Jay C

Thank you for this post - very inspirational.

Thank you, @AiXWman and @Tom banjo for your post/reply on this subject. They inspired me to take out my XW-G1 and start experimenting. I was entertained all night.☺️ And - I am sure that there are many ways to approach e.g. sound programming on the XW synths. There are plenty of possibilities once you get going... Jay 🎹

Anyways, a little update on my reply to @Pravito... I just tried using this Casio CT-370 SoundFont I mentioned earlier in this thread. First I installed Plogue Sforzando Soundfont player to my DAW, and then imported the .sf2-file into the VST. And, lo and behold, it works! I now have a complete CT-370 (Plus extra sounds, apparently) in my instrument library.😁 Jay 🎹 PS some new CT-370 music is bound to appear from my side - at some point.

Hi I found this while looking for something else. It's a complete SoundFont sampling of Casio CT-370 for download free of charge with every sound from this keyboard sampled in 5 octaves! Jay 🎹

Thanks, I'm glad you like it.🙂

Hello This is a little thing I just started working on. I hope to expand it in time. Chords and Bass are customized (filtered) tone (with added reverb) and unaltered preset tone on the Casio MT-400V, respectively. Drums are Impact from Presonus. Enjoy! Jay 🎹

Agree! Nice Track :D

Hi I tried to look for the specifications of the guitar strap and found the following product, that I think is the same as mine: Ernie Ball 4040 Poly Strap Red – Thomann UK On the product page you can find the length of the guitar strap. I am glad to help Jay 🎹

I still have that problem... also I have another issue with the G1, that has to do with internal timing as described elsewhere on this forum. So, I actually put it up for sale (!). For 3 months or so, the keyboard has been available for someone else to purchase. The other day I placed it in my living room (it had been stored in the basement). I gave it a go at the keys and got back into the groove - so to speak. It still is a fun keyboard to play - despite its technical flaws. So I want to ask the community here a simple question. Should I keep it or Sell it ??? Thanks. Jay 🎹

Great Version. Thank You!

Thanks. Nice playing.

Thank you!

Hi Brad. Thanks, man - you solved this one for me.

Ok. So I have this phrase recorded on the PX-5S that was made for a particular hex layer tone I made. I want to playback the phrase as a part of a song sequence where: track1 is the phrase for the hex layer tone and track2 plays another phrase consisting of a drum pattern. Now, in the song mixer I can tell the PX-5s which instrument or tone I want to use for a particular track. I succeeded in picking a drum set for the drum phrase. However, I can't select the said hex layer tone as my tone for the phrase in track1. I consulted the tutorial manual for the PX-5S and according to it, in its tone list, (page E-45), the program change number for user hex layer tones 050-127 is 50-127, while the Bank Select MSB Value is 97 For hex layer tones 128-199 the program change number is 0-71 and the Bank select MSB value is 98. I tried to dial in the corresponding program change number with Bank Select MSB set to 97 and 98 - but I don't see my hexlayer tone as a selected tone. Any suggestions? Help is greatly appreciated, Thanks. Jay 🎹

I found this: you can read more about it here: CT-S1000V Challenge (casio.com)

Thank you for those kind words I used the Flute tone on my CT-370 and I added Flanger and Reverb as effects. Again - Thank You!

Hi Here's a little tune, that's melodic, dreamy and velvety in character. I played it on my Casio CT-370 with two effects: flanger and reverb. Jay 🎹

Hi I was wondering what the abbreviation MT in, for instance, Casio MT-100 is referring to? My CT-370 is a Casio Tone Keyboard so that's easy: CT=Casio Tone 😊 On the CZ line of synths, I believe I saw it somewhere named the Cosmo SynthesiZer (?) Thanks. Jay 🎹

Hi Ever since I got my CT-370 keyboard (as a kid) I wanted to recreate the demo song in some form. Here's an attempt at that. By coincidence I learned that this particular percussion-driven part of the CT-370 demo song is very much alike that of the built-in Samba rhythm. Hence, the name. Jay 🎹

Thank you, rsaintjohn for posting this. Awesome video and keyboard!

Here's a list of youtube videos with the CT-S1000V in play using vocal synthesis to "sing" well known songs:

Thank you Akshansh Khare and Brad Saucier. What I was trying to say is that, as far as I know, the voltage differs from country to country. In my country we have 240volts in the wall socket. I believe they have "only" 110volts in the US, so I was concerned that an adaptor dimensioned for the US market might not work in a european setting. On the the other hand, If the adaptor accepts an input voltage of 240volts I only need to change the cable that goes into the wall socket.