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Everything posted by AndreiR
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Nice catch of a screen, Brad! I hope to be able to control Garage Band or other apps, if this starts working.Then I would deal with MIDI -- one step at a time. ))
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Brad, I have all cables and connectors, and everything is physically connected.
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Hi Brad, you also have a new picture! Yes this this my actual setup. I would post it in "What's your setup like" thread, but I feel that it's not really "connected" in any fancy way, just OUT to a mixer and a computer via USB. I would like to learn how to connect to my iPad and maybe to a drum machine (via MIDI), if I knew how and the purpose of such a connection. Yes, I got a camera kit. Actually for Retine iPod it's only one cable with a female USB on one end and a special end for iPad 4. It's good I caught the difference in the store. With all that said, the main question remains: how to connect those two, so the nice rubber shelf is used for the purpose intended by good designers at Casio?
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Hi everybody! How do you connect your iPad to XW (XW-G1 in my case) via USB? I'm following the manual, but after recommended steps nothing happens on either end. I have Garage Band app installed on my iPad Retina, to start with, and I just don't know where and what and how. I have sound via audio out to mic, or instrument, or line. Please, if you have a successful experience with this, share it with me. Thank you for your help!
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It worked for me too. But the sound of organ is somewhat different. And I don't even know what I'm doing ... Back to manual ...
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Well, I did what Double P suggested: "Select a note for step 1, then for the next steps select "Tie". Still, a note sounds until the next note starts. Any other ideas, please?
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That easy? Thanks a lot, I'll try that.
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Hi! I was trying to create a groove patterns in step-sequencer. All goes fairly well, except for chord part (or solo), playing organ. The notes in recorded version sound chopped off, and they don't want to overlap. I tried different note lengths etc., with no good result. Is this the only way -- one note at a time? Am I doing something fundamentally wrong? Missing something? How can I record parts with nice organ notes, being long and overlapping? Thank you for your help! P.S. And I will not stop mentioning -- the manual is written badly. Casio, please rewrite the manual!!!
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Yes, I know what you mean.
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I agree, PDF is better, thanks Happyrat1! I don't know what happened to another link/address, can't find it again... Here is a couple of more interesting documents -- with lots of little digits. I guess could be useful to somebody: http://support.casio-europe.com/ru/download/manuals/emi/XW-P1_Appendix.pdf http://support.casio.com/pdf/008/nil%20%28XWP1_G1_MIDI_E_WEB1203A%29.pdf
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Here is an interesting visual presentation of xw I found: http://hoanghuymusic...&act=getf&id=73
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Here is an interesting visual presentation of xw I found: http://hoanghuymusic.com.vn/?mod=news&act=getf&id=73
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This is a great site -- http://xwsynth.wordpress.com/ -- lots of useful info on XW series.
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Yes I did. There are only two XW-G1 specific.
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But I guess I can add this right away: the manual is written badly. I really think that Casio should rewrite the manual and publish it in PDF. Official step-by-step video tutorials would also be very helpful. And I'm sure this would increase sell-ability of the unit. Not all artists have engineering background. An artist buys an instrument in order to create. OK, this is my 2¢ for now.
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I will -- just let me "master" it.
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Our Williams Encore broke, that's what initially caused to go out to look for some new ivory-and-ebony. It looks like PX-5s is a serious piano, for real keyboard players -- not for two-finger-pokers like me Good luck with that! and my hat off.
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Brad, thanks again! Great! I found the external input level in the mixer menu. By the way, I got my XW-G1 a few days ago at Sam Ash for $399. Actually I went there to check MicroKorg (same prise), and I sow this one and it was $100 less than XW-P1 -- as simple as that! As I said, I don't have any experience with synths except for VST plugins in Riper. Looks like MZ-2000 is a fun instrument.
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Thank you, Brad for the link, and for your encouragement! I am diving in and it's fun. One more question about the XW-G1 -- the input signal from the microphone (Shure Beta 57-A) seems very weak. Am I missing some setting somewhere in some menu? Same goes for an el. guitar input (if straight, without any amplification).
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Hello everybody! I'm glad that I found this forum. I just got my new XW-G1 a few days ago. I'm mostly a guitar player, and I want to learn to use this keyboard -- to compose and perform backing rhythm tracks for my songs. I'm trying to learn to use it, and I found the manual is difficult to follow. I watched a couple of video tutorials (which are helpful) on this synth, and the rest are XW-P1 oriented. For some reason XW-P1 more popular. I wonder why .... I know almost nothing about synths, so I expect some learning curve. For some reason I can't grasp the concept of "zones". Would anybody, please advise me for a better way to learn to use this keyboard. Thank you for your help!