André Marques

Thank you, @AlenK. I'll try to do as you suggest and see if it works for me. Anyway is very strange if it's the normal behaviour of Casio XW-P1. Everyone would expect that the configurations will be kept whatever the function you chose later, since you've saved the Performance. But, if XW-P1 was implemented that way, the only thing that rest for me is seek a manner to deal with it, like trying your suggestion.

Hi, Alenk. Great work, thank you for making an extensive test and research about XW-P1 and sharing with us. I wish I could have done something like this. But I have a doubt about that part where you say that Performace affects what you hear and can control in Tone. I tried to reproduce this problem "f you switch to Tone mode you will find that any tone that you select to play in this mode is likewise restricted to the same keyboard range." and nothing happens to the tone. On the other hand, Tone is affecting what I hear in Performance. If I select a user Performance and after that select the Tone function and within this function a Tone that is different from the Tone selected for Zone I on that Performance, when I return to that Performance, its Zone I has the last Tone I selected, that is, the Performance looses the configuration I have edited and saved before, wich is undesirable. Have you experienced something like this?

I'm having some problems with using XW-P1 Performance. I've created some Tones and some Performances using some of the created Tones. But, if I play one of this Performances, and later decided to select the Tone function and play a specific Tone (that has nothing to do with the Performance I played before), when I select again that Performance, the last Tone I selected is attributed to Zone 1 . For example, if Performance PerfA has ToneA in Zone 1 and I select Tone function and play ToneB, when I select Performance PerfA again, it has ToneB in its Zone 1. Anyone knows how to solve this problem? Is it configuration problem or a limitation of Casio XW-P1?