Yossi

I'm having a related problem when playing gigs with my band -- both accidentally pressing START/STOP as well as discovering that some of the cool registrations shared here that I've saved actually set off the drums when I play the bottom notes of the keyboard. I will literally NEVER use the drums, let alone the other AI accompaniment on my keyboard, and so wish there was a way of disabling them universally. I'm an older guy and just wanted to a good weighted piano with a fine piano sound for my gigs and find it daunting to deal with resaving all the registrations, and/or creating new ones that have the drums (rhythm, I guess is more accurate) muted. Would be grateful for the easiest possible workaround. Thanks!

I asked for something similar a few months back. So far no joy. That said, a few folks have shared some sounds for downloading that do include things on your wish list.

Hi friend! Has such a thing been offered/uploaded in the last months? Assume some folks have had a bit of time on their hands to play with their keyboard.... Good health to all Yossi

I would very grateful if someone could upload a Hammond-Leslie sound with the knobs set up accordingly. I just don't have the time/ability to do it myself yet. Many thanks!!

Thanks Brad. At this point that's all clear. And I even had things working with the Apple Camera adaptor. But as I wrote, the adaptor must have been invisibly damaged upon removal from the phone as it has stopped working. I can only conclude that the Casio is highly sensitive.

Thanks. I assure you that I didn’t make that mistake. 😉 That said, I solved the problem by buying a new Apple adaptor (the one used for USB to Lightning, usually for photography). This past week, I removed the adaptor when the phone was in the case, and from invisible physical damage (?), subsequently it stopped working — just as was the case months ago with the first adaptor. So my conclusion is that the keyboard is extremely sensitive....

Thank you, Brad - I’ve finally managed to try a different lightening adaptor with the PX-S3000. To my great disappointment, the second adaptor didn’t work either. Also: deleted app, re-downloaded Chordana Play for Piano, put the iPhone into flight mode, fired up - and same error. Also tested with iPad, and a friend's iPhone (he is a professional DJ and very experienced with MIDI etc.), same error. Nobody has mentioned any possible setting issues, and I’ve not found anything in the system settings that makes the keyboard and iOS devices work via USB. Bluetooth playback works flawlessly, I should add, but this is irrelevant to the problem. Thank you for any further advice. I’m afraid that here in Israel it is very difficult to get expert service.

Thanks, Brad. I'm not well-versed in these things, but I did manage to connect my MacBook Pro with the cable to the keyboard, opened GarageBand, and when I played on the Casio, I heard sounds in GarageBand.

Thanks. I can't really imagine why the one you're using would work and the other one wouldn't.... They're both Apple lightening-USB camera adaptors. And the one I'm using actually lets you charge your iPad/iPhone...and I can hardly imagine going to a gig with my iPhone or iPad running the Casio but unable to charge! What can I say? This is frustrating and not a little absurd.

Thanks, John* - would you be good enough to send me a link to the lightening adapter that you purchased? I wasn't aware of another option.

Thought of that too... Unfortunately it has no impact on the issues. I don't have different connectors to try, just in case they're the problem...

Thanks again. I'm using an Apple Lightning to USB3 Camera Adapter (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F7KJDIM/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_api_i_DOyyDbH9A2YZ8) with a standard USB 2.0 Printer Type Cable - A-Male to B-Male