Brad Saucier

Here is a demo of the sound you are downloading....  https://soundcloud.com/bradmz/ukulele-strumming-demo-casio-px-5s
 
UKULE2.ZLT is a hex layer tone. 
UKULELST.ZAR is an arpeggio pattern.
 
Load these two files into your MZ-X500.  Select the new Ukulele tone as Upper 1 tone.  Enable the arpeggiator and select the new Ukulele arpeggio pattern.  The hex layer tone will have the muted strum sound in the lower octave, while the rest of the keyboard will be for open strumming.  To play the pattern, use a rhythmic back and forth between your sustain pedal and the muted strum in the left hand while holding chords with your right hand for the arpeggiator to use. Release the sustain pedal and play the muted sound almost simultaneously.  To play the strum manually as in the second part of my demo, disable the arpeggiator and practice playing chords in a sweeping motion as if you are strumming with a flat pick on guitar strings.  

Audio Demo here: https://soundcloud.com/bradmz/v-ger-stage-setting-sample-for
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A day of random synth programming lead to the sound heard on Zone 1 of this. I then layered it with the Ice Castles Hex layer.

A Rock Guitar that pitch bend into a note when the key are struck with a higher velocity. Softer touch will not trigger a bend.

The harp has Amp Sim and Distortion DSP applied to emulate the Green Bullet mic and guitar amp distortion.
I assigned a wah effect to both the damper pedal and slider one. Take your pick of which one you feel like using.
This video will show the sound I was going for.
http://youtu.be/XMJ-V7x13r8?t=8m20s

This is a hex layer Tenor Sax. It combines all of the PX5 Tenor Sax samples into one velocity switched tone. It goes from breathy with a very light touch to bright and punchy with a strong touch.

This takes my original VelTenorSax and improves several areas. This new one has some light delay added.

Here is Retro Casio for the PX-5S. This is an emulation of the famous VL-TONE Rock rhythm. It also emulates the VL-Tone Piano but with more polyphony and key range (obviously).
The Rock Rhythm is triggered by the upper most B note. It's made with an arpeggio. As a happy accident, variations of the rhythm can be heard on the two adjacent keys.
Enjoy !!

MP3 Audio demo on the download page.
This was a shot in the dark programming attempt at this song. I couldn't find any good info about the sounds used in it. This is my best guess. This is 2 zones and two custom tones in a stage setting. The zones are split in the middle.

This was something I originally did on the PX-5s. I have heard some people use the XW's for this song. I decided to give it a go myself.
This is a step sequence and performance file along with custom melody tones for playing this song.
Demo on my soundcloud page....https://soundcloud.com/bradmz/casio-xw-g1-sweet-dreams-are-made-of-this
SweetDreams.ZPF - The performance file that brings everything below together.
SweetDreams.zip - Uncompresses as the ZSS step sequnce file used in the performance file above. Place in U:1-6
SweetLead.ZTN - Tone used in the performance zones 1 and 2. Place in U:107.
SawSweet.ZTN - Tone used in the step sequence parts 10 and 11. Place in U:106
SquareSweet.ZTN - Tone used in the step sequence parts 12 and 13. Place in U:105
Bender wheel is disabled for the lead sounds. Pitch bend is tuning the tom drum hit in the step sequence by way of the sequencer control track.