Silvano Silva

I have the MZ-X300. Is it also possible to make this adjustment?

Yes Rick. Working with envelope by separate sample could change the decay times. I found a solution that I intend to apply for example more serious samples with loop and smaller ones without loop. The only question is that the envelope would pick up all the samples. But the idea would not be for pianos but for guitars and bass.

GOOD moontom You said it all in a little text. It's no use with our desires for Casio if it does not solve the current MZ line. Who says that Casio can continue with the same errors in the new line? If not correct this will customers believe in the new line? If I have 128mb or 256mb of memory sampler I want to enjoy it to the maximum without fear of giving problems. So my wish list would be: NOT BUGS PLEASE

Hello Friend. Where are the low sales of the MZ-X. Many musicians here in Brazil are eager to have an MZ-X. What is lacking for CASIO is very little, there is no question of sales or what compensates but rather prepare the ground for a future return to Arrangers professional line and CASIO proved that it may be possible to fight with the big brands. Yamaha has also been heavily criticized with its PSRs and today it has acquired its respect with customers. We can say with certainty that Casio is taking the place of YAMAHA as KEYBOARD WITH EXCELLENT COST BENEFIT. There is not only EUROPE as a buyer. We have Latin America, India and many other markets where few are able to buy more expensive keyboards and Brazil is one of these markets. A fix is not limited to spending on programmers but rather to the Brand name. The Privia PX-5S was able to access the stages with great bands here because of the great support that Casio gave the instrument and is a very beloved instrument here. As already said, there is no use in new keyboards if they do not correct what is already on the market. This is commitment to the users.

Hello, Brad. Thanks to you I got what I wanted. I was able to give Silence in a continuous sample. Too bad this feature is applied to all samples and not to each separate sample. But it already opens up new ideas for creating complex tones with more samples and consequently more realistic.

Sorry Brad for the English. An example. I created a Loop in the string samples and saved it as ZTN. I wanted in the tones editor a feature in the ADSR that would cause the decay of the loop to silence. If possible Sample Files like Piano could create smaller samples because it would give the illusion of natural drop of the sample.

To have an even more real experience I suggest creating a ztn sample of organ for the right hand and for the pedals (like B3 samples) Because MZ-X can only use the features of DRAWBAR to Upper. It's a crazy idea, but I think it's cool. Here in the wind instruments I mix samples with the factory tones and it is very good

Hello friends. I thought here of a way to do piano tones samples etc using ADSR tools without success. What I pictured here is for example a long piano wave but with LOOP points before the end of the sample and in the tones editor by ADSR to decay the sound without sounding the infinite LOOP. Anyone with any ideas here? note that it is not only for PIANOS, but also for guitars, bass ...

Rick every user buys a product and waits with what has been promised in the marketing if it fulfills. In the case of AMADO JOSÉ he refers to the samples part. We Brazilians work on many samples because our musical culture is immense. Casio promised in the marketing memory of samples and did not comply because the keyboard disappears with the samples. No has a 100% memory to run the sounds in real time in full (128mb and 256mb). As far as preload we can take. But these bugs its bad. What's good for you does not mean it's good for others. The keyboard is great but we want to leverage Casio in Latin America. But to make your fame Casio have to listen to us and help us too.

ZDR samples with 8 layers

Many endorsers do not have new videos here. I already think it's they're jumped out.. We were abandoned. And Casio does not give us a position.

Congratulations. One more bug for the list !!! Next!!!

What the program asks for are waves samples of some instrument that you have. You drag the waves as an example C2 F2 Bb2 D3 F # 3 and place exactly where these waves are marked. Placed the waves you save the instrument and load in the pen drive to install in your keyboard. There are several details.

The evolution of the drum of the MZ-X against the WK7600 I had was very large. In fact Casio has learned his homework well in some resources. My wish list for a top line would be: 76 keys Larger memory for sampler (512mb or more) with Total Preload memory. Loop Slice audio to Pads with BPM control. Loop Guitar in rhythms 3 INTROS and 3 ENDINGS Arrangements in rhythms in Cmajor Cm and C7 Sinc Stop and START buton improvements Customizable break button like FILL IN Separate DSP for Microphone and Vocalist 3 interchangeable DSPs. Registration USER expand for 24 or more banks. 4 OTS for each rhythm. Compatible with SF2

The DAW edit tool helps you pre-listen how it sounds in MZ. Importing the midi to the MZ-X has to remix to the internal Mixer. I do not know if it's bug or me that I'm doing the wrong way. But over time I'm going to edit a little sequence in DAW and see how the MZ behaves.

The E-A7 simply stands for Samples. Taking the Samples out of memory it's a slightly improved ROLAND E-50. No wonder the ROLAND EA-7ter placed Sampler and have withdrawn the Resources of SUPERNATURAL and SRX.

Friend indeed the MZ-X does not have the huge amount of Rhythms like Korg Yamaha and Roland has. Let's look at the fact that the extension of the AC7 Rhythms is newer and with a small library compared to the other brands. What MZ-X stands out for is the features it has and the ability to expand.

Each has an operational mode to work with. Many of these features you will find in other brands. It may not suit you, but it will not hurt you in any way.

Friend CoreyW. The STY import tool until it works. But that's not what I mean. I was commenting on the evolution of Yamaha PRS and STY rhythms. Casio "evolved" from CPT CKF Z00 to AC7 The AC7 extension still needs enhancements to support the MZ-X As for reading STY rhythms what I advise is to rename the STY extension to MID and open it in a DAW (I recommend SONAR with INS file from RICK THAT HAS TO DOWNLOAD here in the FORUM) Editing the Rhythm connected to DAW and MZ-X. Then you put the edited MID and import into the MZ-X

Yeeessss. And what did you say. Now imagine a scenario in which you play a presentation of two different songs in which you want to link these songs and in the second song you have created an intro (INTRO 1 or INTRO 2) and then go to the variations. If registration does not save the link through INTRO 1 or 2. You do not need this today but many need and who knows for you in the future.

Rick before making a video. 1-Save a rhythm in the registration memory with start Sync in INTRO 1 or 2. 2-Press and play another Rhythm and press the registration you saved with freeze off and with the rhythm Playing to see if it enters the INTRO that you saved

My friend Rick You can do this with the Rhythm stopping. Try to make Rhythm in progress and me reply back.

1) Preload memory size is not a bug. That is a feature request. If it hangs your keyboard, that may be a bug. ere we have a bug and an improvement The bug is when using the Preload in full keyboard sounds like SOLO TRUMPET from factory lock notes. As for improvement it would be possible to increase PRELOAD. 3) Rhythm tempo change is not a bug. That is a feature request. I've never known any Casio keyboard with this. They have all required pressing both tempo buttons or using registration sequences to handle tempo changes. This is true when I had the WK7600 also there. A feature that for professional lines of arrangers of other brands already has. 4) Silvano, send me your tone files that are clicking. I'm sure they can be corrected. Yes I send But already notice that many waves that have loops in the loop program is ok but on the keyboard appear the artifacts/ 5) Intro variation. I'm not sure what you mean here. The registration memory only stores the VARIATIONS A B C D when there is an exchange of rhythms. But INTRO 1 and 2 do not save / A very important resource for those who want to make a rhythm sequence based on the introduction of the rhythm type midi sequence/ The AC7 Rhythm file needs to be improved since there is an evolution here in the MZ-X line we have 4 variations 2 intros and 2 endings / As well as the Yamaha PSR line has evolved in the STY Archives Casio has to follow this trend. We are no longer talking about WK or CTK but a new board that deserves a lot of attention. Many friends want the MZ-X but stand behind their keyboards. Many respect me but how can I endorse knowing these details that they look for in the keyboards.