Mike Martin

With the power supply or with batteries? Sounds like you have a problem with the power supply.

You'd need a both CME WIDI Uhost on the PX-S7000 and then a CME WIDI Master on the effects device. Casio's WU-BT10 will pair perfectly with the CME WIDI Bud Pro - but I don't think it could be paired directly with the WIDI Master. I'll know the above solution would work but I'll try this with the WU-BT10 asap.

Also try a different USB drive - smaller size, the better.

You're using the wrong USB port. You need to use the square USB-A port on the back for MIDI communication.

@ChristofR477 The specification is the same in terms of height. I can confirm that all models, PX-S5000, PX-S6000 and PX-S7000 (off the stand) fit on my "keyboard drawer" on my music production desk. Is there a specific desk you're using?

It is not designed to work with the PX-800, the connector is different. Some users here have rewired the SP-34 for similar purposes.

Raj, The keyboard will need to be diagnosed by a qualified technician with a service manual. More than likely you have a power related issue but possibly a problem with the main CPU board. No one can diagnose this with the information you provided.

There should be almost no discernible difference other than level. In fact, going through your audio interface's preamp should allow you to get an optimum recording level from your instrument. The PX-S7000 has unbalanced outputs. Using balanced (TRS) cables might cause problems. I'll add, don't forget to pan the signals left & right on the recording side - perhaps you're listening in mono?

To add upon what Brad said. It just isn't possible with a speed that would be playable. No manufacture offers Bluetooth Audio OUT for this reason.

Has this piano been moved around a lot? My best guest is that there is a loose ribbon cable but most likely this would need looked at by a technician.

Do the speakers work? It would be highly unusual that both the input and output jacks are malfunctioning. It would likely need to be serviced by a technician.

To clarify, I do not believe that Auto Resume will recall a Registration. It will return to the last tone used regardless of any changes that are stored in a registration. In my test case, Auto Resume is off. By default piano is selected on Power On. Then selecting the stored registration works fine.

@Quord I just returned from a trip. I'll work on this tonight or first thing tomorrow and get back to you.

@Harmonious To record audio from the PX-S1100 you need to connect the 1/4" audio outputs from your PX-S1100 to an audio input on your audio interface. The (square) USB A port on the back of the PX-S1100 is for MIDI only. To record MIDI & Audio into Logic you'd need to set up 2 tracks one for MIDI and one for audio and arm both simultaneously. Another option is to use Logic's External MIDI Instrument track. This feature requires that when you want to share / render the recording that you choose "real-time" so it will capture the audio from the PX-S1100.

Put the files in the MUSICDAT Folder