Mario79

Completely agree. It's 2023 and I have to keep with me a block notes containing the mapping registration/song names for my CT-S1000V. Why should I download an app on my phone (with all compatibility problems...) to make a thing that could be easily implemented onboard of the keyboard?

Hi all! Has anyone created a dataset of synth voice patterns from known songs (e.g. initial part of Bohemian Rhapsody, initial part of Let's groove (EW&F), etc.) with the right note length and division?

Brad, thx for your reply. Both pedals of mine do not have the polarity switch onboard. Indeed, when passing pedals from one brand to another (e.g. from M-Audio to Korg), the polarity is reversed. This notwithstanding, I just need to press the pedal while turning on the keyboard to restore the correct polarity. I wonder why on Casio such a procedure does not work.

Hi all, I'm frustrated since TWO sustain pedals of mine (correctly working for GEM, Korg Havian 30, Roland FP30, M-Audio) have an inverted polarity when i try to connect them to my Casio CT-S1000V. In practice, when pressing the pedal I've no sustain and vice versa. Beyond the fact that from the CT-S1000V menu there is no way to change the polarity pedal, a trick which typically works with other keyboards/pianos (when sustain pedal polarity is inverted) is to turn off the keyboard, connect the pedal and press it when turning on the keyboard. Unluckily, such a method does not work with CT-S1000V. Why I should separately buy the suggested pedals (Casio SP-3, SP-30) when I've two sustain pedals compatible with 4 different brands??? I'm so disappointed for that. If anyone knows a workaround, please let me know! Mario