Brad Saucier

Here it is. Samples of the little sampler from the 80's. These are the drum kit sounds from the SK-1.
There are 8 samples from the SK-1 here so I split them among 2 tones since the G1 only allows 5 samples per tone.
The drum samples in the 2 wave tones are automatically lined up along the lowest 8 naturals when you layer them in 2 zones.

The 3 drum sounds heard in the Casio VL-1.
White noise burst
High blip
Low blip

Check your stage setting filter. Master compressor is ON by factory default. My compressor tweaks in this ss will not load if the master compressor is ON in stage setting filters)
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A concert grand piano with huge warm reverb.
What was tweaked to make this:
Reverb parameters: time, tone, high damp, return
Master EQ: All parts
Master Compressor: All parts
Early Reflection DSP added to piano and tweaked
Thumb piano pitch key follow and amp velocity sense
Air Concrt Grand cutoff and amp velocity sense
And other minor tweaks

Concert Grand Piano Shorter Release EQ'ed
This is a modification of the factory preset Stage Setting "0-0 Concert Grand". It has a shorter release time allowing for cleaner note separation during staccato play. I attempted to recreate the same note separation that I noticed in recordings of "Acoustic Piano's". This setting feels really choppy if your used to the original preset but after some time with it you will feel like the original release time was too long.
I've also tweaked the EQ. The low frequency's have been reduced and the high's increased for a brighter sound. Again, I was attempting to get the sound of a real acoustic recording.

These are two variations of factory tones designed to fit more easily into a mix.  The volume differences between quiet and loud are not as wide, allowing easier blending when a more consistent volume level is desired.  
 
Concert Grand 2 brings a new EQ setting to the piano, plus a reduced dynamic range
Finger Bass 5 brings reduced dynamic range and faster decay time

This Version of the Piano has Key Noises added. Release and Attack sounds are on a hex layer in Zone 2.
Slider 2 adjust the level of attack key noise which adds more low end to the attack that is contained in the original piano sample. The added noise is more apparent in the upper octaves.
Slider 3 adjust the level of release key noise. Adjust to taste.

The default levels were set using headphones. You'll need to adjust the levels depending on your listening environment and style of playing. Start by quickly adjusting the slider levels to the extremes while playing a few notes to get an idea of the sound your adding to the mix. Turn off Zone 1 to hear the key noise alone.
This Piano still includes Early Reflection DSP and the adjustable wet level for it is on Slider 5. Adjust to taste. The stock PX5 piano is dry. If you like a wetter sound then you should try this.
BTW. With Sliders 2, 3 and 5 all the way down this Piano becomes similar to the stock piano. You can get a lot of variation in the piano sound by just playing with all of the sliders and knobs on this stage setting.

Stage Setting with String Section and Trombone across the entire range and Concert Timpani/Snare/Strings in the lower range

A percussive synth sound. It has lots of creative potential. Try using it with the arpeggio. This sound was originally inspired by the Michael Jackson "Beat It" intro but then sort of went it's own different way.

A Pizzicato hex tone suitable for playing Mercy by Duffy.  Short demo WAV file included. 

An Audio Demo of this is on the download page.
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I'm not sure what I created here. It's original and built from nothingness. Enjoy!
Sliders 1,2,3 and 4 control Zone Levels.

A simple fly by wind sound effect for the PX-5S.  
 
Audio demo: https://soundcloud.com/bradmz/flyby-sound-effect-hex-layer-tone-px-5s
 

This is my take on the distorted organ/synthy sound heard in the song Gold on the Ceiling by The Black Keys.
Try all versions. Let me know what you think in the comments. Version 2 is my pick for the song.
I added portamento for version 3 since the sound is kinda synthy and reminds me of the XW solo synth.

This is my take on the distorted organ/synthy sound heard in the song Gold on the Ceiling by The Black Keys.
Try all versions. Let me know what you think in the comments. Version 2 is my pick for the song.
I added portamento for version 3 since the sound is kinda synthy and reminds me of the XW solo synth.

The first MZ-2000 User file uploaded to this forum.
This is an improved Harpsichord tone for the Casio MZ-2000. This one adds pluck sounds and some extra body to the overall tone.

My attempt at the sounds for playing the intro to the 1987 recording of Here I Go Again by Whitesnake. Mike Martin tackled this song early on by request. I decided to start from scratch with my own interpretation of the sound. Piano is in the lowest octave.
Demo of the sound here.
https://soundcloud.com/bradmz/here-i-go-again-stage-setting

This is a 6 layer tone.
Tenor Sax, Mute Trumpet, Brass, Tuba, Trumpet, Trombone
The layers are panned for stereo and it has a custom Amp envelope applied.

A stage setting I made for playing the intro of the song I just Died in your Arms Tonight by Cutting Crew.
Demo of it here. https://soundcloud.com/bradmz/i-just-died-stage-setting-demo
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A piano sound that transports you to those early years of audio recording. Sounds just like an old upright and recording of it.

This is simply a Mellotron style flute tone.  For your convenience, I uploaded it as a stage setting and as an individual hex layer tone. Pick your favorite way to install it on your PX-5S.
 
Audio demo: https://soundcloud.com/bradmz/mellotron-flute-hex-tonecasio-px-5s
 

This is a stage setting along with the appropriate phrase for playing Piano to a metronome. The desired time signature is defined by the phrase you choose to play. Download and place the desired phrases in empty user slots. Press the phrase button and choose the one you want using the + - buttons.
"Metronome" phrase is 4/4 time
Others are....5/4, 6/8, 3/4 and 2/4.

Someone keeps asking for more cowbell. Well...... 88 keys of cowbell!! Just because we can.

This is a Stage Setting that includes a hex layer on zone 1. The Hex tone has 3 split layers of Morse code beep tones that are panned Left, Right and center. Each layer's volume is assigned to sliders 1,2 and 3. Use the sliders for bringing the different codes in and out.
I programmed a phrase that will play 3 different Morse code sequences all at the same time yet are really separate because of how it is arranged in relation to the Morse Beep Hex Layer. The different codes in the phrase sequence are mapped to the 3 Split zones of the hex layer.
Code 1) Left Channel Tone
Code 2) Center Ch. Tone
Code 3) Right Ch.

The phrase is not assigned as an arpeggio in this Stage Setting. Use the phrase player. The Morse phrase is on this download page.

Demo...https://soundcloud.com/bradmz/muted-strum-guitar-demo-px-5s-stage-setting
This is similar to my Ukulele stage setting except this one is an acoustic guitar. I created a muted picked string sound that makes this possible.
The arpeggiator will be on for zone 1 and assigned to play a phrase. This plays the muted strum for you. You will need to load the included phrase separately for that. I highly recommend using it.
To play the pattern use a rhythmic back and forth between your sustain pedal and the muted strum in the left hand. Release the sustain pedal and play the muted sound almost simultaneously.
Zone 1 = Muted Acoustic Guitar in the lower octaves (strum emulation created by the arpeggiator running the STRUM phrase)
Zone 2 = Open Guitar in the upper octaves
Slider 1 = Expression level of the muted strum zone 1
Slider 2 = Expression level of the open guitar zone 2
Slider 6 = Reverb level
Knobs = Master EQ
Download the STRUM phrase separately and place in user slot 150.

A new accordion tone using the power of hex layer synth.  This uses factory wave data in a clever way, no new wave data is loaded with this tone.  

Here for backup purposes