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dftx3's post in Ctx3000 midi program changes was marked as the answer
https://support.casio.com/en/manual/008/Web_14M3APPEND-WL-1A_2A_EN.pdf
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dftx3's post in Ctx3000 audio in/out was marked as the answer
It's not clear what you're asking, but: audio is audio and midi is midi.
Midi is not audio.
Whatever you play in the ct-x3000 will be audio out and midi out at the same time.
If you enter to the ct-x3000 audio in from an external source (external player), it will be heard in the ct-x3000 audio out.
If you enter to the ct-x3000 midi in from an external hardware or software midi out, it will be heard in the ct-x3000 audio out, sounds with ct-x3000 tones.
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dftx3's post in What does #1 to #9 means on Sustain pedal sub-setting under Controller settings? (CT-X3000) was marked as the answer
is the amount of sustain, the duration over time, longer or shorter...
shorter or longer....
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dftx3's post in How to setup desired (non-4/4) Beat for recording song using MIDI Recorder feature? was marked as the answer
Recording "Using the MIDI Recorder to record" is done from Rhythm mode or Song Mode. This assumes that a rhythm and tone are already selected for recording.
The selected Rhythm has one tempo and one time signature information since it was created, and passes it to the next recording that you want to do.
So you can only change the tempo.
The time signature (2/4, 3/4,etc) can be set when you create the rhythm.
So, you must have a rhythm for each time signature: 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 6/8, etc. and you can use it to record new song. If you don't want to record rhythm data, don't record in rectrksy (system track), but in solo track.
So, if you want to record a new 2/4 Song with midi recorder, press Rhythm and select your 2/4 User rhythm or 2/4 March rhythm, select your tone for play, set tempo how you like, press Record, long press Record and select rectrk1, and play. This will record just you play on UPPER1.
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dftx3's post in X5000 MIDI automation, controller was marked as the answer
@eaman , I mean that Ct-x series don't have midi sync, no midi clock, no mmc, no receive, no transmit.
At the end of the casio manual you have Midi Implementation Chart, where you will find the midi functions recognized by Ct-x. You can program the controller as you need, CC, PC, etc ... For the bank (msb), program number, you can find everything in the appendix file.
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dftx3's post in How to record crash cymbal at the end of 1 bar fill-in? was marked as the answer
Quantize off, speed slow, play crash cymbal as close to the end as possible.
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dftx3's post in Copying AC7 file into ctx3000 was marked as the answer
You need usb flash drive formated fat32.
Make MUSICDAT folder.
Move your AC7 file in MUSICDAT.
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dftx3's post in Pedal As Control was marked as the answer
You can make a registration sequence
R1-V1
R2-V2
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R8-V2
Casio manual EN-70