Davisabat

Hi, cable arrived! It's a good professional PROEL but I can't feel a huge difference between this connection and the one I made with a low quality cable. Basically, the problem is that the sound I get on the PC is "muffled"; it isn't clear as Casio sound. The keyboard sounds like a band playing live with real instruments, while the recording via aux-audacity seems..a recording! May it be the integrated sound card of my pc? Can I have a Casio-like sound on the pc if I buy a good one or there would always be difference?

I thought there was nothing better than a midi file to avoid any kind of latency, distortion, quality loss, etc. If you tell me aux is the best, you make me happy beacuse it's the easiest way for me.

Thank you for replying. But if even the flash drive conversion doesn't give the same sound as the keyboard, is there any way I can have my songs on my PC without loosing quality? Using a good aux cable and registering wave with audacity could be even better than the general midi conversion?

Hi, I have a ctx700 and I don't understand why Casio couldn't put a flah drive port behind it and they sell an identical ctx800 to do that, instead. Since I can't export .mid files with my ctx700, is there any Good Samaritan who could convert my .mrf files (to .mid) just to hear what they sound like? Thank you all in advance

Yes I downloaded the cubase patch, but I don't know how to make the software read it. It is a .txt file

I'm sorry to bother you so much, thank you a lot. I've made progress: I can play casio rhytms on cakewalk, and it also recognises the right tone but only the first time. As soon as I change the tone it goes crazy and doesn't recognise the one I choose. So I tried Cubase LE 9: here the problem is that I don't know how to make it read the casio patch you sent me. Do you know how can I do? I guess after that I should be able to use my casio tones and rhytms without using Cubase'ones.

So Is there anything I can do to play the right instruments? Maybe trying another software?

I'm using Cakewalk by BandLab vers 2020.05. I have downloaded the file that you have linked and installed the .ins file following this guide. Nonetheless the instruments are played correctly for a certain time (in some cases only for few seconds), then they all sound like piano. There is also a difference between the sound of the pc (not only the tone, but also a delay) and the one of the keyboard. Could you help me?

Thank you everyone. I managed to record on Cakewalk piano and also drums but Cakewalk doesn't recognise Casio instruments. If I use, for example, a guitar, the software still sounds like a piano. Something I can do?

Thank you. I got it, but I wanted to manage a midi file on my PC. What are those .mrf file for? I can see them on casio data manager, but how can I get music from them? And then, when I use cakewalk I can play piano but I can't record the forum backing tracks. Any idea why?

Hi! I use a Casio ctx700 keyboard. I want to export on my PC the songs I create in the song bank as a MIDI file. The only way I found to do something similar is recording via AUX in Audacity, but it’s not MIDI. Using Casio Data Manager I can see my keyboard but the files are in .MRF and I don’t know what to do with them. I can record via Cakewalk or Musescore playing directly the keyboard but I’m not able to export/record my song bank. Thanks