nick monte

Thanks to both of you! Am loving thia keyboard. It must be the best bang for the buck keyboard out there. I already mentioned that I had the pxs3100 that I returned because I wrongly thought thtat it was defective. Well I'm glad I did because this is so close and 300 euros lighter on the pocket. And I preer that real buttons etc. I actually recorded a bit of teh 3100 in my studio and compared the pianopatches with teh cdp - tbh, I couldn't really hear the difference - in the headphones I noticed it but it's a very minor difference and if you put it into a mix, there's no difference.

just realised that my title lis rather ambiguous... Anyway, another daft question - is itpossible to change the touch response forthe organ patches? I couldn't work it out whereas I had no problem with pianos etc..

Thanks for the prompt response! I feel absolutely stupid now.. I obviously should have kept the 3100. But this s360 isn't bad... Certainly doesn't feel 300 euros less in terms of quality.. There's less touch response and the patches seem to lack a bit of the dynamics that the px has. I've changed the touch response to 'hard' and it has compensated for it to some extent..

patches 168-170 don't work properly - randomly produce full notes or strange plinking sound. I had the same problem on pxx3100 and returned it to the shop.. Any ideas? Am I doing something wrong or is this an issue with casios