of bars here in West Palm beach. I bought a keyboard to play piano chops for loops but decide I should learn to play one Elton John song. then another and another till I got hooked. I'm still working on the piano intro for locomotive breath. Easy to some of you but I'll get it down. Then I'll go back to guitar maybe :0)