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Perfect! I have seen this rhythm in an old beat up psr at my keyboard teacher's place, and was searching for a rhythm to use for Nathalie's Heartbeat! I whistle the melody and just got the chords down

Hey, it's very easy, go to https://hexed.it/ pload the file, change the '5000 ' to 9000IN, download it

haha, this one's pretty good

Welcome par, the ct-x5000 does have trumpet sounds, and you can adjust the vibrato of the tones, etc. I would recommend the tone editing webinar by mike: CT-X3000 / CT-X5000 Tone Editing - YouTube

WOW that's mindblowing, I'm very much a beginner haha, started learning pretty late

It's missing an extension brad, just rename that file and add '.mp4' to it, it'll get recognized then

Tried editing some of the od guitars but no luck

From a google search Check your adapter for a similar diagram

While I haven't used a casio digital piano, I can answer this question, according to the manual, your cdp s350 takes a 12v dc power adapter so an equivalent 12v casio power adapter might be fine, the only thing that can change is the dc barrel jack polarity but brands usually kepp it standard, you can check the polarity by the polarity symbol that'll be on your keyboard/user manual and your power adapter. But keyboards are usually sold with the power adapter so if I were you, I'd contact the dealer and get it

Go to function -> Chordmode and then change the chord mode, the chord point can also be set, and both of can be stored in registration banks

Hello everyone, I was listening to some music of Ennio Morricone the other day, I whistle and love a lot of his music and am looking to reproduce the electric guitar he uses, linked to the piece with the timestamp: like this (linked to the timestamp) : I do not know a lot about guitars, so I need some help Identifying the kind of guitar it is, and chosing a tone and what parameters I'll have to edit to replicate that guitar. Thanks a lot!

All that and planned obsolescence and all that

Ooh looking forward to it