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  1. Hello! Does anyone know how to save the filter settings in the midi track event edit screen? I am primarily interested in seeing only the tones and volume when trying to edit a midi track. In Event View Filter there are 24 pages of particular filter settings and it is cumbersome to filter them "on". Can I save this somehow? Thanks in advance
  2. I'm new to the mz-x500 and also to midi, but I found an undocumented feature when I plugged my midi out from the mz-x500 to the midi in on my kurzweil k2vx. As long as the send/receive channel is the same, and as long as I have a tone selected for upper 1 (or upper 1 & 2), and use a registration button to select the tones, the sounds are coming from the kurzweil. I have local set to off on the casio. After playing around a little bit, I found it to be the act of pressing a registration button, and the specific sounds saved in upper1 and upper2. The casio will receive program 40, when upper1 = 0001 (GrPnoConcert) and upper2 = 0656 (Solo Violin). I plugged another midi controller into the kurzweil and found the program change to be 40, and the msb and lsb both to be 0. How do I translate the casio tones/numbers into program change numbers to send out midi? Right now it's random and not feasible to go through all these 1 by one. Any help would be appreciated. Kathy
  3. Thank you, Brad, for your input. k
  4. I was referring to your comment where you said: "Unfortunately a tone selection or registration selection will always send program change data. You'll need to look for an alternative." Would that alternative include the PX-5s? I believe it was about turning on/off pc for a particular track.
  5. Brad, may I ask you if the privia px-5s can do what casimo requested?
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